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    Childhood Anxiety Research

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    youth today is anxiety. Early interventions can be made to prevent problems in schooling and prevent the development of other mental health issues. (Drake, 2015) School teachers, counselors, and school nurses need to be prepared to recognize and help youth struggling with anxiety. It’s important to look for ways to help children with anxiety in elementary school before they fall behind in their education and possibly develop more serious mental health problems. Children with Anxiety may be at a…

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    The topic that I chose was general anxiety disorder, also known as GAD. One of the reasons why I chose this disorder is because my dad has anxiety. Another reason was because I wanted to know more about the disorder, its symptoms, and what people with it have to deal with every day. Learning more about problems that affect people is important to me because understanding what people are dealing with helps with understanding them as a person. With most things in life, there are facts that people…

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    Abnormal fear of dogs is also known as cynophobia. It is categorized as a specific phobia, under anxiety disorders. Since dogs are popular pets, cynophobia sufferers face a large number of anxiety triggers. Symptoms Cynophobes experience anxiety at nothing more than thinking of a dog. Thus they feel compelled to avoid a number of places where "man's best-friend" might be. Consequently, the social interactions of cynophobes become limited. As is the case with any other type of phobia, the…

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    Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia Panic disorder and agoraphobia is an anxiety disorder that reveals a fear of situations where escape could be difficult, or fear of certain condition such as embarrassing occurrences without any help available when they needed it. A person with agoraphobia suffers from an extreme concern of being outside, in an open place, a public area, and transportations. The agoraphobia occurs to the individual after having one or more panic attacks that cause a chain reaction…

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    How To Deal With Anxiety Issues By Candace Martin Sep 29, 2010 It might be that you're suffering from anxiety problems when you awaken one day and you begin to realize that panic has taken over your life. Oftentimes individuals believe that these feelings of anxiety are normal, and they don't realize it might be indicative of a problem. It only comes to their attention when the problem gets truly out of control. If you feel like you have a struggle going on inside of you, it may be time to face…

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    does. Furthermore, Zimmerman’s (2001) statistic shows that self-efficacy is more predictable for academic performance than outcome expectancies. What is more, according to Zimmerman that Bandura considers those who have internal control would cause anxiety in activities with a limited time. Self-efficacy has a stronger positive relationship with performance than its close concepts, because self-efficacious students tend to, with more efforts putting, harder tasks choices, self-regulation, lower…

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    General Anxiety Disorder… This condition involves excessive and unreasonable anxiety and worry that can last for longer periods of time. Signs include restlessness, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, irritability, muscle tension, shaking, crying, pacing, sweating, rapid breathing, rapid heartbeat, fearfulness and sleep problems. Who Gets it… GAD affects about 6.8 million American adults, including twice as many women as men. The disorder develops gradually and can begin at any point in the…

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    attacks caused by my anxiety holds me back from reaching my full potential. If it continues to occur, I worry that it will cause me trouble in my future career and lifestyle. I was diagnosed with general anxiety disorder and social anxiety disorder around the age of nine or ten. My panic attacks would occur over many different events, such as over homework I didn’t…

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    Existential Psychotherapy

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    Diagnosis Sam is a 42-year-old male suffering from Generalized anxiety disorder. Sam exhibits excessive worry occurring more days than not over the past year. Sam reports symptoms of muscle tension, fatigue, insomnia, irritability and was observably restless, which is more than the required three symptom minimum. He feels it is difficult to control the worry and it has impaired his functioning and caused significant distress over the past year and this distress in not better attributed to a…

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    Depression should be treated with antidepressants due to various ethical reasons that help basic mental and physical health. Depression is a serious mood disorder that enables one to easily feel sad, upset, and stressed out. Since depression is common today, more people rely on different types of treatment such as medications and drugs. “The World Health Organization reports that depression is the second leading cause of disability worldwide and, by 2020, is estimated to be the leading cause of…

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