Special SeriesPrediction of panic attacks and related variables
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2008, Journal of Anxiety DisordersCitation Excerpt :Participants rate on a five-point Likert type scale anchored from 0 = not at all anxious to 4 = extremely anxious how anxious they would feel in places or situations where one's air supply is threatened (e.g., swimming while wearing a nose plug). The SFS has demonstrated good convergent and predictive validity (McNally & Eke, 1996; Norton et al., 1999; Taylor & Rachman, 1994) as well as good internal consistency (α = 0.78; Zvolensky, Lejuez, & Eifert, 1998). Acceptance and Action Questionnaire-Short version (AAQ; Hayes et al., 2004).
Panic attacks and physical health problems in a representative sample: Singular and interactive associations with psychological problems, and interpersonal and physical disability
2008, Journal of Anxiety DisordersCitation Excerpt :Whereas previous work has focused on singular effects of panic attacks and physical health problems, these factors also may interact with one another in clinically significant ways. Individuals with panic attacks compared to those without a history of panic attacks are at increased risk for being emotionally responsive to aversive events, particularly bodily sensations (Norton et al., 1999). Such enhanced emotional responsivity is noteworthy from a vulnerability perspective, as it could serve to exacerbate affective reactions to ongoing stressors and thereby promote greater levels of disability and impairment.
Associations between psychedelic use, abuse, and dependence and lifetime panic attack history in a representative sample
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