Sentence examples for anxious samples from inspiring English sources

The Repetitive Thinking Questionnaire (RTQ; McEvoy et al., 2010) was developed to meet this need, and its psychometric properties and capacity to predict psychopathology have been tested in undergraduate and clinically anxious samples.

Childhood anxiety disorders are highly comorbid: 40% of anxious children have more than one disorder [ 8], so mixed anxious samples are commonly studied in this type of research.

Modifying threat related biases in attention and interpretation has been shown to successfully reduce global symptoms of anxiety in high anxious and clinically anxious samples (termed Cognitive Bias Modification, CBM).

Furthermore, generalizability of the findings to a clinically anxious sample awaits further investigation.

Second, the clinically anxious sample was rather small and consisted of a heterogeneous group of anxiety disorders.

More recently, Weeks et al. [ 7] also found a two-factor solution in a clinically anxious sample.

Collins et al. using a revised version of the scale having all items straightforwardly worded, in a clinically anxious Canadian sample, found a modest relationship (r = 0.56) to the social phobia subscale of the fear questionnaire.

Recently, Mansson et al. [ 20] conducted a proof-of-concept study on the effectiveness of a blended form of psychotherapy in a mixed anxious-depressed sample.

Many scientists are skeptical of Retallack's claim but anxious to analyze his samples more closely.

Ultimately, the factor structure of the CNCEQ-R and extended versions should be explored among clinical samples of anxious young people.

"I think what's happened is that culture itself has been temporarily put aside," said the Australian film director Baz Luhrmann, who has crossed the world in recent weeks promoting his latest film, "Moulin Rouge," and sampling the anxious moods in half a dozen countries.