France had surrendered to Nazi Germany and was under Vichy control, worried that it would also lose its Indochinese colonies to Japan.
The play is also dated by certain assumptions and attitudes: a New Age mysticism, a suspicion that the world has spun out of control, worry about responsibility in a time of plague.
Questions are : A) Feeling nervous, anxious or on edge; B) Not being able to stop or control worrying; worrying too much about different things; C) Trouble relaxing; D) Being so restless that is hard to sit still, E) becoming easily annoyed or irritable, F Feelingg afraid as if something awful might happen.
Glenn first earned broad public attention in 1962 in the bell-shaped space capsule Friendship 7 — a flight that NASA's mission control worried might burn up upon reentering Earth's atmosphere. .
Characterized by excessive, difficult to control worrying that disrupts daily functioning, this disorder usually becomes full blown in late adolescence or early adulthood, showing both cognitive and physical symptoms.
A lack of control, worry and an intense period of anxiety or uncertainty during labour and birth may explain the psychological symptoms reported by these women.
As well as the effects of impaired (or misdirected) attentional control, worry content continues to be influenced by acquired biases and habits of thought favouring more threatening possible meanings and outcomes.
The items ask patients how often over the last 2 weeks they were bothered by 1) feeling nervous, anxious, or on edge and 2) not being able to stop or control worrying.
By contrast, we have assumed that current beliefs about worry (e.g. that worry is uncontrollable or even helpful) reduce top down attempts to control worry, but do not change the probability of negative thoughts intruding into awareness, which depend primarily on pre-conscious processes.
