How do you define shyness? A new study analyzes shyness in children.

Published Date: 26 Apr 2023

According to research, shyness is defined as a fear and nervousness reaction to social novelty and/or social evaluation. Shyness can show up on the behavioral, affective, and physiological levels, but.

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