There are many factors involved here, of which 'end-gaining' can be one - that is, concentrating on the outcome of the game/event/performance, rather than the game/event/performance itself.
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Yes, it can definetly be a factor. Panic attacks during sleep, as well as general stress and anxiety, can cause grinding and clenching.
Anxiety can cause weakness of muscles; the heart can race or the feeling of skipped heartbeats; feelings of weakness over the entire body; lethargy; lack of strength; sometimes feeling like one will pass out (faint); lack of sleep or motivation; lack of appetite or eating too often and depression. Even one or two of these symptoms can cause a lack of performance in sports. Anyone who feels anxious more often than not should consult their doctor and they may prescribe short-term medications for this problem.
will phentermine cause high anxiety if you are already taking medication for anxiety
Lack of money is often an anxiety that occurs in a household.
no it cannot chephalexin is an anti biotic it will not cause anxiety but if you are experiencing severe anxiety you may want to see a doctor there are numerous things that could be causing it
Maybe
It can.
Yes it can
unfortunately it can be.
Stress
Yes. It can cause a bunch of things, including anxiety, violent dispotion, uncoordination, dizziness, nasua, and blacking out.
Yes. Stress and anxiety can often be considered the same thing.