Traffic-related anxiety discourages older people from leaving their homes, and getting the many benefits that come from walking.
Crystal Pite's "Grace Engine" used the full company of fifteen and trafficked in anxiety, too, but her work had a decidedly urban feel.
If women's assumed more frequent superstitious (and traffic-related) anxiety indeed would result in attentional and psychomotor dysfunctioning on Fridays the 13th, claimed by Näyhä [ 7] on the basis of fatality statistics, the effect should also be found in injury crashes.
"They can deal with the traffic — and player anxiety," said Roy D. Fugazy, the president of Fugazy Sports & Entertainment, the transportation company that works with the Open.
The sheer size and ferocity of the disturbances in which as many as 250,000 workers in 27 states had gone on strike, halted rail traffic, or rioted inspired anxiety among many people.
Ask the people here what brought them to live, as the cliché would have it, "in the shadow" of a nuclear plant, and most of the replies touch on the same themes: not just the low cost, but a very familiar view of most modern lives being beset with danger, annoyance and worry – noisy neighbours, traffic, petty violence, anxiety about what might happen to children.
A crossing time of a mere two minutes without any anxiety of traffic jams.
Most people went back to work today and bus service was restored, but schools remained closed, a ban on public gatherings stayed in place, traffic was light and anxiety remained palpable.
The symptoms sometimes seen in their children are as follows: acute anxiety about traffic, gangs of older children, robbery, graffiti and rubbish; a lack of respect for one another and for authority; and obsessions with new gadgetry and celebrity culture, derived from long periods watching television.
Daddio's main anxiety was a traffic accident.
