Acute anxiety symptoms reported by 20 patients with simple phobia and 20 patients with panic disorder were compared. Panic anxiety symptomatology was commonly rated as more severe in its intensity than that reported by the simple phobics. The pattern of symptoms experienced by the two diagnostic groups shared only 30% of the variance in symptom rankings. These results suggest that there are both quantitative and qualitative differences between phobic and panic anxiety, and have a bearing on recent diagnostic and etiological formulations of the anxiety disorders.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/26865/1/0000430.pd
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Panic attacks are common to anxiety disorders and are a significant marker of risk for the developme...
Psychological models of panic disorder propose that panic attacks result from the patient's fear res...
The present study used attachment theory as a framework to explore the role of attachment related co...
agoraphobia, suggests that fear of fear may be the basis of these conditions. However, there is litt...
The validity of distinguishing between the diagnoses of panic disorder and agoraphobia with panic at...
A review of the clinical literature to date has shown that the nature of the relationship between ph...
Previous research has indicated that reports of panic attacks are associated with a different set of...
Agoraphobia accounts for the largest proportion of phobias seen by clinicians and has received much ...
Objective: Research in the psychopathology of panic and anxiety disorders, particularly agoraphobia,...
The present study examined the association of different types of stress with the onset of both panic...
In a sample of 28 members of an agoraphobia self-help group, each patient reported a history of spon...
This issue of eMedRef provides information to clinicians on the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and ther...
This study examined in detail the psychobiological correlates of panic attacks experienced in panic ...
Background: The relationship of panic attacks (PA), panic disorder (PD) and agoraphobia (AG) is cont...
Although simple phobia is a residual category in DSM-III, clinical experience suggests at least four...
Panic attacks are common to anxiety disorders and are a significant marker of risk for the developme...
Psychological models of panic disorder propose that panic attacks result from the patient's fear res...
The present study used attachment theory as a framework to explore the role of attachment related co...
agoraphobia, suggests that fear of fear may be the basis of these conditions. However, there is litt...