Multiple Choice
In terms of the harmful-dysfunction view, if shyness evolved to cause us to be wary of strangers or avoid embarrassment in front of a group, then
A) extremely shy people cannot be said to be dysfunctional
B) social phobia is a myth of mental illness
C) phobias are actually adaptive if they do not involve panic
D) extremely shy people cannot be afraid of social judgments of others
Correct Answer:
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