Research suggests that people with gad worry group of answer choices with images but try to avoid the associated negative affect. without images but try to avoid the associated negative affect. with images to magnify the associated negative affect. without images to magnify the associated negative affect.

without images but try to avoid the associated negative affect.  

Explanation:

People with generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) face frequent feelings of tension and fear, disproportionate to their situations. In this disorder there is no identification of specific stimuli - that is, seizures happen on very different occasions.

As this disorder has become increasingly common today, much research has been done on it. Some research suggests that people with GAD worry without images but try to avoid the associated negative affect.

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