worry

Parrikar also said that worry is different from fear, stopping or banning.

Americans were most likely to express worry about walking alone at night from 1972 to 1993 -- when 40% or more of U.

Feeling that worry is in an anxious "loop" that repeats itself.

They may feel that worrying is part of their personality and they just can't help but worry.

In her latest article, "The Surprising Upsides of Worry," published in Social and Personality Psychology Compass, Sweeny breaks down the role of worry in motivating preventive and protective behavior, and how it leads people to avoid unpleasant events.

The Worry Trick is an energetic and illuminating self-help book for anyone who struggles with worrying too much.

The new survey on home and auto worries this fall is an extension of the Liberty Mutual Insurance Worry Less Report?

This just flies in the face of everything that we know about worry in the adult literature," said Sherry A.

Tackling the tendency to worry at bedtime with the following six strategies may help you ease your anxieties and get some restful sleep:

These results make this clear: Americans who feel they don't have enough money to live comfortably experience substantially greater financial worry and engage in cost-cutting or income-generating behaviors at a significantly higher rate than Americans who feel they do have enough money to live comfortably.

The relationship between personality and worry is consistent.

Still he is paralyzed by worry and fear of the danger of the cat and the sparrowhawk.

Worry kills one's vision as it darkens one's way of life.

Bella says: MY sister had this problem but she read a therapy book that said make a time for worrying but NO | T to worry always.

Bikram VohraIf I ever get a chance to take a walk with Bobby Mcferrin, the man who sang "Don't worry, be happy,' I think the odds are we shall end up in a dark alley where I shall initiate a deep discussion on the merits of his lyrical advice.