AS can be noticed during childhood, and is characterized by peculiar behavior, social isolation, strange way of speaking, aggression, clumsiness and poor motor skills, and a fixation for a certain area of interest, disregarding all other topics and age-appropriate subject matter. The cause of AS is yet to be discovered, though theories such as heredity, genetic difference, or brain abnormality have been considered. Indeed, it is to be expected that the enlightened person comes to realize sooner that no one else but himself can solve his problem than another person. So if you have a family member or friend who has behavior problems, it would be best to advise him or her to visit a registered physician immediately. Although it might seem absurd that preschool children experience sadness that can lead to depression as they grow older, it should also be considered that when this nonchalance over the child's melancholy is not given proper attention, it can result to a more complex emotional problem in the future. What parents and teachers can do? Social institutions like schools play a major role on the development of a child s behavior. It is not only about student and teacher relations, but peer relationships as well. Students who have behavior problems at schools should be dealt with immediately to avoid potential problems. Teachers and school administrators should not work alone. Among school aged kids, one of the interesting topics when it comes to possible behavior problems is the theory of learning processes. Here, the basic learning processes or forms include associative learning and cognitive learning. The former involves classical conditioning-that emphasizes associations between stimuli and responses and operant conditioning which focuses on associations between responses and their consequences. People with Social Phobia or Social Anxiety Disorder usually experience panic whenever these kinds of situations occur: meeting important people, social encounters with strangers, being introduced, being criticized or made fun of, public speaking, being on stage, or even making small talks during parties.