All of the following statements about GAD are true except:
A) Major Depressive Disorder is one of the most common comorbidities of this disorder.
B) Individuals with the disorder worry about a number of different common everyday areas such as the well-being of their loved ones, their own physical health, work/school, and finances.
C) An associated feature of GAD is difficulty tolerating ambiguity.
D) Individuals with GAD frequently "worry about their worry" (e.g., worry about the negative effects worrying will have on them) and almost never view their worrying as having positive qualities/benefits.

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Individuals with GAD often believe that worrying has positive qualities, such as helping them prepare for the worst or preventing bad things from happening, which contradicts the statement that they "almost never view their worrying as having positive qualities/benefits."

All of the Following Statements About GAD Are True Except