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This posting focuses on how is anxiety experienced in terms of physiological, behavioral, and cognitive indicators. If both a parent and a child experience anxiety in similar situations, how would you account for the influences of heredity, preparedness, and vicarious conditioning?

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First, you can how Behavioral or Learning influences cause a person to react to stress and anxiety based on what he or she has learned about stress management. Biological influences such as genetics, neurological functions or bodily functions also ...

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