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| Patterns of mental behavior or process that causes a person suffering. |
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| A general feeling of dread or uneasiness in response to a bague or imagined danger. Symptoms trembling, faint, rapid heart rate, dizzy. |
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| Irrational fear of an situation. Most will impact a normal life. |
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| Is a short period of intense fear or discomfort. |
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| Fear of not being in place or situation which escape is difficult. |
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| Generalized anxiety disorder |
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| Excessive worry about life circumstances, usually lasts up to 6 months. |
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| Unwanted thoughts or images. |
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| Reduces the anxiety. ritual behavior checking or cleaning. Go through great lengths to hide these habits. |
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| Post traumatic Stress Disorder |
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| Intense persistent feelings of anxiety- cause stressful situation. |
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Short term disorder, symptoms are similar
PTSD. Happens right away. |
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| Not widely accepted- results are forbidden childhood urges that we have repressed. |
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| Conditioned in childhood learn to avoid things that cause anxiety. |
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| People make themselves anxious- Problem people feel helpless in having control. |
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| Heredity is controlled by DNA- identical twin have a higher rate than fraternal. Genetic predisposition to fear certain objects. |
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| Sudden after a stressful event not biological. War time natural disasters. |
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| Forgetting identity, life- relocating taking on a new identity. |
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| two or more distinct personalities exist in one person. not aware of each other. |
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| Detached from ones mental process or body. Outside body observing and distance. |
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