202 Social Anxiety as a Cognitive Bias

from Truth Untangled · host Bob Anders, Ph.D.

Social anxiety is a complex psychological phenomenon that can be understood, in part, as a cognitive bias. It’s important to delve into this concept and explore how our thought processes, perceptions, and interpretations play a pivotal role in the experience of social anxiety.

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