Paying the price for poor parental recall.

Australian Doctor,  September, 2005  

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THE WHITTEN WORD by Dr David Whitten

SOMETIMES it is hard to establish the precise boundary between normal anxiety and psychopathology. For example, are there types of social anxiety so common as to be almost universal? If so, one might argue that they should be excluded from the defining features of social anxiety disorder.

I have spent the past year analysing the results of the most recent Australian National Survey of Mental Health. I attempted to delineate the most common forms of social anxiety. Using multivariate, exponential and logistic non-linear regression, I have ...

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