(psychology) A disorder characterized by excessive worry and apprehension concerning health, daily problems, or other anxiety-provoking situations.
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(psychology) A disorder characterized by excessive worry and apprehension concerning health, daily problems, or other anxiety-provoking situations.
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generalized anxiety disorder |
An anxiety neurosis or state characterized by an overall anxious mood lasting at least one month and including such symptoms as jitteriness, sweating, feelings of catastrophe concerning one's family or self, and irritability.
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