As with other phobia, an event which may have happened during childhood or adolescence may have triggered this intense fear towards social interactions. Being nervous is normal to people, especially when facing strangers or interacting with a large group of people. However, if one feels anxious or scared of any form of contact with others, but seem fine on their own, then this may already be a case of Social Phobia. Studies also show that between or during these mood shifts and swings, the person suffering from the disorder are known to experience normal moods. Seeing the signs In the stage of mania, a person with bipolar disorder is known to exude increased restlessness, tremendous enthusiasm, high level of energy, unusual talkativeness, recklessness, show of power, and recurrent euphoric periods. That is because most reported cases involve boys, who are unusually more hyperactive and aggressive. Symptoms include lack of focus, inability to concentrate on a given task, aggressive/ problematic behavior, unusual rowdiness, disorganization and impulsiveness. Boys diagnosed with the disorder are also not capable of properly interacting with other people. Behavior Problems In School Age Kids In the field of psychology,, intellectual, and emotional behaviors are the constant topics that continue to be progressive yet debatable. Periodically, more and more studies especially on the field of behavior problems are conducted which result into new findings that are applied and adapted by modern teachings. It is a very common phenomenon that happens due to changes (or lack of it) in the environment. We often worry about our work, our family, money, health, and other responsibilities that we encounter in our day to day living. However, when one experiences extreme tension due to worrying, and the anxiety attacks more often than necessary, then one could already be having GAD. Establishing an ideal family environment, with understanding and supportive parents and siblings, may largely contribute to the well-being of a person with Asperger s. One study have shown that parents who have undergone workshops on how to deal with Asperger s Syndrome reported less behavioral problems with their child.