To further investigate the relation with anxiety, the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI), an instrument for measuring anxiety differentiating between the temporary condition of State Anxiety and the more general and long-standing quality of Trait Anxiety [ 26], was also completed by the subjects.
In a representative sample of adults from Zurich, Merikangas and colleagues (2003) used log-linear models to investigate the relation between anxiety, depression, and comorbid anxiety and depression.
For instance, one study conducted on smoking in relation to anxiety and depression showed, anxiety had strong association with cigarette smoking [ 33, 34].
However, in relation to anxiety our results tend to contrast with much of the literature in that anxiety as measured by HADS reduced over time and in both intervention and control groups was approximately 2% by six weeks postnatal.
In light of these data, we speculate that the genotyping of both the functional polymorphisms (5-HTTLPR and rs25531) and the haplotypes analysis should be taken into account in relation to anxiety-related personality traits.
Therefore, to elucidate the relation between anxiety-related habituation and cognitive processing, we determined the cognitive performance of a member of the 129 mouse family, the 129P2 strain, and compared it to the performance of the BALB/c strain.
The results presented in this paper provide information on the relation between anxiety, depression and migraine.
We found no significant relation between anxiety and frequency or severity.
We examined the relation between anxiety and mortality in women at midlife, adjusting for depression.
There was no evidence for a statistical relation between anxiety and wish for CRS (p = 0.183, chi-squared).
