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Introductionch anxiety occurs when people want to make a favorable impression but doubt that they will succeed (Schlenker & Leary, 1982). There has to be a belief that the situation involves scrutiny or evaluation by others regardless of whether this is actually true or not, that negative evaluation is a possib

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Social Anxiety, Evolution, and Self-Presentationchemical factors or unconscious psychic phenomena—but is an active creation of the individual him- or herself (Gergen, 1984). Any approach to understanding and studying social anxiety has to take a position on this issue, since it has a major influence on subsequent model building, research, and the

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Shyness, Self-Esteem, and Self-Consciousnessrience. Less than 10% of respondents to a cross-cultural survey reported that they had never felt shy (Zimbardo, 1977). Ratings of shyness-eliciting events reveal that interactions with strangers, especially those of the opposite sex or in positions of authority, situations requiring assertive behav

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