Handbook of Anxiety DisordersCynthia G. Last, Michel Hersen |
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... interaction models of stress . Spielberger ( 1976 ) differentiates be- tween stress , defined in terms of the objective properties of a situation , and threat , defined in terms of the individual's perception of an event as being ...
... interaction models of stress . Spielberger ( 1976 ) differentiates be- tween stress , defined in terms of the objective properties of a situation , and threat , defined in terms of the individual's perception of an event as being ...
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... interaction is multidirectional and focuses on process changes over time . A dynamic interaction model of stress focuses on the sequence of the stress process and proposes variables for analy- sis appropriate to this interaction process ...
... interaction is multidirectional and focuses on process changes over time . A dynamic interaction model of stress focuses on the sequence of the stress process and proposes variables for analy- sis appropriate to this interaction process ...
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... interaction between the physical danger dimension of trait anxiety and a physical danger stress -or ( threat of electric shock ) . The physical danger situation did not interact with the noncongruent dimensions of trait anxiety ( i.e. ...
... interaction between the physical danger dimension of trait anxiety and a physical danger stress -or ( threat of electric shock ) . The physical danger situation did not interact with the noncongruent dimensions of trait anxiety ( i.e. ...
Contents
The Neuropsychological Basis of Anxiety | 10 |
Diagnosis and Classification of Anxiety Disorders | 41 |
Phobic Disorders | 83 |
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