Sentence examples for expected anxiety from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schreiber, a resident of Japan, said he expected anxiety over the attack to wane in the coming days partly because the Japanese are becoming more immune to violent crime and because the suspect had been captured.

Contrary to what was expected anxiety was not found as a fatigue-contributing factor.

Results show that changes in the purpose of the test (e.g., evaluative versus developmental) and self-confidence are more important determinants of intra-individual differences in expected anxiety than are changes in test familiarity and what the test is measuring (e.g., a skill versus an ability).

Also as expected, anxiety-withdrawal and anger-aggression subscales were negatively correlated with family income and parental education.

As expected, anxiety-inducing distracters produced dissociable patterns of activity in the ventral affective and dorsal executive neural systems (see Table 2).

As expected, anxiety-depressive disorders and attention deficit disorders were the diseases for which drugs were more commonly prescribed, and covered half of the children receiving psychotropic drug prescriptions.

Although in the last six months only a few of Mr. Bocian's clients said they had been worried about slow payments or that companies that owe them money might go bankrupt, he expects anxiety to heighten.

There are theoretical grounds (e.g., Gray, 1982) for expecting anxiety to be characterised by heightened avoidance motivation, but this motivational bias is not thought to be accompanied by diminished approach motivation.

A reduction in dental anxiety levels had been expected as anxiety is related to experience of invasive treatment procedures.

A similar interaction effect was also found for daily stressors and type of sexual violence on symptoms of depression and anxiety: expected levels of anxiety and depression were less dependent on daily stressors for rape victims, while a strong positive relation was found for girls report NCSE or no sexual violence.

As expected, low anxiety scores (0 3) predicted relatively low probabilities of having an anxiety disorder and high anxiety scores (10 24) predicted relatively high probabilities, depending on the prevalence of anxiety disorder.