A Single Panic Attack May Not Indicate a Serious Problem

question 19

Multiple Choice

A single panic attack may not indicate a serious problem, but recurring attacks or the fear of having more attacks may indicate _______

• A) depression.
• B) hallucinations.
• C) panic disorder.
• D) phobias.

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Definitions:

Perceptions

The method individuals use to structure and understand their sensory observations, attributing significance to the world around them.

Physical Sensations

Experiences that originate from bodily feelings or perceptions, such as touch, temperature, pain, or movement.

Affections

The feelings or emotions one has towards others, which can range from love and fondness to care and concern.

Titchener

An early psychologist who founded structuralism, focusing on breaking down mental processes into the most basic components.