Sentence examples for perceptions of anxiety from inspiring English sources

Finally, companion robots with a serious demeanor have a positive indirect effect on robot use intentions via heightened perceptions of intelligence and social attractiveness, while assistant robots with a playful demeanor have a positive indirect effect on intentions via lower perceptions of anxiety.

More precisely, negative automatic thoughts significantly decreased from pre- to post-treatment, whereas perceptions of anxiety control significantly increased.

Perceptions of anxiety and level of education were associated with willingness to avoid public events; level of anxiety was also associated with willingness to avoid social gatherings and with wearing a mask to control influenza.

This is supported by Mavis, who administered a self-efficacy survey to students ten minutes before their OSCE examination, and found that their subsequent attainment was "the product of complex relationships between skills and knowledge, mediated by students perceptions of anxiety, self-confidence and preparedness" [ 3].

The present study aimed to investigate the neuronal correlates of the chemosensory perception of anxiety.

However, as only anxiety related signals were investigated in the present study, it can not be ruled out whether the here reported effects are solely related to the perception of anxiety.

The impact on risk perception of anxiety proneness, 'state' anxiety (ie anxiety at a particular moment, such as when attending for risk counselling), prior mental health, age, the number of affected relatives and the individual doctor who is communicating risk information have been evaluated, but no conclusive associations have been identified.

Previous population surveys in the US[31] and the UK[32] have emphasized that after an initially high level of risk perception, levels of anxiety waned along with the perception of the A/H1N1 influenza-pandemic as an immediate threat and that tackling the perception that the outbreak has been "over-hyped" may be difficult.

Children are thought to have better perceptions of their anxiety than parents.

Questions probing subjective assessment of risk perception, level of anxiety, and ability to avoid flu infection were asked on a 9 point ordinal scale with anchors at the extrema ("very high", "very low") and the center ("intermediate").

The chemosensory perception of human anxiety seems to automatically recruit empathy-related resources.