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Precipitants of Agoraphobia: Role of Stressful Life Events

Cynthia G. Last · David Harrison Barlow · Gerald T. O’Brien

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Detailed clinical interviews were conducted with 58 agoraphobics to assess the precipitants of the disorder. Results supported the notion that stressful life events usually precede the development of agoraphobia. While interpersonal conflict was the most frequently cited stressor, other stressful life events also were often reported as precipitants.

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