Voorbeelden van anxiety

• I regret any anxiety or concern that I may, unwittingly, have caused.

• Jack observed a look of anxiety on his brother's face.

• She felt acute anxiety at his behaviour.

• Women tend to internalize all their anxiety and distress - men hit out.

• Years of anxiety have lined her brow with deep furrows.

• She eased the key into the lock, anxious not to wake anyone.

• The mayor and the city council are anxious to avoid getting entangled in the controversy.

• The universities are anxious to preserve their autonomy from central government.

• I'm anxious to avoid the motorway at rush hour.

• We left early, anxious to make it back to Florence before sundown.

• Patients diagnosed with depression, or mixed anxiety and depression, for whom a brief psychological intervention was indicated.

• The chapter on anxiety, communication and safety in performance again draws on all the psychological concepts previously discussed.

• They conclude that self-management strategies contribute to an increase in learners' self- and contextual knowledge which can assist in reducing anxiety.

• Anxiety about the relativist abyss in which 'all pasts are equal' has thwarted efforts to evaluate alternatives to 'objective science'.

• From a self-help organization for people with anxiety problems, one hypochondriacal patient and 14 patients with panic disorder were recruited.

• The role of a doctor is to help the patient at all times and remove the anxiety surrounding the condition.

• Achieving remission with venlafaxine and fluoxetine in major depression : its relationship to anxiety symptoms.

• Previous depressive and anxiety symptoms were measured 6 months earlier.

• However, both constructs had an interesting characteristic in common: students with higher levels of anxiety tended to have low self-concepts as language learners.

• She therefore speculated that these students were not experiencing sufficient levels of anxiety to inhibit their performance.

• This confident, swingeing condemnation in part reflected the disarray, fragmentation, and anxieties of the evangelical movement as a whole by the 1890s.

• It is unlikely that they will provoke the feelings of unsettledness and anxiety that were expressed by our participants.

• Seeking refuge in the past may be understood as their means of not being overwhelmed by their anxieties.

• Furthermore, difficulties with establishing personal contacts, caused, for instance, by social anxiety, add to loneliness.

• Among patients with social anxiety disorder, all correlations with measures of social anxiety were significantly stronger than correlations with measures of depression.