Josh constantly complains about fatigue, muscle tension, and sleep problems. He is irritable, worries incessantly about little things that cause others in his family no concern, and has trouble concentrating. From his symptoms, it is likely that Josh has:a. bipolar disorder. b. generalized anxiety disorder. c. major depression. d. dissociative disorder.

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Marin Castro

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10 December, 18:02

Josh constantly complains about fatigue, muscle tension, and sleep problems. He is irritable, worries incessantly about little things that cause others in his family no concern, and has trouble concentrating. From his symptoms, it is likely that Josh has:a. bipolar disorder. b. generalized anxiety disorder. c. major depression. d. dissociative disorder.

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Adyson Casey · Answer 1

The answer is b. generalized anxiety disorder.

Explanation:

This disorder is characterised by an excessive worry about situations that, in reality, are not very threatening. A person might feel anxious about health, money or work, and in turn these worries interfer with his everyday activities.

Among many others, some of the symptoms are irritability, difficulty to concentrate, tiredness, muscle tension and unrealistic perspectives on different situations.