Your answers suggest that social anxiety has not been a problem for you. Most people experience the occasional worry about how other people see them and if they are judging them negatively. These kinds of worries are usually short-lived and don’t interfere in daily life.

Your answers suggest you might be experiencing some social anxiety. Mild social anxiety is common, particularly when we are around people who don’t know us well or we are meeting for the first time and it often disappears as we get more comfortable in the situation. People who have this level of anxiety might have some ongoing concerns that other people aren’t forming a good impression of them.

Your answers suggest you are experiencing a lot of fear and worries about how you come across to other people and what they think of you. This worry probably occupies a lot of your thoughts, making it hard to focus on the situation.

People with this level of social anxiety often feel very nervous and uncomfortable even just thinking about being around other people and limit how often they have to be in social situations. Social anxiety may be preventing you from activities you want to do. Things can get better and there are professionals who are very good at helping to overcome social anxiety.