Anxiety
Many people with WBS react with exaggerated anxiety to unexpected situations and changes in their daily routine. Changes in their supervision or in the tasks they perform can upset them. They may also be particularly anxious about the moods of others, their own health and all sorts of imagined disasters. In some cases, this can manifest as hypochondria. About half of children have a specific phobia, for example fear of heights, fear of uneven surfaces and of certain (loud) noises. Almost a quarter have generalised anxiety disorder.
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, published on 1 jun. 2015
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Oprettet af Gerritjan Koekkoek den 2020/05/15 17:37
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