A client has been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder (gad). which behavior supports this diagnosis?

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Ignacio Wilson

23 February, 22:45

A client has been diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder (gad). which behavior supports this diagnosis?

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Addison Schaefer · Answer 1

A behavior that would support the diagnosis of the patient having a generalized anxiety disorder is when the client has experienced of having to worry in excessively and it would last for almost 6 months to 12 months or longer and beyond that. It is because anxiety disorder has the ability of making a person worry and to feel fear because of certain things or events.