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About what percent of adults have suffered from a panic disorder at sometime during their life?
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4.7%
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Is Panic Disorder with or without agoraphobia more common?
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Without.
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Over the course of 12 years, how many individuals with agoraphobia have recovered?
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50%
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However how many of those individuals experienced a reoccurrence?
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58%
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What two types of conditioning may be partly responsible for the development of panic disorder? What do they mean?
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Interoceptive, and exteroceptive conditioning. Interoceptive conditioning would be cues from the internal body, such as heart rate increase, rapid breathing. Exteroceptive would be things that could happen like events, or places.
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Cognitive Theory suggest that what else could also potentially play a role?
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Catastrophizing
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Any psychological treatment for panic disorder, must address what?
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Safety behaviors. These are things like not going to the grocery store alone. Things like that are not good because they keep the disorder present.
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What 2 medications have been found to be effective in treating panic disorder?
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Anxiolytics, and antidepressants.
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What two methods have been found to be affective in treating panic disorder?
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Interoceptive exposure and cognitive restructuring have been shown to be very effective with studies finding that between 75% and 95% of individuals were panic free at 8 to 14 treatments.
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