Unsurprisingly, anticipated anxiety reduction after vaccination was a common emotional benefit since physical benefits usually cannot easily be foreseen.
Secondary outcomes measured at this time include decision process (decisional conflict and confidence) and psychosocial outcomes (anticipated regret, anxiety, breast cancer worry and perceived risk).
Having drawn from our empathetic insights we anticipate their anxieties.
I anticipated these little anxieties before I started work.
As care workers, our job is to try to anticipate that anxiety and work alongside the person to help them feel safe and more confident.
Immigration experts anticipate that anxiety among Republicans will only intensify as momentum passes to the more conservative House of Represenatives, but predict electoral self-interest among the leadership may yet carry it through.
Anticipating public anxiety, Obama reacted to calls for "greater security" following the failed Christmas Day bombing by implementing catch-all measures – recently amended – to extend special pat-downs and heightened profiling to individuals returning from 14, mostly Muslim, countries.
Most of us, though, will be voting against a catastrophic future, and the two campaigns will anticipate are anxiety.
Each year, we seem to anticipate the anxiety just as much as we anticipate the love and peace of the season.
AMONG a small group of very smart people, the publication of "A New Kind of Science," by Stephen Wolfram, has been anticipated with the anxiety aroused in literary circles by, say, Jonathan Franzen's recent novel, "The Corrections".
3. The main venue for New York Fashion Week moved to Lincoln Center from Bryant Park in September, a change that was anticipated with such anxiety and hand-wringing that you would have thought the shows were taking place in a bowling alley.
