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The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry

Article May 21, 1998

Discussion on Psychotherapy in the Overall Management Strategy for Social Anxiety Disorder

J Clin Psychiatry 1998;59 (suppl 17):45-46

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Professor Nutt: The educational system in the United States encourages children to talk at an early age: the “show and tell” approach. Is there evidence that this kind of education may be helping overall? The rates of social phobia seem somewhat lower here.

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