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    Erin Edge Public Speaking March 2013 PLAN: Narrowed Topic: Separation Anxiety in dogs. Message: I will communicate with my class what separation anxiety is‚ what symptoms to look for and how to handle them. Audience: public speaking class Purpose: To help others understand what separation anxiety is and how it can be handled. Performance Goal: Watch my vocal distracters and vary my eye contact. OUTLINE: INTRODUCTION Attention-getting strategy: How many of you have a dog at home? How

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    Anxiety In Art Analysis

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    worry known as anxiety. Anxiety affects the way humans act because of this unease that humans feel‚ it creates a fear of completing tasks or a fear of failure. Some of those who experience anxiety break down and have panic attacks while others can control this feeling of uncertainty. Most artists are able to contain the sensation of apprehension through expressing what they feel in their pieces. In the works of artists‚ they depict how the artist feels which is sometimes seen as anxiety and artists

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    Symptoms Of Test Anxiety

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    Test anxiety is entirely a mental problem that causes biological changes‚ physical altercations‚ and mental block in the eyes of the beholder. Causes include fear of failure‚ lack of preparation‚ and poor test history. Symptoms include clammy hands‚ rapid heartbeat‚ nausea‚ and muscle tension to name a few. Test anxiety can be overcome by relaxation‚ an attitude/mindset shift‚ and studying so much that you can answer any question about the topic‚ true or false and explain why. Test anxiety is common

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    Social Media’s Effect on Anxiety Disorders The average American teen is more likely to develop an anxiety disorder than ever before. Social media has caused a spike in anxiety disorders in teens. Although is it is only one of many more reasons that anxiety cases are on the rise‚ social media makes one of the largest impacts on the adolescent brain. Social anxiety‚ generalized anxiety‚ and panic disorder are caused by chemical imbalances in the human brain that cause the individual to feel worried

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    Public Speaking Anxiety

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    UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT MARTIN COUNSELING CENTER PUBLIC SPEAKING ANXIETY By Louise Katz‚ Ph.D. • • • WHAT IS PUBLIC SPEAKING ANXIETY? HOW TO PREPARE FOR AN ORAL PRESENTATION GIVING YOUR SPEECH What is Public Speaking Anxiety? Public speaking anxiety is very common among both college students and the general population. Some estimates are that as many as 20-85% of people experience more or less anxiety when they need to speak in public. Many people who speak for a living‚ including

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    adults‚ about 11% of people suffer a phobia at some time in life‚ and 5 to 6% have a phobia at any given time. However‚ phobias vary from mild to extreme‚ so their apparent prevalence depends on how many marginal cases we include. As with other anxiety disorders‚ phobias are more common in women than men. Fear vs. Phobia It is normal and even helpful to experience fear in dangerous situations. Fear is an adaptive human response. It serves a protective purpose‚ activating the automatic “fight-or-flight”

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    development; this is what is commonly known as separation anxiety. "Separation anxiety is a developmental stage during which the child experiences anxiety when separated from the primary care giver…" (McPherson‚ 2004). Separation anxiety varies widely from child to child and most commonly occurs between the ages of eight months to two and a half. There are several different causes of separation anxiety‚ ways to manage separation anxiety to make it easier for both the child and the parent‚ and symptoms

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    Phobic Disorders

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    Phobic Disorders Phobic disorders are classified as one of the most common of all anxiety disorders; they are a persistent and unreasonable fear of a particular object‚ activity‚ or situation. Many people who suffer from this disorder know that the fears they have‚ are excessive and unreasonable and‚ the feared object can usually determine how much it affects a persons functioning. Although‚ anyone can develop a phobic disorder‚ it is found more commonly in women than in men. Phobic disorders are

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    their test anxiety. The low rate of anxiety during the course of examinations seem to be necessary for carrying out studies and researches‚ but the students’ anxiety is sometimes to the extent that their activities are constrained and limited [1‚ 2]. Test anxiety is a special type of the general anxiety which manifests itself with somatic‚ cognitive and behavioral signs and symptoms during the period that the students are getting ready for their exams and accomplishing tests. Test anxiety turns to

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    Depression and Anxiety

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    Depression and Anxiety: How it’s affecting Australia’s Youth. With depression predicted to be one of the world’s largest health problems by 20201‚ it’s not surprising that many young Australian’s find their lives affected by depression. Although considerable advances have been made in how we understand depression in young people over the past ten years‚ reports show that up to 1 in 5 adolescent females and 1 in 9 adolescent males report having high levels of depressive symptoms.2 This is often

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