Analysis of the frequency and characteristics of the most common predictors of anxiety in adolescents
Bratislav Živić,
Goran Stojanović,
Jelena Krstić
et al.
Abstract:Anxiety represents the behavioral, emotional and cognitive response of the person on experience if potential or future danger. Pathological anxiety occurs when this reaction is unreasonable, that is it is not proportionate to the stress or challenge, and it leads to intense fear, nervousness and impaired functioning. Anxiety can occur in any period of life. Adolescence is a turbulent developmental period that increases the risk of young people to develop numerous mental disorders. Numerous predictors determina… Show more
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