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Barlow feels nervous and worried pretty much all the time, despite the lack of any obvious external circumstances that would justify his feelings. He has difficulty concentrating, and the tension in his jaw and muscles is noticeable, even to a casual observer. When asked how he feels, his typical response is "Dreadful," which is literally and figuratively true. What diagnosis would you make for Barlow's condition?
a) generalized anxiety disorder
b) panic disorder
c) panic disorder with catatonic ideology
d) triskaidekaphobia

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