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She's experienced in a state characterized by subjective emotions: stress, worry, anxiety, nervousness. This condition occurs as an emotional reaction to stressful situations and can vary in intensity and dynamics [6]. The level of personal anxiety was defined as moderate (from 36 to 44 points) in 44 children (34,92%), high (from 47 to 72 points) - in 43 (34.13%). At the same time, moderate situational anxiety (from 33 to 44 points) was observed in 62 children (49.21%), high (45 to 63 points) - in 25 (19.84%). Lusher test. For the qualitative determination of emotional state was used Lusher test based on the assumption that the choice of colors reflect the mood, functional status, and the most stable personality traits [1]. One of the methods of interpretation of the results of choice is the assessment of the primary colors. If they take a position on the fifth, then characterized their needs are not met, therefore, have the anxiety, the negative state. In the interpretation of color pairs Luscher in 39 (30.95%) children indicated negative state, a feeling of hopelessness, impending doom, the desire to resist all, inadequate behavior, 58 (46.03%) - a state of stress, followed by agitation, suspiciousness, anxiety and the desire for self-justification. Test Kettela. A modified version of the personal questionnaire, designed for children 8-12 years, includes 12 factors, or scales, which reflect some personality traits. Each personal factor is considered as a continuum of a certain quality or "primary traits" (in the questionnaire it is measured in the walls - the units scale with a minimum of 1 point, maximum - 10 and the average - 5.5 points) and is characterized by bipolar. On the bipolarity of the points + or - sign, standing next to the letters of the alphabet, denoting a factor [8]. Of the 12 personality factors, we selected two. On factor reflects the anxiety, concern, fear. Its values ??ranged within 7-9 walls in 97 children (76.98%). Factor Q4 reflects the tension, irritability, frustration. In 83 children (65.87%) of its value reaches 8-10 walls. Thus, this study suggests that children with anxiety and phobic disorders personality traits almost completely determine the outcome of the disease. In patients with reactions fixation on self-defense first clash with reality led to a loss of confidence in their abilities. Children tend to "go the path of least resistance", advancing in his own defense adversely the circumstances, or used to achieve their goals close, causing a sense of compassion. All the children have experienced great difficulties in implementing intentions both personal and social plan. Require extensive external motivation to get them to change something in their life or solve a conflict situation. At the same time, according to EA Karandashevoy [2], in adults with neurotic phobias such condition was observed in reactions with the fixation on the obstacle.