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... considerable pro- gress in her ability to travel freely and comfortably over a 6 - month period . After years of being housebound , she was able to visit her children and grandchildren who lived nearby , take a course at a local college ...
... considerable pro- gress in her ability to travel freely and comfortably over a 6 - month period . After years of being housebound , she was able to visit her children and grandchildren who lived nearby , take a course at a local college ...
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... considerable number of changes , beyond acquiring the ability to cope effectively with panic attacks . In the area of her marriage , she became considerably more assertive , persuading her husband to travel considerably less and spend ...
... considerable number of changes , beyond acquiring the ability to cope effectively with panic attacks . In the area of her marriage , she became considerably more assertive , persuading her husband to travel considerably less and spend ...
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... considerable amount of time and effort , an ability to tolerate significant doses of discomfort , and or- ganizational ability . The patient's willingness and ability to expend the necessary efforts may vary during the course of ...
... considerable amount of time and effort , an ability to tolerate significant doses of discomfort , and or- ganizational ability . The patient's willingness and ability to expend the necessary efforts may vary during the course of ...
Contents
Theories of Anxiety | 15 |
Anxiety Syndromes and Disorders | 43 |
An Overview of Symptom | 69 |
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