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The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1982
The authors focus on the nature of agoraphobia and on treatments for it. A variety of myths about agoraphobia are examined such as those concerning the patient's childhood, sexual development, and marital history, and the conclusion is that none of these helps in understanding the nature of the condition. The recent notion that agoraphobia is merely a
M S, Rapp, M R, Thomas
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The authors focus on the nature of agoraphobia and on treatments for it. A variety of myths about agoraphobia are examined such as those concerning the patient's childhood, sexual development, and marital history, and the conclusion is that none of these helps in understanding the nature of the condition. The recent notion that agoraphobia is merely a
M S, Rapp, M R, Thomas
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Agoraphobia and hyperthyroidism
The American Journal of Medicine, 1989T he association of thyroid disease and emotional lability has been noted since the 1800s [1,2]. Although nonspecific anxiety, irritability, and emotional fragility are common in hyperthyroidism [3-91, the association of agoraphobia with thyrotoxicosis is less well recognized [lO,ll]. Clinical descriptions of agoraphobia have been provided by Westphal [
M A, Emanuele +3 more
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