Overcoming Stage Anxiety with a Solution-Focused Approach

Stackpole, América I.; Quiroga-Garza, Angélica

doi:10.1080/15290824.2023.2233969

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“…Internalized guilt and estrangement are mediators in depression cases [33]. Even [34] investigated the connection between folk dancers' fear of receiving a poor grade and their anxiety about how they seem in public. The relationship survey instruments utilized the Social Appearance Anxiety Scale (SAAS) by [17] and the Brief Fear of Negative Evaluation (BFNE) Scale by [24] were used in the empirical investigation between internalized guilt and adolescent social anxiety.…”

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Predictive Role of Internalized Shame, Fear of Negative Evaluation on Social Anxiety among Transgenders

Babu,

Joy,

Johnson

et al. 2024

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This study investigates how internalized guilt and fear of being judged negatively influence social anxiety in transgender people, using the Internalized Shame Scale [9] and the Fear of Negative Assessing [24] trans men and trans women and the Adult Social Anxiety Scale. People who identified as transgender participated in the study using a purposive sampling technique and a correlational research design. The research included only transgender women (n = 22) and men (n = 10). The age of participants from South Indian states varied between her 18 years and her 50 years (M = 27.12, SD = 6.22). The outcomes of the research show that the trans women experience moderate social anxiety and significant fear of being negatively evaluated and internalizing shame. Social anxiety, internalized shame, and Fear of receiving a poor grade is positively connected. The findings of a multiple regression analysis showed that social anxiety was strongly predicted by internalized guilt and fear of receiving a poor judgment. Talking to strangers, engaging with individuals of the opposite sex, public speaking, and interacting with powerful people can all cause anxiety and discomfort. Summary of the present findings reveal that uncertainty transgender persons are more likely to experience a range of problems, such as: Social anxiety, psychological discomfort, and agony from being associated with prejudice in many vocations on a regular basis. It has been noted that support from friends, family, and the social network can minimize mental health problems. The distinction between transman and transwoman may have been driven by internalized guilt, fear of being judged negatively, and social anxiety since changing to a female may cause greater losses than a transgender man does.

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Predictive Role of Internalized Shame, Fear of Negative Evaluation on Social Anxiety among Transgenders

Babu,

Joy,

Johnson

et al. 2024

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Solution-Focused Brief Counseling: An Effective Strategy for Reducing Anxiety During School Exams

Wahyudin,

Ramli,

Chusniyah

et al. 2024

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This study explores the effectiveness of brief solution-focused counseling (SFBC) in reducing exam anxiety in students. Exam anxiety is one of the factors that can interfere with students' mental health and academic performance. SFBC, as a solution- and outcome-oriented approach, relies on students' internal and external resources and has been proven effective in the school context. Through techniques such as problem-free talk, magic questions, scaling questions, exclusion questions, marking minefields, and formulaic first session tasks, this study aims to identify strategies that can reduce students' exam anxiety. The method used is Systematic Literature Review (SLR) to determine the effectiveness of using SFBC in reducing students' exam anxiety. The results showed that SFBC is effective in reducing students' exam anxiety by emphasizing the development of counseling strengths and resources. The conclusion of this study is that SFBC is an efficient and effective therapeutic approach to help reduce student exam anxiety.

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Overcoming Stage Anxiety with a Solution-Focused Approach

Cited by 2 publications

References 48 publications

Predictive Role of Internalized Shame, Fear of Negative Evaluation on Social Anxiety among Transgenders

Predictive Role of Internalized Shame, Fear of Negative Evaluation on Social Anxiety among Transgenders

Solution-Focused Brief Counseling: An Effective Strategy for Reducing Anxiety During School Exams

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