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Introversion vs. Social Anxiety ---- Quiz
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Snapshot Report - Sociability 30
According to your results you appear to be the type of person who doesn’t socialize often. You likely have a limited social network, and possibly aren’t really interested in extending it beyond a few close and intimate friendships. Having an active social life apparently isn’t the most important thing to you. Chances are that when the opportunity arises to socialize among a large group of people, you’ll likely turn it down if possible. This doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t enjoy socializing or being around people. Rather, you generally prefer spending time with smaller groups of friends. Individuals who score similarly to you typically aren’t conversation-starters, especially with people they aren’t familiar with. In addition, they aren’t known to be exceptionally outgoing, unless among close friends.
Social Anxiety Score: 30 out of a possible 68
Your score suggests that you may be experiencing the symptoms of social anxiety disorder. Although the SPIN Self Test screens for the symptoms of social anxiety disorder, only a doctor can make a diagnosis for this disorder.
Yep, this is about right.
According to your results you appear to be the type of person who doesn’t socialize often. You likely have a limited social network, and possibly aren’t really interested in extending it beyond a few close and intimate friendships. Having an active social life apparently isn’t the most important thing to you. Chances are that when the opportunity arises to socialize among a large group of people, you’ll likely turn it down if possible. This doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t enjoy socializing or being around people. Rather, you generally prefer spending time with smaller groups of friends. Individuals who score similarly to you typically aren’t conversation-starters, especially with people they aren’t familiar with. In addition, they aren’t known to be exceptionally outgoing, unless among close friends.
Social Anxiety Score: 30 out of a possible 68
Your score suggests that you may be experiencing the symptoms of social anxiety disorder. Although the SPIN Self Test screens for the symptoms of social anxiety disorder, only a doctor can make a diagnosis for this disorder.
Yep, this is about right.
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chippinchunk
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I got the same thing...
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Sociability: 18
Anxiety: 31
High factors.
I am bothered by blushing in front of people.
Fear of embarrassment causes me to avoid doing things or speaking to people.
I avoid going to parties.
* It depends on the type of party, geek parties = good (LAN party, all night movie marathon or board game marathon etc), everything else I'd be bored to death with nobody to talk to and nothing to do. I don't fear parties so much as find them a waste of time.
I avoid activities in which I am the center of attention.
I avoid having to give speeches.
I am afraid of doing things when people might be watching.
* not a lot of things, but there are things I would do if only with friends but not with a lot of people around.
None of the questions really got at what I see my core fear as and that is judgment (not criticism - criticism can be argued and refuted or at least learned from) of my values when I strongly suspect they will be radically different than publicly accepted norms. Being judged by strangers does not bother me much since they are generally not folks I have to deal with face to face on a daily basis and have no emotional attachment to.
Anxiety: 31
High factors.
I am bothered by blushing in front of people.
Fear of embarrassment causes me to avoid doing things or speaking to people.
I avoid going to parties.
* It depends on the type of party, geek parties = good (LAN party, all night movie marathon or board game marathon etc), everything else I'd be bored to death with nobody to talk to and nothing to do. I don't fear parties so much as find them a waste of time.
I avoid activities in which I am the center of attention.
I avoid having to give speeches.
I am afraid of doing things when people might be watching.
* not a lot of things, but there are things I would do if only with friends but not with a lot of people around.
None of the questions really got at what I see my core fear as and that is judgment (not criticism - criticism can be argued and refuted or at least learned from) of my values when I strongly suspect they will be radically different than publicly accepted norms. Being judged by strangers does not bother me much since they are generally not folks I have to deal with face to face on a daily basis and have no emotional attachment to.
aeon
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Snapshot Report of Sociability
42
According to your results you appear to be the type of person who enjoys socializing with both large and smaller, more intimate groups of people. You don't mind being around big crowds, but that doesn't mean you'll want to crash every party you're invited to. Having an active social life and extending your network of friends is relatively important to you, but it isn't the most crucial thing. You've managed to strike a great balance between actively involving yourself in your larger social network, and spending some quality time with a few intimate friends. Although you may not always be the conversation-starter or the "life of the party," you are generally a very outgoing individual, whether among friends or people you are less familiar with.
Social Anxiety Disorder Self-Test
Your Score: 8 out of a possible 68.
Your score is not typical of a person suffering from social anxiety disorder.
cheers,
Ian
42
According to your results you appear to be the type of person who enjoys socializing with both large and smaller, more intimate groups of people. You don't mind being around big crowds, but that doesn't mean you'll want to crash every party you're invited to. Having an active social life and extending your network of friends is relatively important to you, but it isn't the most crucial thing. You've managed to strike a great balance between actively involving yourself in your larger social network, and spending some quality time with a few intimate friends. Although you may not always be the conversation-starter or the "life of the party," you are generally a very outgoing individual, whether among friends or people you are less familiar with.
Social Anxiety Disorder Self-Test
Your Score: 8 out of a possible 68.
