Uncertainty and fear of the outcome of a situation is an everyday occurrence with the average person. Moreover, anxiety is a state of objectless fear (Salecl 4). Anxiety is also said to be, “A state of uneasiness, apprehension; as about future uncertainties” (Folk). Anxiety often has no real reasons why it is provoked (Salecl 4). So, often times with anxiety, a person senses irrational dread or fear of a situation without any specific reason. But sometimes anxiety can be caused by nerve wracking instances. To exemplify, public speeches, important meetings, or interviews can cause anxiety (Bailey). With the high standards set by the population today, anxiety has been altered by changes in society and how a person is viewed by other individuals
