Sentence examples for exaggerated anxiety from inspiring English sources
These responses were modulated by individual differences in neuroticism, such that those high in neuroticism showed exaggerated anxiety experience across the entire task, and reduced brain activation from medium to strong trials in a subset of brain regions.
That's an exaggerated anxiety.
Furthermore, mice heterozygous for the γ2 subunit of the GABA-A receptor, with reduced synaptic clustering of the GABA-A receptor, showed an exaggerated anxiety behavior [10], [11].
Medicalisation of an otherwise common symptom can foster exaggerated anxiety about perceived disease and lead to unnecessary medical products and service [ 28].
The general trend was rightward, and toward an atmosphere of perhaps exaggerated anxiety.
And Pulp, from Sheffield, England, — on its own reunion tour — picked up its running joke where it left it off 10 years ago, with Jarvis Cocker singing about sexual terrors and pleasures, exaggerated both in anxiety and self-confidence.
He said the illegality of abortion in Queensland led to hospital staff having "an exaggerated level of anxiety, compounded by confusion and ignorance about what the laws relating to abortion mean and permit, and as this case demonstrates this results in appalling outcomes for women needing sensitivity and compassion at a time of crisis in their lives".
They can experience exaggerated symptoms of anxiety and depression and it can delay their recovery [ 1].
Patients with lower pain control had more exaggerated symptoms of anxiety and depression.
This communication should enable the public to achieve realistic risk perception, give clear information on how people can minimize their infection risk, and prevent exaggerated reactions and anxiety.
