Panic symptom profiles in social anxiety disorder: A person-centered data-analytic approach
Abstract
Panic attacks (PAs) are prevalent among individuals with social anxiety disorder (SAD), but the clinical utility of panic symptom profiles is unclear. The aims of the present investigation were to empirically define panic symptom profiles in a treatment-seeking sample of individuals with SAD (N = 280) and to assess the associations of observed panic symptom profiles with clinical features of SAD. Results of a latent class analysis revealed four...
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Title
Panic symptom profiles in social anxiety disorder: A person-centered data-analytic approach
Published Date
May 1, 2014
Volume
56
Pages
53 - 59
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