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People with social anxiety tend to engage in restrictive "safety behaviors" that make them less likable, study finds

New research finds that individuals diagnosed with social anxiety disorder (SAD) are more likely to use safety behaviors when engaging with others socially. As a result, they are not seen as likable or genuine by those they interact with.

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