In the present study, we induced worry states in participants reporting typical non-clinical levels of trait worry using a protocol that has been reliably used to induce worry in anxious and non-anxious individuals [17], [25] [27].
Importantly, characteristics of SMI that induce worry in individuals are associated with greater risk than SMI that does not cause worry.
To assess which format induces worry about future heart disease the most.
Subsequently, inadequate information reduces the ability of patients and their families to care for themselves and induces worry.
It is also possible that being aware of their diabetes and the continual BG monitoring could induce worry about their ability to cope with motherhood and take adequate care of their child.
In addition unnecessary testing may induce anxiety, worry and discomfort in these patients.
Kurds in the north, fearing the return of Saddamism, would break away into an independent Kurdistan; that would induce Turkey, worried about separatism among its own Kurds, to seize the Iraqi oil fields of Kirkuk.
In the last decade many studies on psychological flexibility indicated an inverse association with a wide range of psychological outcome measures (e.g., depression, anxiety, job induced tension, worries, pain) and a positive association with quality of life, perceived health, and positive emotional experiences with medium effect-sizes [ 16, 40- 47].
A constant state of panic and worry induced by nothing but your own fears -- a thin veil of unhappiness and doubt separating you from the beauty of life.
For some children, this vicarious knowledge of parental worry induced sadness and self-blame for imposing worry upon family members.
