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    dreams that intrigue negative and bad thoughts‚ such as anxiety and extreme fear. They are not the most fun things to have when you are trying to get some sleep. However‚ for some people these nightmares are a whole lot more than a bad dream. Usually nightmares are nothing to worry about‚ but if you began to have them consistently you might consider that you have Nightmare Disorder. Nightmare Disorder was formally known as Dream Anxiety Disorder. The main feature of this disorder is the repetitive

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    struggle for me. Who do I talk to? How do I start a conversation? What should I say next? What if they don’t like me or think that I’m weird? Maybe I should just avoid the situation all together‚ but how would that make me look? All of these questions run through my mind any time that I am thrown into a social gathering or even a new class. Living with social anxiety can be very irritating when it is time to try and make new friends. Anxiety is a feeling I know all too well. That butterfly in the stomach

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    Separation anxiety disorder is a condition that may be caused by several factors ranging from genetics‚ stress‚ parent-child relations‚ Behavioral inhibition and parents own insecurity. In Amanda’s case‚ there were many warning signs that was gathered during the therapy session for what might have been the causes of Amanda’s SAD. According to the textbook‚ children whose parents suffers from SAD‚ might be at high risk of inheriting this condition because it tends to run within the family. Stress

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    stress in your life. Most of us have heard the words pathological liar which describes a person who is more than just a liar but also extremely dishonest. . Pseudologia fantastica‚ mythomania‚ or pathological lying is one of several terms applied by psychiatrists to the behavior of habitual or compulsive lying. (Dike C.C.‚Dike). It’s described first in the medical literature during 1891 by Anton Delbruck. (Dike) The term pathological lying has been widely defined as “falsification entirely

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    QUICK QUIZ Here is a short quiz to determine what gives you the anxiety. Rate yourself according to the following scale. 1- Strongly disagree 2- Disagree 3- Neutral 4- Agree 5- Strongly agree 1) ___ The night before a presentation‚ I can’t sleep. 2) ___ I frequently contribute to discussions at work or in class. 3) ___ I like to help others learn things by teaching or instructing them. 4) ___ I avoid situations in which I might have to give an impromptu speech. 5) ___ When talking

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    would be an easy problem but not if you have obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Several little thoughts or rituals irritate a person with OCD daily. There are many factors‚ symptoms‚ and treatments regarding OCD. OCD is known as one of the anxieties disorders (geocities). It can be a crippling condition that can persist throughout a person’s life (geocities). Someone who suffers from OCD can become trapped in a pattern of repetitive thoughts and behaviors that are senseless and distressing

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    Throughout my life I have had many different trials and tribulations that pushed me. Every student is faced with challenges during high school‚ some more than others. For me‚ what challenged me the most was getting involved in clubs‚ sports teams‚ and groups of people. Dealing with social anxiety in high school was very difficult‚ especially when very few people knew you suffered from it‚ and this was something that took a long time for me to learn to fight off. With help from friends I was finally

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    Anxiety is experienced by everyone at different times throughout their life. However‚ for certain individuals it is more intense and enduring. Anxiety is defined as diffuse‚ vague‚ and unpleasant feeling of intense fear and apprehension (Chaurasia‚ 2013). It can be classified into various disorders‚ most common of which being General Anxiety Disorder and Phobias. Phobias refer to irrational fear directed towards a specific situation or object (American Psychiatric Association‚ 2013). Psychology includes

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    Christopher Uebler Ms. August Social Networking 23 September 24‚ 2013 SMAD: Social Media Anxiety Disorder SMAD‚ also known as “Social Media Anxiety Disorder‚” is where people are so addicted to their media lives that they always have to have their smartphone on them. Honestly I’m not surprised about the high amount of people with SMAD because in today’s society we are based on the Internet. If someone doesn’t text me back within an hour then I usually take it in a negative way. If I am

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    Have you ever felt so defeated that you truly believe that it would be easier to give up and end it all? That is how I felt when I had major anxiety attacks everyday‚ severe depression‚ and self body image issues. It all started when I was in middle school‚ I was an average student in middle school with decent grades. I was a very outgoing and bubbly person. I just joined a dance team in my neighborhood and was excited to be something I loved. The most important part was that I was happy. Then my

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