Sentence examples for anxious population from inspiring English sources
But Rio's anxious population is already wondering not so much how the Games have gone as what will happen afterwards?
And, of course, another big tremor does nothing for the frayed nerves of an already anxious population.
Beard and Amir (2008) found reductions in social anxiety symptoms following CBM-I in a highly socially anxious population.
Furthermore, reassurance may be difficult to achieve in specific patient groups with high anxiety [ 14, 16] and more feasible in the less anxious population we studied.
For example, Mathews, Ridgway, Cook, and Yiend (2007) found that CBM-I served to lower trait anxiety in a high anxious population over four sessions.
In contrast to previous studies, the present experiment tested whether interpretive bias modification could reduce social evaluative fear associated with an upcoming real-life stress in an anxious population.
Although it is well established that attentional biases exist in anxious populations, the specific components of visual orienting towards and away from emotional stimuli are not well delineated.
The relative dearth of these studies is likely to in part reflect the difficulty in recruiting 'pure' depressed and anxious populations.
The AAT has shown to be a useful tool to investigate implicit avoidance behavior in different anxious populations (Rinck and Becker 2007) and first evidence is available for implicit avoidance tendencies of social stimuli in SAs.
These were replicated across subsets of the population (Table 2) although a Cronbach's alpha coefficients were very slightly lower for those over 75 years, and in the depressed and anxious populations for the total 24-item scale and for the three subscales.
12 In surveys of the general population, approximately one-third of adults reported one or more sleep complaints in the past year, 13 and study shows that the associations between sleep disorder, such as insomnia, and suicidal behaviour are seen in clinically depressed and anxious populations.
