According to Jeffrey gray, the behavioral inhibition system is responsive to cues for punishment, frustration, and uncertainty and is responsible for the personality dimension of anxiety.
The personality aspect of anxiety is caused by the behavioral inhibition system, which responds to signs for punishment, frustration, and uncertainty. Anxiety is a state of unease and anxiety that is typically misdirected and generalized as an overreaction to a situation that is only perceptually dangerous.
Muscle tension, restlessness, exhaustion, shortness of breath, abdominal tightness, nausea, and attention deficit disorders are frequently present as well. Anxiety and fear are closely connected; fear is a reaction to an immediate threat, whether real or imagined (the "fight or flight" response); anxiety is the anticipation of an impending threat, including dread.
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