The Cognitive-Behavioural Model for Panic Disorder Proposed by Carter Et

question 54

Multiple Choice

The cognitive-behavioural model for panic disorder proposed by Carter et al. (2008) suggests that:

• A)Catastrophic cognitions are the root of the disorder
• B)Catastrophic cognitions are the result of searching for safety cues
• C)Escape behaviours precede catastrophic cognitions
• D)Escape behaviours do not influence cognitions

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