Sentence examples for concerned anxious from inspiring English sources

For example, Diaz-Caneja and Johnson reported that mothers who felt it was probable that their children would be taken into care became concerned, anxious or depressed and sought mental health support [ 42].

In this particular study, there is also a problem of sample bias as these sequences were obtained from only hospitalized children (rather than from those who remained in the community), and may therefore reflect the influenza virus population isolated from the more clinically severely ill patients (or those with more concerned, anxious parents).

Patient assessment using HAD scale showed an emotional impact concerning anxious dimension but not depressive dimension (anxiety score = 10, depression score = 4).

"They're definitely concerned and anxious".

This bias is concerned with anxious people's tendency to overestimate the association between fear-relevant stimuli and aversive outcomes (e.g., Tomarken et al. 1989) and can be demonstrated by confronting participants with a series of pictures, some of which are fear-relevant while others are neutral.

During treatment, trial participants were concerned and sometimes anxious about the possibility that they were receiving placebo rather than real acupuncture.

Mr Bush has lately spoken of the need for a "time horizon" for America's engagement in Iraq.Just as Muslims and Arabs might be expected to back Mr Obama, Jewish Israelis, ever concerned with security and anxious to avoid a lessening of superpower support, could be expected to favour Mr McCain's "staying the course" approach.

But they were anxious, unsure, concerned.

I was anxious, already concerned about what I was missing.

Patients' reports also suggest that clinicians may be concerned about making patients anxious about a genetic susceptibility and may reassure them in a manner, which was perceived as uninformative or led to ignorance and confusion.

"It's great for the child of a single parent to be relieved of this worry and concern and anxious empathy, [this feeling of] 'my parent is alone'.