PREVALENCE OF SOME SYMPTOMS IN ADOLESCENCE AND MATURITY - SOCIAL PHOBIAS, ANXIETY SYMPTOMS, EPISODIC ILLUSIONS AND IDEA OF REFERENCE
PREVALENCE OF SOME SYMPTOMS IN ADOLESCENCE AND MATURITY - SOCIAL PHOBIAS, ANXIETY SYMPTOMS, EPISODIC ILLUSIONS AND IDEA OF REFERENCE
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DOI:
10.1159/000284448
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发表时间:
1986-07-01
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影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
SUZUKI, T
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作者:
ABE, K;SUZUKI, T
In order to compare the prevalence of certain symptoms in adolescence with those at other ages, 6,034 apparently normal subjects aged 9-60 years were studied by questionning. Fear of blushing and fear of being looked at showed a maximum in the mid-teens and a subsequent gradual decrease both in males and females. They were more common in females at most ages. The anxiety symptoms also showed a peak in the mid-teens but there was a period of relative increase in the forties. Episodic illusions and the idea of being talked about started to decrease with age in adolescence.