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taurus [48]
3 years ago
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The focus of worry for a person with generalized anxiety disorder is somewhat different from the focus of worry for individuals

with other anxiety disorders. Which of the following are things that a person with generalized anxiety disorder might be excessively worried about? Check all that apply. a. Leaving for lunch on time every day b. Being contaminated by dirt and germs c. Paying every bill at least 1 week early d. Experiencing a panic attack while driving e. Changing a car's oil exactly every 3,000 miles
Biology
1 answer:
Volgvan3 years ago
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Answer:

The options above do not characterize Generalized Anxiety Disorder, but other types of Anxiety disorders.

Explanation:

GAD, as the <em>generalized anxiety disorder</em> is called, is different from having a phobia about something. Phobias are about something specific, like spiders, heights, being in a crowded place.

GAD is an uneasy feeling about life in general, a state of worry over everything.

The feelings are not as intense as those that occur during a panic attack episode, it is a constant state of worry.

I hope it helps!

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