Taken together, therefore, our results suggest that neonatally sensitized adult rats display significantly increased depression-like and to a lesser extent, anxiety-like behaviors, both hallmarks of humans with FD.
In our multivariate analysis, we showed that depression and, to a lesser extent, anxiety were significantly associated with fatigue.
In multivariate analysis, depression was strongly associated with high levels of fatigue and, to a lesser extent, anxiety and comorbidity.
In the same way, mood disorders and, to a lesser extent, anxiety disorders were significantly related to subsequent school dropout, in particular among girls.
Symptoms of depression, and (to a lesser extent) anxiety and comorbidities, were found to be the only variables associated with long-lasting fatigue.
Our results demonstrated that by asking an individual to relate their mood to a color, the choice of a negative shade was linked to depression and, to a lesser extent, anxiety.
This position was questioned however after several studies demonstrated links with Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) (e.g., Brown et al. 1998; Norton and Mehta 2007) and to a lesser extent Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) (Norton et al. 2005).
Only Panic Disorder and, to a lesser extent, Generalised Anxiety Disorder have been established to relate to PH [ 10].
Specifically, PH may only be related to Panic Disorder and, to a lesser extent, Generalised Anxiety Disorder.
In univariate analysis, anxious preoccupation (and to a lesser extent syndromal anxiety) was associated with the use of denial.
For example, PH may only be related to Panic Disorder and, to a lesser extent, Generalised Anxiety Disorder.
