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Behavioural Inhibition: Understanding Shyness & Anxiety

Definition and Conceptual Overview Behavioural Inhibition (BI) is recognized in developmental psychology as a fundamental temperamental construct characterized by a consistent tendency toward caution, withdrawal, and distress in response to novel people, objects, or situations. This reaction is not merely a preference for solitude, but rather an automatic, physiological response to perceived uncertainty or threat. […]

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