We don't see bad things like other people

http://talentdevelop.com/articleliv...ffect-anxiety-and-startle-response/Page1.html

I think the whole thing have nothing to do with self-confidence!

Read and tell me your opinion.

Thanks

Interesting, but as the article says, "This single gene variation is potentially only one of many factors influencing such a complex trait as anxiety."

so what should i ignore the advancing i made and accept that i'm naturally a freak?

where not bornet shy, avoidanto or phobic this is a learned behaviour! anxiety is response of the body! sometimes diregulated but still it's a response, you may born introver which is diferent

JonnyD said:

where not bornet shy

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Maybe not you, but a lot of us were born shy. I was extremely shy (worse than now) from the earliest point I can remember, and nothing happened to make me that way. My earliest memory is the horror of approaching pre-school on the first day knowing that I'd be stuck with strange kids... and I know even before that my parents say I was scared of strangers. Talking to people, the rare times I've done it, has never led to any negative consequences that I recall. There's nothing learned about it.

It's more complex than one gene, it's more complex than being hypersensitive, but there's certainly a genetic predisposition towards social anxiety which some of us have.

Perhaps progress can still be made to overcome a genetic predisposition, though.