Where is the line between normal shyness and social anxiety disorder? People feel jittery before a presentation at the board meeting or get a bit anxious thinking about approaching an attractive stranger at a party. Rhode Island Hospital psychiatry researcher Kristy L. Dalrymple explores the variances between the two. Dalrymple discusses the differing beliefs of over and under diagnosis of social anxiety disorder (SAD) and its treatment options the journal Expert Review of Neurotherapeutics reported. SAD is defined as a fear of embarrassment or humiliation in social situations to the point that these situations often are avoided or endured with
