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The Relationship Between Anxiety and Depression
1:10:07 - 1:17:53 (07:46)
Psychology has documented for a number of decades the high rates of comorbidity between anxiety and depression, with about 50% of clinically anxious people also ending up with depression at some point. Depression also has high rates of comorbidity with eating disorders and addiction.
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Anxiety and depression have a high rate of comorbidity with about 50% of people who are anxious also end up being depressed.
1:10:07 - 1:13:05 (02:57)
Summary
Anxiety and depression have a high rate of comorbidity with about 50% of people who are anxious also end up being depressed. While anxiety can be driven by the desire to succeed and to avoid threats, depression is characterized by a feeling of loss and an inability to achieve desired goals in life.
ChapterThe Relationship Between Anxiety and Depression
Episode#469 - Dr Tracy Dennis-Tiwary - The Truth About How Anxiety Works
PodcastModern Wisdom
The developmentally tends to be anxiety first followed by depression, however, it does go the other way too with multiple comorbidities.
1:13:05 - 1:14:19 (01:14)
Summary
The developmentally tends to be anxiety first followed by depression, however, it does go the other way too with multiple comorbidities. Every symptom is just an attempt to adapt.
ChapterThe Relationship Between Anxiety and Depression
Episode#469 - Dr Tracy Dennis-Tiwary - The Truth About How Anxiety Works
PodcastModern Wisdom
A study conducted by the Center at the University of Rochester showed that when anxiety is induced, people can be more resilient and creative in their thinking, leading to more productive problem solving.
1:14:19 - 1:17:53 (03:33)
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A study conducted by the Center at the University of Rochester showed that when anxiety is induced, people can be more resilient and creative in their thinking, leading to more productive problem solving.