Mark Often Goes to Great Lengths to Avoid Situations in Which

question 51

Multiple Choice

Mark often goes to great lengths to avoid situations in which he might look foolish and embarrass himself. He won't try out for the school play and avoids speaking in front of groups whenever possible. A psychologist might identify Mark as suffering from

• A) loneliness.
• B) low self-esteem.
• C) poor social skills.
• D) poor cognitive development.

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