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Meeting 3: Stress, vulnerability and anxiety (predisposition model…

- - - - anxiety sensitivity --> - extent to which an individual believes that symptoms of anxiety or arousal can have harmful consequences
        
        anxiety or panic don't effect its development
        
        AS acts as a risk factor in the development of anxiety pathology
  - - - BI was not correlated with depressive symptoms
      - association between BI and depressive symptoms is not evident until later in development
- - - - not social fears
    - - lower baseline distress will lead to an increased amount of panic--> increasing AS
- - - - individuation, autonomy, and directedness
    - - associating, involvement with, and sharing with others
    - - Interrelationship between an Axis I diagnosis and personality
      - Pathoplasticity theory -->subgroups of individuals might cope with or act on these symptoms in different ways
        
        homogeneous interpersonal subtypes
        
        • intrusive
        
        • exploitable
        
        • cold
        
        • nonassertive
- - - - e.g. body trembling, elevated heart rate, you thinkn youre dying
    - - isolation, and everybody is able to see your anxiety
    - - continuous negative thoughts (e.g. I will never stop feeling this way)
  - - - high AS and panic disorder are highly related