“…Anxiety and other emotional disorders and alterations, both in the family doctor's consulting office, in primary pediatric care, and in other health care contexts, have been studied for many years, in view of their significant presence and the importance of their psychological care (Fernández-Castillo & López-Naranjo, 2006a;Mishina & Takayama, 2009;Sakolsky & Birmaher, 2008). With specific reference to pediatric care, emotional alterations have also been studied in other pediatric populations, for example, in children with severe diseases or from different cultural origins (Fernández-Castillo & Vílchez-Lara, 2009a;Moitra & Armstrong, 2009), in hospitalized children (Fernández-Castillo, Sada-Lázaro, & Vílchez-Lara, 2008;Fortier, Rosario, Martin, & Kain, 2010;Needle, O'Riordan, & Smith, 2009;Wray, Lee, Dearmun, & Franck, 2011), or in other areas of health care (Fernández-Castillo & Vílchez-Lara, 2009b;Miklosi, Szabo, Martos, Galambosi, & Forintos, 2013). Emotional alterations in parents of sick children and even contagion and transmission of such alterations among parents and children have been frequently described (Fernández-Castillo & López-Naranjo, 2006b;Herren, In-Albon, & Schneider, 2013).…”