Interview phobia, which is a type of social phobia, is mainly caused by fear of the gaze of others during the interview process, and the presence of depressed mood, or restlessness and fear, and then the emergence of plant nerve dysfunction and the urge to escape. For this condition, psychotherapy is the main treatment, combined with medication. Psychotherapy, mainly, helps the patient to recognize that the predicted consequences of the interview are catastrophizing, and that this irrational cognitive model leads to important mood changes. By finding unsupportive evidence for the patient, as well as supportive evidence and other elements, to help him see his rigid and irrational cognitive model, and thus re-establish the cognitive system in order to improve thoughts, emotions and behaviors. Pharmacological treatment, mainly the application of anti-anxiety drugs, to promote the patient to improve mood, anxiety and fear. For example, the application of insulin, or benzodiazepine anxiolytics, such as lorazepam and alprazolam, can have a good therapeutic effect.