The Relationship Between Panic Attacks and Agoraphobia Is Accurately Described

question 204

Multiple Choice

The relationship between panic attacks and agoraphobia is accurately described in which of the following statements?

• A) Having panic attacks has little to do with the development of agoraphobia.
• B) Agoraphobia rarely occurs without panic.
• C) Both panic attacks and agoraphobia are a function of similar biological factors.
• D) Both panic attacks and agoraphobia result from specific phobias in childhood.

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