Fig. 2; group by time interaction F(3,66)=3.30, P 5.03

EFFECT OF GENDER ON PROCESSING THREAT-RELATED STIMULI IN PATIENTS WITH PANIC DISORDER: SEX DOES MATTER

FETAL GROWTH AND THE LIFETIME RISK OF GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER

age of onset of depression 40 41 analysis

DEPRESSIVE AND ANXIETY DISORDERS AND THE ASSOCIATION WITH OBESITY, PHYSICAL, AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

MET min/week=3.3 walking minutes walking days; Moderate MET min/week=4.0 moderate intensity activity minutes moderate days; Vigorous MET min/week=8.0

RECOGNITION OF IRRATIONALITY OF FEAR AND THE DIAGNOSIS OF SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER AND SPECIFIC PHOBIA IN ADULTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR CRITERIA REVISION IN DSM-5

THE MEDIATING ROLE OF SELF-CRITICISM AND DEPENDENCY IN THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PERCEPTIONS OF MATERNAL CARING AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS

TELOMERE LENGTH OF PATIENTS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSION IS SHORTENED BUT INDEPENDENT FROM THERAPY AND SEVERITY OF THE DISEASE

CULTURAL ASPECTS IN SOCIAL ANXIETY AND SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER

SUBSTANCE USE, CHILDHOOD TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCE, AND POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER IN AN URBAN CIVILIAN POPULATION

CHILDHOOD SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT, EMOTIONAL REACTIVITY TO STRESS, AND MOOD AND ANXIETY DISORDERS ACROSS THE LIFE COURSE

FAMILY INCOME AND YOUTHS' SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF THE FRENCH GAZEL YOUTH COHORT

measures of socioeconomic position 9 12 compound index

A META-ANALYSIS OF THE MAGNITUDE OF BIASED ATTENTION IN DEPRESSION

ANXIETY SENSITIVITY CORRELATES WITH TWO INDICES OF RIGHT ANTERIOR INSULA STRUCTURE IN SPECIFIC ANIMAL PHOBIA

maximum of 2 subject excluded per glm analysis

SOCIAL ANXIETY AND SOCIAL NORMS IN INDIVIDUALISTIC AND COLLECTIVISTIC COUNTRIES

SUICIDE RISK AND ITS CORRELATE IN ADOLESCENTS WHO EXPERIENCED TYPHOON-INDUCED MUDSLIDES: A STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODEL

P 5.80; RMSEA=.0 confidence interval CI=.0-.058

GENERALIZED WORRY DISORDER: A REVIEW OF DSM-IV GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER AND OPTIONS FOR DSM-V

dsm iv anxiety work group adult criteria reviews

SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FOR THE DSM-V