Multiple Choice
Sharon feels she is constantly nagged by a strong feeling of tension and worry, no matter what the situation may be. No specific trigger brings these feelings on. This has gone on for months and is so bad that it is hurting her productivity at work and the quality of her home and family life. If you could encourage her to seek treatment, what would a psychologist most likely tell her?
A) That sShe needs help overcoming her specific phobia.
B) Panic attacks are can be successful when treated.
C) She may have generalized anxiety disorder.
D) Everyone feels anxiousness, stress, and tension sometime, and so it is not really a sign of a disorder.
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