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anxiety reaction

anxiety reaction An anxiety reaction is a response that occurs when a situation or substance triggers anxiety.

An anxiety reaction is a response that occurs when a situation or substance triggers anxiety. In this source, it refers to behavioral changes seen after exposure to something anxiogenic, alongside stress- or fear-related reactions.

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Drafting source: Lopez-Luna Javier; Al-Jubouri Qussay; Al-Nuaimy Waleed; Sneddon Lynne U.. Impact of stress, fear and anxiety on the nociceptive responses of larval zebrafish. 2017; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0181010; article XML SHA-256 5072d552be5b03b3602db0fd588db80cd2158bbf206c8e273356009e5ebe277c. “Impact of stress, fear and anxiety on the nociceptive responses of larval zebrafish” (10.1371/journal.pone.0181010).
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