In a 1976 study, Sarason and Stoops found that subjects who scored highly for this attribute overestimated the amount of time spent solving anagrams after being told that it was an intelligence test. Charles Spielberger developed the STAI to distinguish between “state” and “trait” forms of this phenomenon. “Normal” and “neurotic” (-5[1])forms of this phenomenon (-5[1])are contrasted in a book (15[1])titled for The Meaning of [this phenomenon] by (10[1])Rollo (*) May. The “333 (-5[1])Rule” (10[1])is a grounding technique most commonly used to combat this phenomenon. (10[1]-5[2])The COVID-19 pandemic (10[1])uniformly (10[1])exacerbated a class of disorders (10[1])named for this phenomenon (10[4])that includes “generalized” and (10[1])“social” (10[5])types, (10[2])or GAD (10[1])and SAD. For 10 points, depression is often comorbid with what phenomenon of excessive (10[1])feelings of fear or worry? ■END■ (10[2])