Shyness is a persistent feeling of awkwardness or apprehension that some people experience when approaching or being approached by others. Shyness is a fear response, and research indicates that, while there is a neurobiology of shyness—the behavioural repertoire is orchestrated by a specific circuit of neurons in the brain—it is also heavily influenced by parenting practises and life experiences. Shyness (also known as diffidence) is a feeling of apprehension, discomfort, or awkwardness, particularly when one is in the presence of other people. The PowerPoint presentation contains additional information on this subject.

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