Psychological and physiological predictors of response to carbon dioxide challenge in individuals with panic disorder.
Psychological and physiological predictors of response to carbon dioxide challenge in individuals with panic disorder.
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恐慌症患者对二氧化碳挑战反应的心理和生理预测因素。
DOI:
10.1037//0021-843x.109.4.616
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发表时间:
2000
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
Wangensteen,OD
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作者:
Rassovsky,Y;Kushner,MG;Schwarze,NJ;Wangensteen,OD
Past studies in nonclinical samples have found that suffocation fear, but not a behavioral index of carbon dioxide (CO 2) sensitivity (ie, breath-holding duration), predicts anxious response to CO 2 challenge. These associations were examined in individuals with panic disorder while adding more sensitive indices of CO 2 sensitivity. Consistent with the earlier studies, the authors found that suffocation fear predicted anxious responding to CO 2 challenge but breath-holding duration did not. However, highly precise measures of CO 2 sensitivity, not included in earlier studies, did predict anxious challenge responding. These findings support the predictive value and possible etiological relevance of both specific psychological variables and physiological CO 2 sensitivity in panic vulnerability. Further work is still needed to determine whether the findings are specific to panic disorder.