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Models for the Description of Abnormal Behaviorain of science, models are indispensable for representing complex phenomena in a form that facilitates communication, prediction, and explanation. Perhaps the most dramatic example in our century is the double-helix model proposed by Crick and Watson as a solution to the structure of DNA. This model

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Phobic Disorders situations that present no “real” threat, fear is no longer adaptive. The term .,which is derived from the Greek word ., meaning “fear” or “panic,” is used to describe this undesirable fear reaction. A phobic disorder is defined clinically as “a persistent and irrational fear of a specific object,

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Panic Disorders and Generalized Anxiety DisordersNeuroses,” namely, (1) “Panic Disorders,” and (2) ‘’Generalized Anxiety Disorders.” . are defined as transient episodes lasting from several minutes to several hours and characterized by “intense apprehension, fear, or terror [with symptoms of] dyspnea; palpitations; chest pain, or discomfort; choki

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Somatoform and Factitious Disorders (American Psychiatric Association, 1980). The term . is an appropriate description of this group of disorders because the symptomatic manifestation is primarily physical; yet, the etiology is presumed to be primarily psychological or emotional. In this group are . (now referred to as .); . (now ind

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