Asked by unknown

Surveys suggest that up to 4% of the U.S. population suffers from generalized anxiety disorder. How are anxiety disorders viewed by various psychological perspectives such as psychodynamic, biological, cognitive, and humanistic? With which perspective do you most agree? With which do you least agree? Explain your answers
Answered by Ms. Sue
It's disheartening to see a college student who can't follow simple directions. By posting the name of your school, rather than your <u>school <b>subject</u></b> in the above box, you've shown a carelessness unworthy of a UOP "student."

Furthermore -- why did you post a question for strangers to tell YOU what YOU think????

If you want to be a college student, get serious!




Answered by Danger
Wow... Ms. Sue, I can't believe that you would say such to a trying student. Maybe the person who posted the question was merely searching for an answer here because they were unsure of those they found or did not understand the concept of the matter and only wanted a second opinion. Yes it was a bit careless to mention the school; that i do agree with you on.
Answered by Luckyme
Ms Sue. That is just rude. How do you know this person isn't serious about college? You don't know that. I see you giving answers to people all the time so actually you aren't helping anyone. This person could have been asking a question for some help not an answer. Maybe if you knew what you were talking about you could of probably helped them but instead you were very rude.
Answered by baby
Ms.Sue if you did not want to answer question why do you have a web sight
Answered by woe
i bet that comment will make you lose alot of business stay in your fuits sis
Answered by frank
Wow. I WAS going to register and ask for some help myself due to the lack of comprehension in my readings, but I would not want MS SUE discouraging my needs.... Good luck with that MS SUE.
Answered by SERIOUS COLLEGE STUDENT
Wow me to I always look for help from this website when I am UNSURE IF I UNDERSTAND THE ASSIGNMENT OR QUESTIONS SINCE I SUFFER FROM TEST ANXIETY DISORDER AND COMPREHENSION OF TAKING WORDS AND MAKING SENSE OF THEM THANKS FOR MAKING ME FEEL EVEN MORE LOW AND LIKE...
Answered by Anonymous
Ms. Sue you are beyond rude and if you think that you are a professional you are sadly mistaken. Who in there right mind would say something so rude to a student that is seeking help or a second or maybe even a third opinion. You are a terrible person and I hope that you never get any business ever again because of that response you made. You should really be ashamed of yourself.
Answered by Awesome Aaron
In a psychodynamic view of an individual diagnosed with generalized anxiety it is considered that the anxiety will stem from something that happened in the patient's childhood. While in a biological perspective they may stem from a genetic predisposition, with a focus more towards the brain and body; and how the correlate to cause the disorder. In a cognitive perspective generalized anxiety may develop from flawed thoughts and behaviors. In a Humanistic view individuals suffering from anxiety may be seen as veering away from their normal self. I am not going to say that nay of these are more logical than another, but I do find it hard to believe that individuals who come to these hypothesis' could not just agree that each and everyone of these perspectives could be the reason and cause for anxiety. People do suffer from anxiety and much worse disorders stem from genetics and childhood; just as people who begin to act different than normal or have questionable thoughts could cause it.
Answered by Beautiful Ladi
YOU ARE SO RUDE!!!!! CANNOT BELIEVE YOU ACTUALLY HAVE A WEBSITE. YOU NEED TO CHECK YOURSELF....MS SUE
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