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8 to 16, 2017 with 1,200 respondents found 88 percent worried (55 percent worried a great deal, 33 percent somewhat worried), while 12 percent were not worried (9 percent not too worried, 2 percent not worried at all), that the Philippines would be involved in case the United States-North Korea tension escalates into an armed conflict.

SWS: 9 in 10 Filipinos worry that PH would be involved in case US, NK tension escalate

Being a parent in Kenya today is being worried about the stranger down the road, the one your child will brush shoulders with on their way to school or church, the one that could come kicking down the doors of your house.

PLAIN TRUTH: Why are you marrying men you can't trust?

adults consistently said they were worried, including the 48% high point in 1982.

Americans' Fear of Walking Alone Ties 52-Year Low

If you're worried you have a test tomorrow, that's good; it makes you study.

Worry on my mind

If people's feelings of worry over a future outcome are sufficiently intense and unpleasant, their emotional response to the outcome they ultimately experience will seem more pleasurable in comparison to their previous, worried state," Sweeny said.

Positive Side of Worrying

The story is told about a priest and little Jimmy, who would not go inside the church because he was worried that his bike parked outside would be stolen.

Don't worry!

6% of adults who lived in rental houses/apartments were very worried about paying for medical costs, compared with 8.

Percentage of adults aged [greater than or equal to] 18 years who are very worried about medical costs, by home ownership and age group--National Health Interview survey, United States, 2015

i from Liberty Mutual Insurance found that more than half of homeowners (55 percent) are worried ?

United States : Survey Reveals Home & Auto Worries Abound this Fall: 360-Degree Videos Show Helpful Tips, DIY Dos and Don'ts

Regardless of whether their anxiety score was low or high, those who worried more had significantly better inhibitory control than those who worried less (P = .

Worry amid mild psych symptoms predicts better cognition

What is striking, however, are the areas in which those who carry debt are not more worried than those who don't.

The Consequences of Debt in America

In this study, participants with high IU and low extraversion worried about the uncertainty that exists in many aspects of life, and this worry may become GAD.

Personality and worry: the role of intolerance of uncertainty

The Very Worried Sparrow" is a children's classic story of one sparrow's lonely fear and anxiety, finally healed by a growing awareness of the surrounding love of the Great Father.