In most cases, a person with an anxiety disorder
A)will fail to respond with fear in a dangerous situation.
B)transforms his or her distress into symptoms that closely resemble a physical disability.
C)suffers distress that seems greatly out of proportion to the circumstances.
D)can control the fear if he or she can identify exactly what he or she is afraid of.

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Anxiety disorders often involve distress that is disproportionate to the actual situation, making minor issues seem like major crises. This is a hallmark of such disorders, where the anxiety experienced is not necessarily rational or proportional to the trigger.

In Most Cases, a Person with an Anxiety Disorder