Social anxiety may be rooted in fear of making mistakes
Researchers at the University of Maryland scanned the brains of 12-year-olds while they performed a task, finding that the children became hypersensitive towards making errors when others were watching. The findings provide a potential neurological mechanism that might explain why people develop social anxiety. Credit: Pixabay. George Buzzell, along with other psychologists at the University of…
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