People diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) :

A) know their anxiety is provoked by uncontrollable circumstances.
B) are often excessively worried about almost all situations.
C) only worry about the safety and security of their family members.
D) see their anxiety and worry as part of their personality.

People diagnosed with GAD often exhibit excessive and persistent worry about a wide variety of topics and situations, not just about the safety and security of their family members. They may not be able to control their worries and may recognize that their anxiety is excessive or unrealistic. However, they often cannot help but worry and may experience physical symptoms such as restlessness, irritability, and difficulty sleeping.