Comorbid Social Phobia and Major Depressive Disorder: the Influence of Remission from Depression on Quality of Life and Functioning

Steiner, Alexander J.; Wright, Stephanie M.; Kuhn, Taylor; IsHak, Waguih William

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“…Related to treatment outcomes, Wilner and colleagues found that the number of comorbid diagnoses -broadly defined -did not predict change in QOL following CBT for anxiety [28]. However, among individuals with comorbid SAD and MDD, participants who were able to achieve MDD remission following pharmacotherapy had significantly better improvements in QOL and functioning than those without MDD remission [64]. Thus, comorbid depression may be especially relevant for QOL outcomes in treatment for anxiety disorders.…”

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Correlates of Quality of Life in Anxiety Disorders: Review of Recent Research

Wilmer

Anderson

Reynolds

2021

Curr Psychiatry Rep

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Purpose of Review Anxiety disorders are highly prevalent conditions that have a detrimental impact on quality of life (QOL), particularly when left untreated. In the present review, we summarize recent literature, published within the last 3 years, on QOL in anxiety disorders, with a focus on factors that may play a role in the relationship between anxiety and QOL. Recent Findings We organize our findings into four categories: (1) subjective distress, (2) behavioral responses, (3) functional impairment, and (4) clinical factors. Results indicate that greater anxiety symptom severity is linked with poorer QOL, and cognitive behavioral therapies for anxiety yield positive effects on QOL. Additional transdiagnostic mechanisms are highlighted, including anxiety sensitivity, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and avoidant coping. We examine the role of functional impairment, and we discuss factors related to treatment, including comorbidity and longitudinal effects. We also consider early research from the COVID-19 pandemic. Summary Understanding the underlying factors that contribute to QOL detriments provides important insight into the impact of anxiety disorders and identifies targets for enhancing QOL through treatment.

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Section: Comorbiditymentioning

confidence: 99%

Correlates of Quality of Life in Anxiety Disorders: Review of Recent Research

Wilmer

Anderson

Reynolds

2021

Curr Psychiatry Rep

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“…Community Issues Social trust and health: A perspective of urban–rural comparison in China (Jiang et al, 2020 ) 91.71% Quality of life and recycling behaviour in high-rise buildings: A case in Hong Kong (Siu & Xiao, 2016 ) 90.51% Evaluation of life quality and its spatial mismatch with local economic development in large Chinese cities (Zeng et al, 2020 ) 88.42% Patterns of walking among employed, urban Canadians: Variations by commuting mode, time of day, and days of the week (Michelson & Lachapelle, 2016 ) 86.74% Assessment of socio-economic characteristics and quality of life expectations of rural communities in Enugu State, Nigeria (Nzeadibe & Ajaero, 2010 ) 86.59% 12. Health-related QoL (HRQoL) II Comorbid social phobia and major depressive disorder: The influence of remission from depression on quality of life and functioning (Steiner et al, 2017 ) 92.11% Quality of life in patients with recurrent vasovagal or unexplained syncope: Influence of sex, syncope type and illness representations (St-Jean et al, 2008 ) 91.36% The association between post-traumatic stress and health-related quality of life in adults treated for a benign meningioma (Kangas et al, 2012 ) 91.05% Pychological factors associated with a better quality of life following head-up tilt testing (Lévesque et al, 2010 ) 91.01% Quality of life, anxiety and depression in soft tissue sarcomas as compared to more common tumours: An observational study (Ostacoli et al, 2014 ) 88.73% …”

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Applied Research in Quality of Life: A Computational Literature Review

Weismayer

2021

Applied Research Quality Life

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As quality of life (QoL) is a highly interdisciplinary topic with a multitude of related research areas, it is beneficial to avail researchers of an overview of the different streams explored in the field. Furthermore, knowledge of prominent sub-domains helps researchers identify links and overlaps between QoL and their fields of interest. To meet these needs, a text-mining-based computational literature review (CLR) of the journal of Applied Research in Quality of Life (ARQOL) was conducted using a machine learning process, latent Dirichlet allocation (LDA), in combination with selection criteria for the decision on the number of topics. The outcome provides the reader with a list of the twelve most heavily discussed topics: 1) consumption & materialism, 2) character strength, 3) spirituality, religiousness & personal beliefs, 4) inequality, 5) leisure & tourism, 6) health related QoL (HRQoL) I, 7) quality of working life (QWL), 8) childhood & adolescence, 9) disparity & development, 10) disorder, 11) community issues, and 12) health related QoL (HRQoL) II. In addition, authors, titles, and publication dates are listed for the top-5-ranked papers that most typify these topics. Subsequent content summaries of these papers reveal more detailed information, such as measurement constructs and theories.

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Comorbid Social Phobia and Major Depressive Disorder: the Influence of Remission from Depression on Quality of Life and Functioning

Cited by 2 publications

References 53 publications

Correlates of Quality of Life in Anxiety Disorders: Review of Recent Research

Correlates of Quality of Life in Anxiety Disorders: Review of Recent Research

Applied Research in Quality of Life: A Computational Literature Review

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