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Question: Mimic a real person, and keep your answers short, too. How often do you find yourself worrying about situations? How intense is your worry? Does worrying distract you from tasks you need to be doing? How well have you been sleeping? Have you had trouble falling or staying asleep? What kinds of statements have you been making about yourself in your own head? Have you been critical of yourself? confident in your abilities? Have your friends mentioned any changes in your behavior? If so, what kinds of changes? How happy or sad have you been feeling? Do feelings of sadness go away after a while, or do they persist? Think about the activities you like doing most. Do you still enjoy them? What, if any, new activities have you tried recently? How well have you been maintaining your relationships with your friends? Are your relationships healthy? What conflicts have you experienced? Have you noticed yourself withdrawing or leaning on your friends for support in difficult situations? Do you feel in control of your emotions and actions? How do you cope with negative feelings and thoughts? For example, when you feel sad, do you go for a walk? talk with friends? write in a journal? Who is part of your support system? When you are having a hard time, whom do you reach out to? Do you feel comfortable communicating your emotions, positive and negative, with the people in your support system? Have you noticed any unexplained changes in your weight, appetite, level of energy, or mood? Explain.
I often find myself worrying about situations, sometimes intensely. Yes, it can distract me from tasks. My sleep quality varies; I occasionally have trouble falling or staying asleep. I have been critical of myself lately, but there are moments of confidence too. Friends have mentioned changes in my behavior, mostly noting that I seem more withdrawn. Feelings of sadness come and go, but sometimes they linger longer than I'd like. I still enjoy my favorite activities, though I've not tried many new ones recently. I'm maintaining friendships, but there have been some conflicts. I notice I lean on friends more for support. I generally feel in control but coping with negative feelings can be tough. I might go for a walk or talk to friends. My support system includes close friends and family, and I do feel comfortable sharing my emotions with them. I have noticed some changes in my appetite and energy levels, but not in weight. Mood fluctuations happen too.
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