A person may experience the inability to let go of a worry. Say someone has a text coming up and they’re anxious to take it because it’s worth a lot of points, they will stay up all night worrying instead of getting a good nights rest. Another behavior is taking a simple situation and thinking of everything that could possibly go wrong. For example, going on a first date and thinking, “What if they’re not interested in me?” or, “what if I talk to much or don’t talk enough?” Moping behavior is the most common behavior of anxiety, calm clinic describes it as, “It is this need or desire to be alone with your own thoughts and try to “deal with your anxiety.” Even though you feel like being alone, that’s the last thing you want to do, your own thoughts are often your
A person may experience the inability to let go of a worry. Say someone has a text coming up and they’re anxious to take it because it’s worth a lot of points, they will stay up all night worrying instead of getting a good nights rest. Another behavior is taking a simple situation and thinking of everything that could possibly go wrong. For example, going on a first date and thinking, “What if they’re not interested in me?” or, “what if I talk to much or don’t talk enough?” Moping behavior is the most common behavior of anxiety, calm clinic describes it as, “It is this need or desire to be alone with your own thoughts and try to “deal with your anxiety.” Even though you feel like being alone, that’s the last thing you want to do, your own thoughts are often your