Jeff is quite shy and has difficulty meeting new people, making friends, and getting involved in many social activities. The Coreys would not suggest that
a. he put himself in situations where he would be forced to make social contact, even though he feels intimidated.
b. he try to pinpoint the reasons or combination of factors underlying his shyness.
c. he strive to become an extroverted personality since his shyness interferes so much with his life.
d. he challenge the personal fears that keep him from being comfortable in social situations.
C
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