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Question42 Which of the following is a common fear in panic disorder? Fear of intense physiological sensations. Fear of what the panic attacks might mean. All of these are common fears in panic disorder. Fear of having more panic attacks. ResetMaximum marks: 1 Flag question undefined
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A.Fear of intense physiological sensations.
B.Fear of what the panic attacks might mean.
C.All of these are common fears in panic disorder.
D.Fear of having more panic attacks.
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Question42 asks about common fears in panic disorder and provides four options.
Option 1: 'Fear of intense physiological sensations.' This is a classic feature because many individuals with panic disorder fear the somatic sensations themselves—racing heart, dizziness, chest tightness—leading to avoidance and heightened anxiety about bodily cues.
Option 2: 'Fear of what the panic attacks might mean.' This reflects catastrophic interpretations, such as fearing a heart at......Login to view full explanationLog in for full answers
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