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People are so enamored of worrying that they worry even about things they know will never happen in their lifetime.

"But something quite small can be red if I think people should be worrying about it."

Comedian Jon Richardson reveals why he's so concerned about Gary Barlow and Ryan Reynolds as he plugs new show Ultimate Worrier; EXCLUSIVE: Jon tells Mirror Online which celebs he worries about, and why they've got him so pent up

The underlying belief here could be that worrying is outside of their control.

mind over matter; HOW TO BREAK YOUR WORRY HABIT

Worrying about a stressor keeps the stressor at the front of one's mind and prompts people toward action.

Positive Side of Worrying

The Worry Trick is an energetic and illuminating self-help book for anyone who struggles with worrying too much.

The Worry Trick; How Your Brain Tricks You into Expecting the Worst and What You Can Do About It

"But when worrying becomes repetitive and leads us no closer to solutions to our problems, it can become a source of physical and emotional stress that can lead to sleep disruption.

6 Ways to banish bedtime worrying that interferes with your rest; fretting about your problems can become a source of physical and emotional stress that is associated with sleep disruption

The PSWQ is a 16-item self-report questionnaire designed to assess the frequency and intensity of worrying. All items are scored on a 5-point Likert scale ranging from 1 (not at all typical of me) to 5 (very typical of me).

Personality and worry: the role of intolerance of uncertainty

THIS is in reference to the article, o[umlaut]How to Stop Worrying' published in your newspaper on January 17.

No worries

Don't listen to all this drivel about worrying won't get things done or relax, things will iron themselves out (ho!) or even, you will drive yourself to an early end if you are so uptight.

Other Side of the Mirror: On why it is silly to advise others not to worry..

Through repeated practice, a pattern of worrying in response to fear is shaped and becomes generalized.

Psychological inflexibility mediates the effects of self-efficacy and anxiety sensitivity on worry