The article I chose talks about anxiety disorders in children, adolescents, and emerging adulthood. According to Avital E. Falk and John T. Walkup, anxiety disorders constitute the most prevalent class of mental health problems in children and adolescents. Sometimes the symptoms of anxiety are not always present and they remain undeveloped until they are triggered. When anxiety develops in childhood and is not treated, individuals don't develop a variety of coping and adaptation skills. This article goes on to describe that as the pressures from academics, employment, and social functioning increase in early and young adulthood, anxious emerging adults find themselves struggling to function independently and become to overwhelmed to be able
