| Rabbits are social animals, but not usually with humans, that's something we "force" on them. She will be happier with a friend, even if they aren't together in the cage, but just side by side. My four are all lined up next to eachother, they sniff noses, lick eachother, and when they're in the "bunny binky" room, they play. They love eachother. It's a good idea to get a friend for your bunny.
If she's frightened then maybe you should move her cage. Put her in a less high traffic area. They are fearful little animals, that's how they survive, everything in the wild is out to get them, predators, man, and other rabbits, they have to be scared.
Start by feeding her in her cage, by hand. Open the door, offer a carrot, or another favorite treat, and make her come to you and eat it out of your hand. Do that for a few days, then reach out to pet her when she's eating out of your hand. Start slow, if she's nervous, then work your way up. She'll get used to the noise and commotion, but she may never fully adjust.
Lovie, I love it, it suits her. | 
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