Anxiety is a mental health disorder that determines the natural response that an individual develops after experiencing stress, worry, or fear among other feelings. This condition is common across various demographics such as gender, age, occupation, education, and religion. Anxiety has significant effects on the mind and body of an...
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Recent studies in the world today reveal that the society is continually struggling with the growing number of depression and anxiety cases mainly affecting millennials (Luxmoore 38). Anxiety refers to the escalated levels of worry and nervousness of uncertain situations or the future. Depression, on the other hand, refers to...
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In recent times, and over centuries, the discussion of suicidal rates amongst both young and adult groups have been an underlying crucial issue with not as much importance attached to it compared to other mental disorders. However, some writers have considered this issue in details and conducted adequate research. The...
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Assari, Shervin. "Additive effects of anxiety and depression on body mass index among blacks: the role of ethnicity and gender." International cardiovascular research journal 8.2 (2014): 44. Summary of the Article Research indicates that anxiety can trigger stress responses in a human being. Stress responses happen as a result of the pressures...
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According to the article human being are always worried about missing out on what other people in the world are doing. Currently, more and more people are using the social media following the technological advancements which increase the rates of fear of missing out (FOMO). The author of the article...
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Public speaking is an oratory that involves the art of speaking to a large audience. This form of communication facilitates passing of information to people for education, entertainment, motivate change, and sometimes influence people to change for the better (Coopman " Lull, 2014). However, communicating with a large number of...
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Public speaking is an oratory that involves the art of speaking to a large audience. This form of communication facilitates passing of information to people for education, entertainment, motivate change, and sometimes influence to change for the better (Coopman Lull, 2014). However, communicating with a large number of...
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The use of Yoga as a way of treating and managing anxiety and depression disorders and related disorders has become over the past few decades. Hatha yoga is the most common type of yoga used as it combines controlled breathing, physical pose, and a short period of deep relaxation. Notably,...
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An international non-profit group called the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) was established in 1979. The mission of this group is to prevent, treat, and ultimately eradicate anxiety, depression, and other related disorders worldwide. Through practice, research, and education, this group carries out its mission. The ADAA is...
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The emotion of anxiety is said to be caused by a bodily, tense, exhausting alert that focuses on impending feelings and unavoidable threats. (Kurebayashi, Do Prado & Da Silva, 2012). Astronaut anxiety is a significant issue, especially when they are in space. During the mission of the space exploration, anxiety...
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When exams are approaching or are in progress, I occasionally get test anxiety. I begin to wish that the exams could be moved up or that I could learn more about what will be evaluated. When I finally enter the examination room, I sense the need to use the restroom,...
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According to the results of the evaluation, the patient has been diagnosed with general anxiety disorder (GAD). There is a limited improvement following administration of the Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (HAM-A) after each therapy, indicating that pharmacotherapeutic treatments such as the use of Buspirone resulted in failure treatment. To provide...
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