Symptoms
Feeling faint, rapid heartbeat, panic attacks.
What are physical symptoms?
What AR stands for.
What is Applied Relaxation?
The reason studies do not often use people with a diagnosed anxiety disorder.
What are ethical concerns?
The length of time anxious feelings occur to be diagnosed.
What is 6 months?
A treatment for GAD that focuses on changing negative thinking patterns.
What is cognitive-behavioral therapy?
When causation cannot be determined and it cannot be determined if thinking patterns are the cause or a result of anxiety.
What is correlational research?
A cognitive bias leading to an anxiety disorder.
What is the misrepresentation of social situations?
What CBT focuses on.
The belief that if a treatment is successful, it will reveal the cause of the disorder.
What is the Treatment Aetiology Fallacy?
What is over-exaggerating risk?
A CBT technique that changes negative mindset and reduces stress.
What is cognitive restructuring?
This has created successful treatment plans and better quality of life.
What is the practical application of theories?
A cause of negative feelings leading to an anxiety disorder.
What is a sense of lacking control?
The study that focused on applied relaxation and CBT to determine which one was a more effective treatment.
What is Borovec and Costello?
This has been used to show the role of cognitive factors in anxiety.