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... continues to have a very high serum cholesterol level . Furthermore , he fails to return to work . Stage Three Anxiety and tension continue to increase . The increased anxiety and tension and the consequences of the traumatic event ...
... continues to have a very high serum cholesterol level . Furthermore , he fails to return to work . Stage Three Anxiety and tension continue to increase . The increased anxiety and tension and the consequences of the traumatic event ...
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... continue to have panic attacks , sometimes with increased levels of severity , and continue to experience dread both when they occur and when they are anticipated . The feared consequences of the panic attacks fall into two categories ...
... continue to have panic attacks , sometimes with increased levels of severity , and continue to experience dread both when they occur and when they are anticipated . The feared consequences of the panic attacks fall into two categories ...
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... continue to experi- ence some anxiety . While exposure therapy itself decreases anxiety , even after considerable gains have been made and patients report an increased ability to engage in activities they previously avoided , they often ...
... continue to experi- ence some anxiety . While exposure therapy itself decreases anxiety , even after considerable gains have been made and patients report an increased ability to engage in activities they previously avoided , they often ...
Contents
Theories of Anxiety | 15 |
Anxiety Syndromes and Disorders | 43 |
An Overview of Symptom | 69 |
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