Social Phobia test score

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Your level of social phobia is 76%

Strong phobia. Your answers to our test suggest the presence of a strong social phobia. It looks like you are frequently subdued by anxiety and worry when you think of yourself among other people. In this way you happen to avoid social situations with the purpose of keeping bad sensations away from you. By avoiding others you won't defeat your discomfort; our advice is to face the problem inch by inch, concentrating on anxiety-causing elements and trying to see their positive implications (for example: new friends, more respect by others, better self-confidence etc.). Leave a comment if you liked this test.

Not sure if the correct word is fear, because when it comes to social situations I become extremely awkward and uncomfortable, because I know I have to act a certain way and say certain things but I'm never sure of what to say and when to and how to, it's so stressing. But when I do know what to do, it comes out unnatural, so most of the times I stay in perfect silence and pass for a "quiet, introvert and rather clumsy person".

Social phobia test result:
Your level of social phobia is 10%

"No symptoms. Your answers show a completely normal situation. You show no worrying symptoms associated with social phobia, therefore you have nothing to worry about."

Low score.

Your level of social phobia is 59%



Slight phobia. Your answers suggest the presence of some symptoms generally associated with social phobia. You happen to feel unease and worried when you have to be among other people, even when there's no reason to feel this way. We advise you to work on your fear of social contexts and not to let it subdue you, because the risk is to start avoiding social situations and worsen the symptoms. Leave a comment if you liked this test.

91%

Social phobia test result

Your level of social phobia is 71%



Strong phobia. Your answers to our test suggest the presence of a strong social phobia. It looks like you are frequently subdued by anxiety and worry when you think of yourself among other people. In this way you happen to avoid social situations with the purpose of keeping bad sensations away from you. By avoiding others you won't defeat your discomfort; our advice is to face the problem inch by inch, concentrating on anxiety-causing elements and trying to see their positive implications (for example: new friends, more respect by others, better self-confidence etc.). Leave a comment if you liked this test.

74%