Social anxiety
Post blog 4 # Locus of Control
Locus of Control
Locus of Control
These two videos offer a insightful explanation of Rotter's Locus of Control. Our Locus of Control can be considered a sliding scale with individuals operating from either an internal, or external perspective. However, there is always one dominant side. A person with an individual with an internal locus takes responsibility for their own actions, and gauges how they are affected by their environment. An individual with an external locus of control is a powerless person, and they will try to make other people responsible for their happiness.
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Blog Post 3 #Social Anxiety Video
Here is a good example of someone who suffers from social anxiety. This is a problem that affects many thousands of people and stops them from achieving things they want in life. It is often written off as something only introverts suffer from, but this is far from the actual truth. Social anxiety affects people in different ways, but the most important characteristic is worrying, and trying to second guess what others think of us. Hypnotherapy, and psychoanalytic counselling can help you understand and change these habits.