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  • Attachment Styles & Theory

    Posted on December 11, 2012 8:00 am by cthinker 1 Comment

    Child development psychologist John Bowlby once defined attachment as “a lasting psychological connectedness between human beings.”

    Attachment Theory

    Attachment is a very unique and special emotional bond that plays a very critical role in our lives. It affects the way we view the world and how we interact with our friends, family members and fellow humans. Early experiences in childhood can affect a person’s attachment style, which has a strong influence on their development and behavior throughout life.
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  • A Look at Shyness

    Posted on October 29, 2012 11:29 am by cthinker Comment

    What Is Shyness?

    Shyness is a feeling of anxiety or apprehension when dealing with people in a social, professional, or personal setting. A shy person may consider themselves afraid of talking or being talked to. Shyness exists in varying degrees; the terms Social Anxiety and Social Phobia are common disorders found in extremely shy individuals. These disorders are the most common types of anxiety disorders, and the third most prevalent psychiatric disorder overall, right behind depression and alcohol dependence. ¹ Shyness is characterized by individuals being less open and expressive around people due to a fear of being ridiculed, criticized or rejected. As a result of the anxiety, shy people will often avoid social situations in general.
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