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Anxiety is the most common mental illness in young people in Australia (Blue, 2016). According to Beyond Blue, an online support clinic for anxiety and depression, on average, one in four Australians aged 12-24 are affected by anxiety (Blue, 2016). One in three women and one in five men are affected by this mental illness across Australia (Blue, 2016). According again, to Beyond Blue, in the short time of 12 months, over two million people are experiencing symptoms

Alternatively Hadley (1995) puts forward the view that contrary to popular belief, anxiety actually arises out of thoughts of potential danger and not the actual danger that produces the symptoms of anxiety. In support of this view the document by Chrysalis states that “feelings of anxiety come from apprehension or fear, the source of which is not always recognisable”. Feeling anxious at certain times in our life is a normal instinctual response that serves as a protection to aid survival. It teaches us to avoid dangerous situations and in this way is a learning process however the subconscious can sometimes work overtime resulting in response to all situations that feel remotely similar to the one that has made us feel anxious in the first instance (Chrysalis 2010 1-5 pp7). This document describes how anxiety will affect our whole being, our emotions, our behaviour and our physical health. Anxiety becomes a problem when its level rises above normal and interfere with a person’s life, associated physical symptoms include, trembling, tense muscles, churning stomach, nausea, diarrhoea, headache, heart palpitations, pins and needles, sweating or flushing (Chrysalis 2010 1-5 pp7). These feelings coupled with the physical symptoms experienced make a person want

Mental health matters, and whether employers know it or not, the psychological wellness of employees affects

Anxiety is a disorder many people are quick to self-diagnose. While anxiety is a very serious disorder, I believe it is important to educate and seek professional advice before assuming you are someone who suffers from this disorder. I chose the article by Alexander M. Penney, Dwight Mazmanian, & Caitlin Rudanycz because I was that person I previously mentioned. I suffered for years from what I assumed was severe anxiety and it wasn’t until I sought professional help that I was finally able to understand and better control the situation at hand.

Anxiety is the most common mental health disorder in the United States and women are over twice as likely to suffer from anxiety than men (Kessler et al., 2005). The symptoms of anxiety can be life disrupting; affecting personal and professional relationships, sleep, appetite, health, and overall quality of life. The causes of anxiety seem ever-present and there is no indication the situation is going to improve in the immediate future. Global politics, war, domestic terrorism, rising health care costs, and economic instability are but a few of the surfeit anxiety causing stressors individuals must endure while also managing daily pressures of everyday life.

Living with any one of these disorders can have numerous effects on your life, often causing a change in lifestyle to fight back against these disorder. These disorders not only take a toll on your mental health, but often affect your physical health and social life. While the population of those suffering from an anxiety disorder continues to grow, so does the pressure on the health world to find new methods of treatment, leading to a promising future for those trapped by their disorder.

Anxiety is a psychological disorder that affects many people, both mentally and physically. There are many different types of people who live with this disorder, from the young adults to the older generations and from female to male. There are various ways that the disorder may transform the life of the individual who go through the everyday effects of anxiety. A recent study from the Anxiety and Depression Association of America shows that “Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S, affecting 40 million adults in the United States age 18 and older, or 18% of the population.”(ADAA), with it being the most common disorder, it is also the most expensive disorder since people need a lot of help. People think of anxiety as just the usual small form of anxiety like when you drive and get nervous but it can be a lot more than extreme for some people. There are many different forms of anxiety that people can experience, for example social anxiety and various phobias. People have been researching ways to assist people with anxiety and attempt to help find the best methods to help them cope. Studies have been done on how anxiety runs in different cultural groups in america, these studies and more have shown that anxiety and depression usually go together.

some of us fall into the trap of anxiety, some worse than others. it can lead to many complications whether that be self-harm, depression or suicide

Depression and anxiety are two common disorders that many Americans deal with day in and day out. So, individual Americans may ask, are we anxious, or are we depressed? Anxiety and depression are thought of as two distinct disorders. However, in this world, many people suffer from both conditions. Knowing the similarities, differences, treatments, and prevention/reduction of depression and anxiety is important because one is a mood disorder, and the other is a psychiatric disorder. [Good use of third person and plan of development thesis!]

Anxiety is a disorder in which an individual suffers from the inability to see past their immediate moment, without the fear of the unknown waiting for them. Scientifically speaking, anxiety is brought upon an individual by a chemical imbalance, which is explained by a neural pathway being blocked or disrupted, causing “emotional pain and irrational conclusions” (Richards, 2016). The broad term of anxiety cannot begin to scratch the surface of the disorder, however, it can be broken down into three main types: “general, panic, and social” (“Anxiety Disorders”, 2013). Whether they are conditioned to be anxious, traumatized as a child, or have severe social dysfunction,

The life has a lot of challenging and difficult time which need some fear and stress reaction to be survival. That helps us to achieve our goals and respond appropriately to danger. Many people know what it 's like to feel anxious, the tension you feel when your supervisor or manager may be angry, and the way your heart pounds assuming that you 're over risk. Anxiety rouses you to move and work. It makes you study harder for that exam, and keeps you on your feet when you 're making a speech. In general, it helps you to adapt. However, mainly the over stress and fear may lead to disastrous results that could cuss Anxiety Disorders. I am aiming to clarify in these research four terms anxiety, male, female, Atheists, religion .1

     Anxiety disorders are serious medical illnesses that affect approximately 19 million American adults. These disorders fill people's lives

Overall, anxiety disorder is a mental disorder that should not be overlooked by parents, teachers, community, or the society. It’s a problem that needs more recognition and more resources of helpful information on how to manage anxiety before it becomes too much to control. It’s scary to think about how many children and adolescents currently have untreated anxiety disorder and are trying to cope alone. As a society we need to be able to recognize when youth are in need of help instead of forgetting about their emotions while concentrating on our

 Study two › Literature review followed the introduction › Introduced results from eleven studies that informed readers of current trends in health literacy rates. › Not critically analyzed, merely reported without critique › Brings the reliability and validity of this study into question (“Quantitative Research Critique,” n.d.). Research Problem Statements/Hypotheses  Study one › Variables and how they were studied previously was clearly explained › Dependent variable (state anxiety) was the presumed cause › Independent variable (Faces Anxiety Scale) was the presumed effect (Trochin, 2006). › Though unclear, I believe the hypothesis to be that the Faces Anxiety Scale is a better, more accurate predictor of the presence and severity of anxiety than previous methods.

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