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... common phenomenon in therapy . We include so - called death or existential anxiety in this category . 6. Mild anxiety and mild depression , sometimes called distress . This is probably the most common anxiety disorder . Patients with ...
... common phenomenon in therapy . We include so - called death or existential anxiety in this category . 6. Mild anxiety and mild depression , sometimes called distress . This is probably the most common anxiety disorder . Patients with ...
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... common among patients who report childhood physical and sexual abuse . Most patients with borderline personality disturbances also have panic attacks . In clinical cases dominated by personality disturbances and anxiety , the focus of ...
... common among patients who report childhood physical and sexual abuse . Most patients with borderline personality disturbances also have panic attacks . In clinical cases dominated by personality disturbances and anxiety , the focus of ...
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... common side effect of BZD is drowsiness . At higher doses , psychomotor impairment or ataxia may occur . Sedation ... common use . When taken alone in overdose , they are almost never fatal . When taken in combination with alcohol or ...
... common side effect of BZD is drowsiness . At higher doses , psychomotor impairment or ataxia may occur . Sedation ... common use . When taken alone in overdose , they are almost never fatal . When taken in combination with alcohol or ...
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Theories of Anxiety | 15 |
Anxiety Syndromes and Disorders | 43 |
An Overview of Symptom | 69 |
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