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  Good article on amygdalas, emotional reactions, lists cognitive distortions: "Strictly speaking, it isn’t even people’s judgments that we fear, but our own emotional reactions to their judgments, whether the judgments are real or imaginary"

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  Social phobia (also called social anxiety disorder) is an excessive fear of what other people might think of us. When someone is suffering from social phobia, he or she is feeling an exaggerated concern for public opinion — one that goes far beyond what

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  A very specific and well written guide that could be used as a template for guides targeting other cognitive dysfunction.

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  nancy on 2006-07-16
  Good article on amygdalas, emotional reactions, lists cognitive distortions: "Strictly speaking, it isn’t even people’s judgments that we fear, but our own emotional reactions to their judgments, whether the judgments are real or imaginary"

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