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    "questionaire_id": "926",
    "cbt_id": "104",
    "questionaire_type": "cbt",
    "questionaire_title": "What does GAD stand for?",
    "questionaire_order": "4",
    "questionaire_correct_answer": "Generalized Anxiety Disorder.",
    "questionaire_explanation": "GAD stands for Generalized Anxiety Disorder. you feel anxious on more days than not, for at least six months, and the anxiety can be about lots of different things, not just one specific issue. Sometimes also known as “freely floating anxiety”.\n\n Q2- In generalized anxiety disorder You often find yourself worrying about\n\na. Everyday issues for no obvious reason.\n\nb. Future events and uncertainties.\n\nc. Past mistakes and regrets.\n\nd. Hypothetical worst-case scenarios.\n\nYou often find yourself worrying about everyday issues for no obvious reason. It's like your brain is always on high alert, making you worry excessively about things that most people might not find as worrisome.\n\nQ3- Which of the following is NOT a symptom of GAD?\n\na. Constant worry.\n\nb. Frequent laughter.\n\nc. Feeling on edge.\n\nd. Trouble sleeping.\n\nA symptom that is NOT associated with GAD is frequent laughter. People with GAD usually experience constant worry, feeling on edge, and trouble sleeping. Frequent laughter... [truncated]",
    "created_at": "2026-08-20 06:21:12",
    "modified_at": null,
    "deleted_at": null
}