Quizzes As Diagnostic Tools - Is This Anxiety?

1. Do you often find yourself suffering from ‘butterflies in the stomach' feeling?

2. Do you find you are afraid of something but do not know what?

3. Do you find that you are startled easy?

4. Do you have dreams where you see yourself falling, missing the train (or bus or whatever vehicle), or climbing high on the edge of something from where you are just about to fall?

5. Do you feel you have to repeat certain activities over and over, or you would incur bad luck?

6. Do you fear going out from your home?

7. Do you find yourself replete with guilt from things you did in the past?

8. Do you experience a total loss of control over your life?

9. Do you feel suicide would be a good option and think about it often?

10. Do you break into sweat thinking of ways that any certain things in your life could go awry, without any reason?

If you answer ‘Yes' to 4 or more questions, you are definitely experiencing anxiety.

Take all the quizzes and find out whether you suffer from any one or more of these disorders. In all likelihood, if you suffer from stress you would experience signs of anxiety and even depression. You need to find ways to decrease stress in your life, while continuing to do what you do. Many people say, ‘How can I get rid of stress when my job/ home/ relationships demand so much from me?'

Of course, you can. There are ways whereby you can slow your life's pace down without any negative impact on your performance or productivity. This is called working smart; a method where you do the same amount of work in less time and with less effort. Besides, there are ways that could help you release stress at the end of the day such as meditation, self-hypnosis, exercise, nutrition and generally speaking, a change of life-style that forbids stress to stay for long around you.

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