Answer:
1. Email or call a website which is based on helping people with depression and etc, they'll give you support and advice and will be there for you.
2. Talk to a trusted adult, it can your family member or your teacher. They'll do the same, but sometimes they'll take the situation too far.
3. Talk to your friends. This is probably the best thing you can do since your friends are meant to comfort you.
Explanation:
Note: I've done all of these steps before, I recommend emailing a website and talking to one of the social workers there!
A - coaching a child as they attempt to use a yo yo.
when scaffolding, you build upon previous knowledge, supporting the one learning. Option B does it for the child, Option C doesn't offer instruction and Option D never works - rushing doesn't make anything better.
Answer: Anxiety around crowds can happen to people who have issue's with claustrophobia. It can also happen to people who are not comfortable around a crowd of people. Being shy however, is different. People can be shy around a crowd of people, but they can grow out of it or they can make a change to not feel as shy.
I hope this is helpful. :)
