Author Question: When generalized anxiety disorder occurs in children, it is often referred to as: a. worry excess ... (Read 1334 times)

OSWALD · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

When generalized anxiety disorder occurs in children, it is often referred to as:

a. worry excess syndrome
b. overanxious disorder of childhood
c. excessive worry syndrome
d. anxiety distress disorder

Question 2

Which statement BEST articulates the role of the practitioner in hypnosis?

a. adaptive
b. directive
c. mutual
d. passive

Sierray · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 19, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
Generalized anxiety disorder in children is often referred to as overanxious disorder of childhood. Children with this condition are very much like their adult counterparts. They worry excessively about a variety of events and occurrences such as academic or athletic performance, being on time, or natural disasters such as earthquakes. The worries persist even when the child is ensured that there is nothing to worry about.

Answer to Question 2

B
The practitioner's role in hypnosis is directive. The practitioner is active in directing the client, and the client is suggestible and in a very relaxed state during hypnosis.