DISORDER-SPECIFIC MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE USE FOR MOOD AND ANXIETY DISORDERS: ASSOCIATIONS WITH AGE, SEX, AND PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY

NEGATIVE SELF-APPRAISALS AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR AMONG TRAUMA VICTIMS EXPERIENCING PTSD SYMPTOMS: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF DEFEAT AND ENTRAPMENT

95% percentile based confidence interval

COGNITIVE INFLEXIBILITY AS A PROSPECTIVE PREDICTOR OF SUICIDAL IDEATION AMONG YOUNG ADULTS WITH A SUICIDE ATTEMPT HISTORY

Model 2 explained an additional chi2(4)=9.52

ATTENTIONAL IMPAIRMENT IN ANXIETY: INEFFICIENCY IN EXPANDING THE SCOPE OF ATTENTION

DO PATIENTS WITH HOARDING DISORDER HAVE AUTISTIC TRAITS?

cases of unequal variances post hoc test

THOUGHT SUPPRESSION IS ASSOCIATED WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN HOMEBOUND OLDER ADULTS

PHENOMENOLOGICAL FEATURES AND CLINICAL IMPACT OF AFFECTIVE DISORDERS IN OCD: A FOCUS ON THE BIPOLAR DISORDER AND OCD CONNECTION

measures of ocd symptom severity 38 40 analysis

COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF FACTORS IMPLICATED IN THE HETEROGENEITY OF RESPONSE IN DEPRESSION

rcts 43 hamd 9 shorter duration of index

DSM categories and dimensions in clinical and research contexts

No. U6631, Sigma Aldrich; 6 fmoles UCN1/100 nl vehicle per side, n=8

COGNITIVE CONTROL AND THE DOPAMINE D2-LIKE RECEPTOR: A DIMENSIONAL UNDERSTANDING OF ADDICTION

TOWARD AN ACCOUNT OF CLINICAL ANXIETY PREDICATED ON BASIC, NEURALLY MAPPED MECHANISMS OF PAVLOVIAN FEAR-LEARNING: THE CASE FOR CONDITIONED OVERGENERALIZATION

THE ANXIETY SPECTRUM AND THE REFLEX PHYSIOLOGY OF DEFENSE: FROM CIRCUMSCRIBED FEAR TO BROAD DISTRESS

diagnosis N=68 specific phobia N=67 social phobia N=71 panic disorder without agoraphobia PD N=39
compulsive disorder OCD N=43 GAD N=65 PTSD N=42

studies observing robust heritability estimates

ATTENTION BIASES, ANXIETY, AND DEVELOPMENT: TOWARD OR AWAY FROM THREATS OR REWARDS?

ESTABLISHING THE NEUROBIOLOGIC BASIS OF TREATMENT IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER

n=13, total n=17 compared healthy subjects.[23]

DIFFERENTIAL PREDICTION OF C02 CHALLENGE RESPONSE AS A FUNCTION OF THE TAXON AND COMPLEMENT CLASSES OF ANXIETY SENSITIVITY