Results & Interpretation

Social Anxiety Snapshot — Your Score Guide

Higher scores indicate stronger social anxiety—anticipatory worry, avoidance, and post-event rumination. Lower scores show comfort and flexibility in social spaces.

What is the Social Anxiety Snapshot?

A social anxiety test is a self-diagnostic questionnaire that aims to determine the severity of social anxiety experienced by a person. Although these tests are not diagnostic in nature and should not be used as such or in replacement of consultation with a mental health specialist.

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Score breakdown

04 points

Comfortable Connector

Social experiences feel manageable and even energizing. Keep nurturing the spaces that make you feel safe.

58 points

Situational Nerves

You experience anxiety in certain contexts but have coping tools. Practice gradual exposure to stretch your comfort zone.

912 points

Notable Social Anxiety

Anxiety frequently shapes your social life. Support, therapy, or skills training can help you feel more at ease.

1315 points

High Social Anxiety

Social worry and avoidance may be limiting your life. Reach out for professional guidance and compassionate community.

What to focus on next

If you scored high

  • Work with a therapist or support group specializing in social anxiety.
  • Celebrate tiny wins—sending a text, attending briefly, or making eye contact.

If you landed in the middle

  • Use grounding techniques before and during events (breathing, sensory focus).
  • Invite a supportive friend to join you when trying new social environments.

If your score is lower

  • Share your ease with others who might be nervous—your presence can calm.
  • Keep honoring your boundaries so social time stays joyful not draining.

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