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Social Phobia: The Fear of Being Judged
- Social phobia is a condition characterized by an irrational fear of being judged negatively by others.
- People with social phobia believe that they will embarrass themselves or be criticized by others in social situations.
- Avoiding social activities only reinforces their fear, leading to a loss of confidence in their social skills.
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- Nakay702
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＞A person who seldom engages with others becomes less and less confident that they even know how.のthatは何にかかっているのでしょうか？訳も教えてください。 →confidentとthatの間にof が脱落しているように思います。 このthatは名詞節を導く接続詞で、その名詞節は前置詞ofの目的語になる構造のはずですから。 ⇒A person who seldom engages with others becomes less and less confident of that they even know how. 「他人とめったに交際しない人は、どうすればよいか分かっていることについてさえ自信をなくしていきます」。
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- cbm51901
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"A person who seldom engages with others becomes less and less confident that they even know how." 「周りの人とめったに交流しようとしない人は、自分は交流の仕方さえ心得ていないのだ、と、どんどん自信を失っていく。」 "that" の部分ですが、抽出すると、"A person becomes less and less confident that they know how." となります。つまり、[A person becomes less and less coonfident] と [they know how.] を繋ぐ接続詞と捉えてよいのではないでしょうか。
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ご回答ありがとうございます。cbm51901さんの訳の「心得ていない」だとthey don't even know how.となりませんか？
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