The analysis of Angie's problem with her anxiety in the text is an example that shows the importance of:
A) the individual level of analysis
B) the physiological level of analysis
C) how none of the levels of analysis can adequately explain her problem
D) how all the levels of analysis contribute to a fuller explanation of the problem

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The text discusses how Angie's problem with anxiety can be understood at multiple levels of analysis, including the individual level (her own thoughts and behaviors), the physiological level (changes in brain structure and function), and the social level (relationships and cultural context). The text argues that a fuller understanding of her problem requires considering all of these different levels of analysis.

The Analysis of Angie's Problem with Her Anxiety in the Text