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Business, 29.07.2019 05:40 anthonybowie99

Lauren has been chosen to introduce the guest speaker to her economics class. she is worried about how she will look and sound to her classmates, her palms are sweaty, and she can feel her heart beating. she is terrified that she will be negatively judged or scrutinized by those in her class. this is best described as a. social anxiety disorder b. a specific phobia c. agoraphobia d. a panic attack

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