Agoraphobia
Agoraphobia is a type of anxiety
disorder in which people fear and avoid places or situations that might cause
them to panic and make them feel helpless or embarrassed. Most people who have
agoraphobia develop it after having one or more panic attacks, causing them to
worry about having another attack and avoid the places where it may happen
again. The symptoms of agoraphobia include fear of using public transportation,
fear of crowds and the fear of leaving home alone. For the question given
above, Carrie seems to be displaying symptoms of agoraphobia.
Answer:
completing take-home assignments.
Explanation:
The Combat Stress Now program is a program where stress planning and management are been taught. In the the program participants are taught how to manage and plan their time for them to be able to manage their stress efficiently. During the Combat Stress Now program the participants are going to be asked to identify what stress is and what stress causes. Participants are taught what to do during a stressful situations or events.
Most of the times, the participants if the program are given take-home assignments which is all about writting things or events or situations that causes stress to the participants individually.