Fear To Be Judged By People With Social Phobia (SP)

Social Phobia (SP) regards to a strong fear to be judged by others and the fear of embarrassment. This fear may occur at any time, such as at work, at school or in the process of doing other things. People with social phobia may worry about things that not yet happened, for examples, worry for weeks. Doing common things in front of others may also be a difficult task for people with social phobia, for example, they might be afraid of speaking out loud in front of others, using a public washroom, being alone in public space and eat or drink in front of others. Most people who have social phobia fail to control their fear under the circumstance of knowing that they should not be afraid of that. Thus, people with social phobia often stay away from places or avoid events as they predict themselves to have some acts that may cause embarrassment. People with social

People with borderline personality disorder may behave impulsively and riskily, for instance, illegal gambling and unsafe sex; they have a fragile identity to themselves and have unstable self-evaluation. Relationships between borderline personality disordered people and their family, friends, and loved ones usually have rather stormy, unstable or intense relationship with others, for instances, changing from love and closeness to extreme dislike. While facing social interaction, they may suffer from stress and thus induces mood fluctuations. They may also commit suicidal behaviour or self-inflicted harm. They are extremely fear of being abandoned or alone. They may display intense angriness and paranoid frequently as well. Other than angriness and paranoid, reactions such depression, panic, frantic actions, and rage may also be presented by people with borderline personality disorder. As their moods may vary sudden from trough to crest, each episode may last from hours to days (Shedler and Westen,