As Opposed to Chronic, Free-Floating, and Pervasive Anxiety, Those Who

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Short Answer

As opposed to chronic, free-floating, and pervasive anxiety, those who are diagnosed with _____ experience fairly brief but intense episodes of anxiety. This disorder includes episodes of anxiety that tend to surface as physical symptoms such as a racing heart, shaking, sweating, and sensations of choking. The sufferers typically change their every day routine for fear that another episode may occur.

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Definitions:

Literal Interpretation

Understanding words or texts in their most basic sense, without inferring any hidden meanings or symbolism.

Reading Pace

The speed at which a person reads and comprehends written material.

Connections

Relationships or networks that individuals form with others, often beneficial for mutual support or professional opportunities.

Text Material

Written or printed content that serves as a primary source of information or instruction.