Your score is not typical of a person suffering from social anxiety disorder.
cheers,
Ian
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According to your results you appear to be the type of person who doesn’t socialize often. You likely have a limited social network, and possibly aren’t really interested in extending it beyond a few close and intimate friendships. Having an active social life apparently isn’t the most important thing to you. Chances are that when the opportunity arises to socialize among a large group of people, you’ll likely turn it down if possible. This doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t enjoy socializing or being around people. Rather, you generally prefer spending time with smaller groups of friends. Individuals who score similarly to you typically aren’t conversation-starters, especially with people they aren’t familiar with. In addition, they aren’t known to be exceptionally outgoing, unless among close friends.
S.A.D
Your Score: 29 out of a possible 68.
25
According to your results you appear to be the type of person who doesn’t socialize often. You likely have a limited social network, and possibly aren’t really interested in extending it beyond a few close and intimate friendships. Having an active social life apparently isn’t the most important thing to you. Chances are that when the opportunity arises to socialize among a large group of people, you’ll likely turn it down if possible. This doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t enjoy socializing or being around people. Rather, you generally prefer spending time with smaller groups of friends. Individuals who score similarly to you typically aren’t conversation-starters, especially with people they aren’t familiar with. In addition, they aren’t known to be exceptionally outgoing, unless among close friends.
S.A.D
Your Score: 29 out of a possible 68.
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Sociability 28
According to your results you appear to be the type of person who doesn’t socialize often. You likely have a limited social network, and possibly aren’t really interested in extending it beyond a few close and intimate friendships. Having an active social life apparently isn’t the most important thing to you. Chances are that when the opportunity arises to socialize among a large group of people, you’ll likely turn it down if possible. This doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t enjoy socializing or being around people. Rather, you generally prefer spending time with smaller groups of friends. Individuals who score similarly to you typically aren’t conversation-starters, especially with people they aren’t familiar with. In addition, they aren’t known to be exceptionally outgoing, unless among close friends.
Your Score: 14 out of a possible 68.
Your score is not typical of a person suffering from social anxiety disorder. However, if your participation in this self test is due to concerns you may have about your overall well-being, we strongly encourage you to make an appointment with a qualified healthcare provider to discuss your feelings.
According to your results you appear to be the type of person who doesn’t socialize often. You likely have a limited social network, and possibly aren’t really interested in extending it beyond a few close and intimate friendships. Having an active social life apparently isn’t the most important thing to you. Chances are that when the opportunity arises to socialize among a large group of people, you’ll likely turn it down if possible. This doesn’t necessarily mean you don’t enjoy socializing or being around people. Rather, you generally prefer spending time with smaller groups of friends. Individuals who score similarly to you typically aren’t conversation-starters, especially with people they aren’t familiar with. In addition, they aren’t known to be exceptionally outgoing, unless among close friends.
Your Score: 14 out of a possible 68.
Your score is not typical of a person suffering from social anxiety disorder. However, if your participation in this self test is due to concerns you may have about your overall well-being, we strongly encourage you to make an appointment with a qualified healthcare provider to discuss your feelings.
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Sociability: 41/100
According to your results you appear to be the type of person who enjoys socializing with both large and smaller, more intimate groups of people. You don’t mind being around big crowds, but that doesn’t mean you’ll want to crash every party you’re invited to. Having an active social life and extending your network of friends is relatively important to you, but it isn’t the most crucial thing. You’ve managed to strike a great balance between actively involving yourself in your larger social network, and spending some quality time with a few intimate friends. Although you may not always be the conversation-starter or the “life of the party”, you are generally a very outgoing individual, whether among friends or people you are less familiar with.
Sounds about accurate
37/68
Your score suggests that you may be experiencing the symptoms of social anxiety disorder
I've been diagnosed with this before, so sounds pretty accurate as well. My biggest thing is public speaking and I detest large crowds.
According to your results you appear to be the type of person who enjoys socializing with both large and smaller, more intimate groups of people. You don’t mind being around big crowds, but that doesn’t mean you’ll want to crash every party you’re invited to. Having an active social life and extending your network of friends is relatively important to you, but it isn’t the most crucial thing. You’ve managed to strike a great balance between actively involving yourself in your larger social network, and spending some quality time with a few intimate friends. Although you may not always be the conversation-starter or the “life of the party”, you are generally a very outgoing individual, whether among friends or people you are less familiar with.
Sounds about accurate
37/68
Your score suggests that you may be experiencing the symptoms of social anxiety disorder
I've been diagnosed with this before, so sounds pretty accurate as well. My biggest thing is public speaking and I detest large crowds.
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Sociability, 45. I'm not too surprised. I have a very strong need for a few, very close friends... and when that need isn't getting met, I compensate by being more E 
Social anxiety score, 3 out of 68. That is not one of my diagnoses.
Social anxiety score, 3 out of 68. That is not one of my diagnoses.
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21/100
Social Anxiety
21/68
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Sociability: 47 / 100
Social Anxiety: 21 / 68
Social Anxiety: 21 / 68
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extroversion= 61 (which is about where I scored on the MBTI).
social anxiety= 7/68.
social anxiety= 7/68.
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Yes! 5 for introversion!
22 for the social disorder thing.
Was it just my browser, or was that anxiety test invisible?
22 for the social disorder thing.
Was it just my browser, or was that anxiety test invisible?
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