Lecture 13: CBT for Panic Disorder

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What are the four major components of most CBT programs?

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Education/monitoring, Cognitive Restructuring, Behavioral component, Relapse prevention

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What component is typically present for CBT programs that target anxiety but not for CBT programs targeting other areas of psychopathology?

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Relaxation skills

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What are the four major components of most CBT programs?

Education/monitoring, Cognitive Restructuring, Behavioral component, Relapse prevention

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What component is typically present for CBT programs that target anxiety but not for CBT programs targeting other areas of psychopathology?

Relaxation skills

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What are the three primary types of exposure conducted in CBT for Panic Disorder?

Exposure to physical symptoms, feared activies, and agoraphobic situations

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What relaxation approach is adopted in CBT for Panic Disorder to target overbreathing (or chronic hyperventilation)?

Diaphram Breathing

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Are thoughts assumed to mediate or moderate the effect of events on emotions within CBT for Panic disorder?

Mediate

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What are the two primary cognitive errors associated with anxiety-related disorders?

Overestimation of the likelihood of a negative outcome and catastrophic thinking about the inability to cope with a negative outcome

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What is habituation?

Reduction in anxiety with continued exposure to feared symptoms, activities, and situations

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In what intervention approach do self-monitoring and homework between sessions play a significant role?

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy