2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.cpr.2004.01.005
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An integrated cognitive model of panic disorder: The role of positive and negative cognitions

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“…This inhibitory learning is supposed to be based on a mismatch between expectations and stimuli (mostly on an implicit, automatic representational level) and an increased tolerance of negative emotions. Bandura (1977) explains the effects of exposure in terms of self-efficacy, and this theory has recently been applied to panic disorder in the form of panic-self-efficacy (Casey, Oei. & Newcombe, 2004).…”
Section: Mechanisms Of Changementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This inhibitory learning is supposed to be based on a mismatch between expectations and stimuli (mostly on an implicit, automatic representational level) and an increased tolerance of negative emotions. Bandura (1977) explains the effects of exposure in terms of self-efficacy, and this theory has recently been applied to panic disorder in the form of panic-self-efficacy (Casey, Oei. & Newcombe, 2004).…”
Section: Mechanisms Of Changementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Los datos indican que la escala de interpretaciones catastrofi stas EICP está defi nida por tres factores separados que representan las tres dimensiones reconocidas en la literatura de forma consistente sobre las interpretaciones catastrofi stas del pánico, esto es, las dimensiones de tipo físico, mental y social (Casey et al, 2004a;Khawaja et al, 1994;Sandín et al, 2015;Telch et al, 1989;Westling y Öst, 1993;Zoellner, Craske y Rapee, 1996). Estos resultados son también consistentes con las tres dimensiones (física, mental y social) que caracterizan el constructo de sensibilidad a la ansiedad (Sandín et al, 2007;Taylor, 1999;Taylor et al, 2007).…”
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“…Es una escala de 4 items (Items 6-9 del CATP) mediante los cuales el individuo estima su capacidad para controlar los ataques de pánico, pudiendo variar entre 0 ("nada") y 4 ("totalmente"). Se basa en escalas construidas previamente (Gauthier et al, 1993;Taylor y Arnow, 1988;Telch et al, 1989) y en el concepto de autoefi cacia ante el pánico (Casey et al, 2004a). La escala evalúa la confi anza para controlar el ataque de pánico sobre la base de cuatro situaciones relacionadas con: (a) al inicio del ataque de pánico, (b) durante el ataque de pánico, (c) para prevenir el escape en situaciones agorafóbicas, y (d) para manejar las interpretaciones catastrofi stas.…”
Section: Instrumentos Entrevista Para El Diagnóstico De Los Trastornounclassified
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