A person can feel constant worry about a future problem. This feeling is like waiting for something bad to happen. It is not about past mistakes but a fear of what is coming.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person can feel constant worry about a future problem.
This feeling is like waiting for something bad to happen. It is not about past mistakes but a fear of what is coming.
A person can feel chronic anxiety. This is a constant worry. The person expects a failure that has not happened yet. This feeling is like anticipatory grief. It is a sadness for a loss before it happens. The worry connects to a fear of the future. It is not just about judging past actions.
A student finishes a big project. The student feels worried about the grade. The student keeps checking email for bad news. The student is not enjoying free time. The student is waiting for a problem to appear.
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A person can feel constant worry about a future problem. This feeling is like waiting for something bad to happen. It is not about past mistakes but a fear of what is coming.