Research participants wanted to investigate link between bodily sensations and anxiety

vintage123 said :

Hasnt this already been researched by a significant number of people with a significant number of findings and reports already avaliable to the general public.

While there has been research into the cognitive interpretations of bodily sensations in relation to specific disorders in clinical samples, this study is exploring the effect of a broad tendency to be internally focused, called interoceptive ability in a broad sample, which has a different measure and focus. But yes, there is a strong link between anxiety and bodily sensations. We will also be looking at how individual mindfulness and fear of bodily sensations affects this relationship, which haven’t been included in a single study.

But thanks for the link, there are some good articles in there =)

Here you go;
https://scholar.google.com.au/scholar?q=bodily+sensations+interpretation+anxiety&hl=en&as_sdt=0&as_vis=1&oi=scholart&sa=X&ved=0CBsQgQMwAGoVChMIuKLjuNXcxgIVJ5-mCh1TIAmH

Hasnt this already been researched by a significant number of people with a significant number of findings and reports already avaliable to the general public.

Friendly Bump =)