Of course, regarding this question, the patient's [anxiety] is not yet "generalized," so directly diagnosing [Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)] here wouldn't be very reasonable.
However, compared to the other outlandish options, this seems to be the most suitable answer.
Exams, multiple-choice questions, that's just how it is.
Nan Zhubin silently evaluated in his heart: This exam's creator isn't doing too well, the question lacks rigor...
Utilizing his extensive knowledge and experience, Nan Zhubin quickly tackled the questions. He completed the 90-minute exam in only about a third of the time.
He didn't even need to use [Flow State].
After shading the answers on the answer sheet with a 2B pencil, Nan Zhubin swiftly raised his hand to signal, "Teacher, I'm turning in the test paper."
"..."
"???
Other students who hadn't even completed half were all shocked.
Aren't you here just to mess with our mindset?
People can be so annoying during exams!
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