SAD Basics
Gender Differences In SAD
Comorbidities and Functional Impairment
Treatment and Implications
100
What does SAD stand for? 
Social Anxiety Disorder 


100

Which gender is more likely to exhibit severe symptoms of SAD?

Women

100

Name a comorbidity that men with SAD are more likely to experience

 Alcohol Dependence

100

Who is more likely to seek treatment for Social Anxiety Disorder, men or women?

Men 

200

Social Anxiety Disorder affects approximately what percentage of people at some point in their lives?

12.1%?

200

Which gender shows greater functional impairment in family life due to SAD?

Men

200

Women with SAD often have higher rates of which internalizing disorder?

Depressive Disorder

200

How do gender differences in SAD symptoms influence treatment approaches?

 Interventions to address unique challenges faced by each gender

300

By what age do 90% of Social Anxiety Disorder cases typically occur?

Age 23

300

Which comorbidities are more common in women with SAD?

GAD, PTSD, and Specific Phobias 


300

Men with SAD show more impairment in which area of life compared to women?

 Romantic relationships and family life

300

In what ways does learning about SAD help teachers and parents? 



Provide accommodations, fostering early intervention to mitigate the long-term effects

400

Name two areas of life significantly impacted by Social Anxiety Disorder

Academic Performance and Work Performance

400

In which social situations are women with SAD more likely to feel distressed?

Taking exams, working under observation, and entering rooms with others present

400

What is the significance of comorbidity differences between men and women with SAD?

Men tend to have externalizing disorders while women have internalizing disorders

400

What is one reason future research on gender differences in SAD is important?

To explore the long-term impact of societal changes on gender and SAD symptom 

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