In all cultures and social classes - unfortunately - women tend to present higher levels of anxiety ("Trait Anxiety", since in "State Anxiety" there are no appreciable differences with respect to men) and of Anxiety Disorders; Some say that due to hormonal influences and, others, that as a result of different educational standards ... I think that perhaps it is due to the interaction of biogenic and environmental factors, since the human being is biopsychosocial.

Some years back I have expressed my views regarding the nature of Anxiety which I submit herewith for your perusal

Anxiety plays the very disturbing parts according to the nature problem & to me this implies from small category person to the higher level of person .

It is in this line sometime back I have expressed my views

Anxiety depend on the nature of every individual person depending upon the problem & the period for which they have to pass . In case of individual certain person are wide powerful in their individual sensitivity & they are facing problem as it come believe in that we have to cooperate with the inevitable .

As we know which well many person they have to pass their various phase of their disturbing problem of the life . Children problem ,illness & death in the family ,difference with the member of the family ,illness calling for long waiting period with the use experiences,disturbing illness like Cancer, death of the husband or wife ,are the problem which remain the part of anxiety for such long duration & this can be avoided only with the passage of time .

This is my personal opinion

Thank you, Michael Uebel that's very helpful

Rohit Manilal Parikh Thank you for your reply. I like the idea of taking a lifespan perspective

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Gender differences were observed in the severity of anxiety symptoms, self-rate stress and the ability of resilience to stress: females were experiencing more severe stress and anxiety symptoms, while males showed better resilience to stress.

Gender differences of depression and anxiety among social media users during the COVID-19 outbreak in China:a cross-sectional study

• Fengsu Hou,
• Fengying Bi,
• Rong Jiao,
• Dan Luo &
• Kangxing Song

Anxiety disorders are the most prevalent group of psychiatric disorders [1]. It is well-documented that females are more likely than males to develop an anxiety disorder with lifetime and past-year rates of anxiety disorders being 1.5–2 times higher among females than males

Examining Sex and Gender Differences in Anxiety Disorders

By Dorte M. Christiansen