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Module 5 - Safety Behaviours
Stepping Out of Social Anxiety Stepping Out of Social Anxiety Module 5 Safety Behaviours Introduction 2 What are Safety Behaviours ? 2 The Problem with Safety Behaviours 2-3 Identifying Safety Behaviours 3-5 Dropping Safety Behaviours 5 Behavioural Experiment Example 6 Plan Your Behavioural Experiment 7 Module Summary 8 About the Modules 9 The information provided in this document is for information purposes only. Please refer to the full disclaimer and copyright statement available at regarding the information on this website before making use of such information. Page 2 Stepping Out of Social Anxiety Module 5: Safety Behaviours Introduction At this point in the modules you have learned about how to challenge your negative predictions, and how to use behavioural experiments to test your fears. In this Module we will focus on Safety Behaviours , which are subtle avoidance Behaviours .
Safety behaviours are used in an attempt to prevent feared predictions from coming true and to feel more comfortable in social situations. Safety behaviours may be very different for different people. It is not . what you do, but why you are doing it that determines whether something is considered a safety behaviour.
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