2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0887-6185(02)00129-9
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Anxiety sensitivity as a predictor of the development of panic symptoms, panic attacks, and panic disorder: a prospective study

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“…Similar methods of assessing family history have been used in prior studies of anxiety pathology (Plehn & Peterson, 2002;Yehuda, Halligan, & Bierer, 2001), and it appears to be a valid and reliable method (Andreasen et al, 1977). Following the anxiety disorders section of the SCID, the interviewer asked participants whether they were aware of any first degree relatives that had been diagnosed and treated for anxiety disorders or were likely to have suffered from these conditions despite a lack of treatment.…”
Section: Family History Of Anxietymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar methods of assessing family history have been used in prior studies of anxiety pathology (Plehn & Peterson, 2002;Yehuda, Halligan, & Bierer, 2001), and it appears to be a valid and reliable method (Andreasen et al, 1977). Following the anxiety disorders section of the SCID, the interviewer asked participants whether they were aware of any first degree relatives that had been diagnosed and treated for anxiety disorders or were likely to have suffered from these conditions despite a lack of treatment.…”
Section: Family History Of Anxietymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Anxiety sensitivity is associated with most anxiety disorders, but a particularly strong relationship between panic attacks and anxiety sensitivity has been demonstrated (Bentley et al, 2013). Anxiety sensitivity has also been shown to predict spontaneous panic attacks (Maller and Reiss, 1992;Plehn and Peterson, 2002).…”
Section: Anxiety Sensitivitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como podemos observar, muchos estudios longitudinales han confirmado que las personas que puntúan alto en el ASI tienen mayor riesgo de experimentar AP comparado con aquellos que obtienen puntuaciones más bajas (Cox et al, 2001;Hayward, Killen, Kraemer y Taylor, 2000;Plehn y Peterson 2002;Schmidt, Lerew y Jackson, 1999). Sin embargo, una nota de Schmidt et al (1999) aclara que la SA úni-camente explica una mínima parte de la varianza en la ocurrencia del pánico (2%), sugiriendo que la SA explica, como mucho, solo una pequeña parte del desarrollo de AP inesperados.…”
Section: Sensibilidad a La Ansiedadunclassified
“…Los datos parecen apoyar la base genética relacionada con el desarrollo de psicopatología internalizante (Brown y Barlow, 2009). Con respecto a la SA, un número importante de estudios desde distintas aproximaciones han mostrado evidencia empírica de su relación con el TP (Brown et al, 2003;Penava et al, 1998;Plehn y Peterson, 2002;Simon et al, 2004;. Respecto a la PCA, a pesar de ser una línea de investigación más reciente, ya parece contar con evidencias empíricas sobre su influencia, su efecto modulador o su valor predictivo respecto a variables clínicas en el TP como la evitación agorafóbica, el miedo a las sensaciones físicas y el ajuste psicológico (Gregor y Zvolensky, 2008;Sokolowski e Israel, 2008;White, et al, 2006).…”
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