The functional impact of anxiety sensitivity in the chronically physically ill.
The functional impact of anxiety sensitivity in the chronically physically ill.
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焦虑敏感性对慢性身体疾病患者的功能影响。
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10.1002/da.20076
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2005
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Lang,ArielJ
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Norman,SonyaB;Lang,ArielJ
The symptoms and physical limitations resulting from chronic physical illness often diminish physical functioning. Comorbidity of chronic physical illness and an anxiety disorder is associated with greater impairment in functioning than chronic illness alone. One potential contributor to anxiety in the chronically ill is anxiety sensitivity (AS). The goal of this study was to explore the role of AS on functioning in the chronically ill. Participants were 267 primary care patients. Logistic regression showed that physical AS (but not social or psychological), controlling for age, gender, and negative affect, was associated with hypertension, heart disease, and high cholesterol (P<.01). Higher AS was associated with poorer vitality, mental functioning, and social functioning (P<.05). AS may be a correlate of poorer adjustment to chronic illness.Depression and Anxiety 21:154–160, 2005. © 2005 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.
