Our morphological findings indicate that these stress- and anxiety-responsive serotonergic afferents may be in a position to influence the activity of NPY-ir interneurons and thus may modulate an important intrinsic anxiolytic inhibitory network of the La and BL.
Nonetheless a gauntlet has been thrown, and many Intelligentsia employees have admitted to at least a bit of responsive anxiety within the company.
In the OF, overall distance traveled during the test is used as a measure of general activity, and thigmotaxis (preference for the wall versus the center) is used as a measure of anxiety that is responsive to benzodiazepine treatment [58].
The authors concluded that 7,8-DHF might potentially be used for the treatment of reversing learning and extinction deficits associated with psychopathology, and furthermore, might serve as a useful adjuvant treatment for anxiety disorders that are responsive to behavioral treatments using the extinction process.
Thus, the present study suggests that there may be a functional coupling between the GABAA receptors and expression of the Btg2 gene in the discrete brain area and that the anxiogenic drug-induced gene expression in the matured neurons may play a role in the early stage of the molecular system responsive to anxiety and/or stress.
Anxiety associated with depression is responsive to alprazolam.
"Anxiety disorders are not as responsive to treatment as people seem to think they are," Choi-Kain says.
Attachment anxiety is thought to inhibit responsive caregiving because the individual focuses on their own distress and attachment needs over the needs of others [ 36, 58], and may lead to intrusiveness or overinvolvement by "…(coloring) caregiving motives with egoistic desires for acceptance, approval and gratitude" [ 55] (p.44).
Drug-responsive symptoms include anxiety, verbal and physical agitation, hallucinations, delusions, and hostility, whereas wandering, hoarding, unsociability, poor self-care, screaming and other stereotypical behavior seem to be unresponsive to all drugs (Maletta 1990; Stoppe et al 1999).
Highly anxious sensitive persons showed increased levels of drinking [ 26, 27] are more responsive to the anxiety-reducing effect of alcohol, are more likely to use alcohol to cope with negative feelings [ 28], and have a higher incidence of problem drinking symptoms [ 29].
The EQ-5D seems to be reasonably valid and moderately responsive in patients with anxiety disorders.
