A systematic review on social phobia in children with pessimistic traits

A systematic review on social phobia in children with pessimistic traits

Zahra khademi Astaneh1

1) Master of School Counseling, Mohaghegh Ardabili University, Ardabil branch,

IOI Code : XEBH-HDABC
Publication : 2nd National Conference on Clinical Psychology of Children and Adolescents(cpcauma2.ir)
Abstract :
    The aim of the current research is a systematic review of social phobia in children with pessimistic characteristics. The research method is descriptive and applied in nature. The findings showed that pessimistic children suffer from pessimism towards others and the fear of being negatively evaluated. They have severe social anxiety and don t want to be in the crowd and also children with social anxiety suffer from extreme pessimism and have lower mental health compared to normal children and have very low leadership power. thus, they have a strong fear of both being in the group and taking over the leadership of the group, and this leads to their depression, and these children never think about progress. Pessimism in children with panic disorder and social anxiety makes them always worry about how they are in the eyes of others. Children with panic and social anxiety due to pessimism in social situations and places are too focused on the event they focus on negative things and pay too much attention to the way others treat them and avoid establishing intimate relationships with others. The results indicated that the feeling of discomfort caused by social anxiety often leads to avoiding the domain of A wide range of social interactions. Social anxiety is a very debilitating disorder that can disrupt many aspects of a person s life. Social anxiety can be of a specific type, i.e. it includes only some social situations, or social phobia can be a general type of phobia, which generally includes a strong and persistent concern that a person has about the judgment of others about their appearance or behavior in the presence of others.

Keywords : social anxiety children pessimism