Please note: 1. Please tick "√" on the appropriate number according to your actual feelings in the past week. Please don't leave out any item, and don't repeat the evaluation on the same item. 2. Some questions in the scale are scored reversely (that is, from anxiety state). Please pay attention to ensure your understanding when filling in and calculating scores; 3. This table can be used to reflect the subjective feelings of anxiety of the tester, and can be used by both psychological counseling clinics and psychiatric clinics or inpatients. However, because anxiety is the same symptom of neurosis, SAS has little effect on differentiating various neurosis. 4. The clinical classification of anxiety symptoms should be based on clinical symptoms, especially critical symptoms (including painful emotional experience, psychomotor anxiety and autonomic nervous dysfunction) in addition to the reference scale score. The total score of the scale can only be used as a reference index, not as an absolute standard. There is little or no time to discuss serial number topics. (1) Sometimes (2) Most of the time. (3 points) Most or all of the time. (4 points) The score is 1. I feel more nervous and anxious than usual. I feel scared for no reason. I get upset or scared easily. I think I'm going crazy. I think everything is fine and nothing bad will happen. My hands and feet are shaking. I have a headache, neck pain and backache. I feel weak and tired easily. I feel very calm, and it is easy to sit quietly (akathisia). I feel my heart beating fast. I was troubled by bouts of dizziness. 12 I have a syncope or feel like syncope. 13 feels easy to inhale and exhale (dyspnea). 14 My hands and feet are numb and tingling. 15 I'm troubled by stomachache and indigestion. 16 I often have to pee (frequent urination). My hands are often dry and hot (sweating). 18 My face is red and hot (facial flushing). 19 I fall asleep easily and sleep well all night (sleep disorder). I have nightmares. Total score statistics