Titlebook: Mastering Anxiety; The Nature and Treat Ronald A. Kleinknecht Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 anxiety.nature.treatm

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-7319-1anxiety; nature; treatment

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978-0-306-43769-4Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991

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Overview: 978-0-306-43769-4978-1-4899-7319-1

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An Introduction to Anxiety,utes, the tenseness began to diminish. … He began to feel uneasy. Then, with a sudden start, he bolted fully upright in his chair! His heart was pounding so that he could actually see his chest pulsing and quivering. His clothes were becoming soaked with sweat; his throat felt like it was constricti

Eosinophils

The Roots of Anxiety,xiety are wide and deep, tapping into our long evolutionary history while also branching into the more recent history of uniquely human mental processes. To understand the why and the wherefore of anxiety, we will need to examine information ranging from our genetics to our environmental experiences

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Simple and Social Phobia,the shields and weapons of warriors to cast fear into the enemy to frighten them away. We get the term ., which means “morbid fear,” from that early mythical figure. Given this Greek legacy for our terms, it is only fitting that our earliest written descriptions of phobias should come from the Greek

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Posttraumatic Stress, Generalized Anxiety, and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders,re are traumas that do scar people and, in some cases, for the rest of their lives. Awareness that trauma can be indelibly printed in a person’s mind and affect his or her behavior has long been known. Robert Burton (1577–1640), the English clergyman, scholar, and author, described in some detail a