How is anxiety different from fear?
A. Anxiety is focused on long-term stressors, whereas fear is focused on short-term stressors.
B. Anxiety is focused on the past, whereas fear is focused on the future.
C. Anxiety is focused on stressors that may or may not occur, whereas fear is focused on real stressors.
D. Nothing; they are two terms for the same concept.
Answer: C
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