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Social phobia is commonly regarded as a kind of disease caused by a deficient inner mechanism, but it may also be considered as a purposeful interpersonal pattern of self-protection from social threats. Though a critical assessment of several theoretical perspectives, this book attempts to clarify social phobia by critically discussing four questions: what is social phobia, what causes it, what is its nature and what kinds of treatments can improve.

Is social phobia a disease or a purposeful interpersonal pattern of self-protection from social threats? This book attempts to clarify social phobia through the critical discussion of four questions: what is social phobia, what causes it, what is its nature and what kinds of treatments can improve it?

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Acknowledgments

Preface

Part Ⅰ What is Social Phobia?

1 Social Phobia: a Self-Protective Interpersonal Pattern

2 The Genealogy of Social Phobia

Part Ⅱ What is The Nature of Social Phobia?

3 Social Phobia as a Disorder of Social Anxiety

4 Social Phobia as a Disease

5 Social Phobia as a Hypothetical Construct

Part Ⅲ What Causes Social Phobia?

6 Social Phobia as a Consequence of Brain Defects with Graciela Pineyro

7 Social Phobia as a Consequence of Cognitive Biases

8 Social Phobia as a Consequence of Inadequate Social Skills

9 Social Phobia as a Consequence of Individual History

Part Ⅳ What Helps Social Phobic Individuals?

10 The Treatments of Social Phobia: Their Nature and Effects

Part Ⅴ Concluding Remarks

11 Conclusions and Integration

References

Author Index

Index

Ariel Stravynski is Professor of Clinical Psychology in the Department of Psychology at the University of Montreal.

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Social phobia and disruptive social anxiety are features of the lives of many thousands of people. But exactly what is social phobia? What causes it? What is its nature and what kinds of treatments can improve it? Using key concepts and methods and a substantive body of research, this book aims to answer these questions and clarify social phobia by means of critical discussions and examination of evidence. It takes a sceptical stance towards the received view of social phobia as a species of disease caused by a deficient inner mechanism and considers an alternative construal of social phobia as a purposeful interpersonal pattern of self-overprotection from social threats. The possibility that social phobia might not actually exist in nature is also considered. Fearing Others will appeal to researchers, clinicians and students in clinical and health psychology and psychiatry.