{"value"=>"<p> <span class=\"title\">Anxiety In Leadership: An Investigation of a Dance Therapy Intern's Anxious Movements and the Underlying Causes</span></p> <p>A comparison of leadership and non-leadership situations was done in order to discover the relationship between anxious movements and a leadership role. The review of literature includes definitions and origins of anxiety, five prominent psychological theories of anxiety, and anxiety in leadership. Four videotapes were used in the selection of four movements that characterize anxiety in myself. Three of these tapes were Dance/Movement Therapy sessions in which I was the leader, the fourth was a movement improvisation. Two raters recorded the number of anxious movements present in six random ten second segments of the control tape (the movement improvisation) and the anxiety tape (video #3). An analysis of the data revealed significant differences, indicating an association between the two tapes and the number of anxious movements recorded. An examination of the issues arising at the same time the anxious movements occurred discusses the possible underlying causes of the anxious movements and my feelings concerning the issues.</p>"}