6.3 Levels of response to fear and anxiety Scott and Kirschman state that 8-15% of the population has a phobia of dental treatments and the dental office. However‚ the other 85-90% still exhibit fear and anxiety before or during a dental visit although they are not phobic. The levels of response to fear and anxiety are different in normal and abnormal patients. Normal Patients There are 3 levels of response to fear and anxiety among normal patients. 1. Intellectual level of response In this case
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TYPES OF SPEECH According to Purpose ii. According to Preparation of Delivery iii. According to Occasion i. I. According to Purpose 1. Speech to Inform or Informative Speech 2. Speech to Inspire or Inspirational Speech 3. Speech to Persuade or Argumentative Speech 4. Speech to Entertain or Entertaining or Graceful Speech II. According to Preparation of Delivery 1. Impromptu Speech 2. Manuscript Reading 3. The Memorized Speech 4. The Extemporaneous Speech III. According to Occasion 1. Salutation
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Anxiety can take on many definitions. However‚ generalized anxiety disorder focuses on the events in everyday life. When someone like James in our case study‚ worries excessively about day to day events over a period of six months or more‚ they should seek treatment right away before the symptoms worsen. Researchers have still yet to find a cure for GAD. In this particular case study I will point out how the environment influences this disorder. These influences will include family‚ social class
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Stranger Than True In our legal system it’s said that your innocent until proven guilty. Barry Winston tells the readers a story "Stranger Than True‚" I a young college kid he defends who had been charged with DUI‚ manslaughter and a felony. This becomes a complicated situation for Winston because all evidence points to one main direction‚ guilty. This young kid tells Winston his story up to where he remembers was having 3 beers at a cookout up unit his sister decided it was time to leave. This
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Anxiety has always been an issue in my life. What I did not know was how easy it would be to change that. Most of my life I struggled with anxiety and social awkwardness. I never knew how to talk to people because I always tried my hardest to avoid the situation. When I got thrown into a situation where I had no choice but to push past my anxiety I realized a lot. Having a support system and being secure in my own mind it helped me realize how easy it would be to move past my anxiety and be social
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What stops you from doing what you love? For me I am weighted down by anxiety. Anxiety has many affects on my life. There is many challenges that it causes me. How does my anxiety affect others around me. This is how I deal with the anxiety. Anxiety has many affects on my life. To me it is like being in a vast open sea and I can not swim. It has a sharp fangs and a rough bite. I can not stop worrying about everything and anything. Another problem with it is I have a hard time going to sleep and
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Anxiety is defined as an emotion that causes physical symptoms‚ such as a faster heartbeat or feelings of tension‚ and thoughts of worry (Beidel‚ 2014). Anxiety is distinguished from fear in that fear is an immediate response to a stressor‚ whereas anxiety is the anticipation of a future stressor (American Psychiatric Association‚ 2013). Both feelings of fear and anxiety are normal‚ however excessive anxiety‚ persistent feelings of anxiety and irrational cues that cause anxiety can be signs of an
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An Outline of Performance Anxiety in Female Athletes Gena Petrick 102160287 University of the Fraser Valley Roger Friesen February 21‚ 2012 Introduction Have you ever felt an overwhelming feeling of fear or nervousness‚ prior to competing in an important event? Did it affect your ability to perform? If so‚ you may be familiar with performance anxiety. An athlete suffering from performance anxiety often will perceive competitive situations as threatening‚ which can result
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder vs. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder In this essay there will be comparisons and contrasts between the Generalized Anxiety Disorder and the Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. A few comparisons are that both disorders can cause physical and mental symptoms such as restlessness‚ irritability‚ poor concentration‚ worrying‚ and can effect anyone. A few contrasts are that GAD is usually triggered by nothing specific‚ while OCD is triggered by one or a few specific things‚ and OCD
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Anxiety All of us have some experience‚ of how and what anxiety feels like – e.g. our heart beat increases before a big event‚ we get butterflies in our stomach at exam time‚ we worry and get upset over family problems‚ we are concerned about our performance and looks at special occasions‚ or we feel nervous at the time of asking the boss for a raise etc.‚ etc. We are anxious just about anything. Actually‚ these are natural reactions related to our concerns about future. It is a fact‚ that anxiety
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