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The Husbands of Agoraphobic Women and Their Influence on Treatment Outcome

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Anxiety, Depression, Psychometrics, Treatment, Cognitive Processes Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications Cardiac Health and Mental Health

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Thirty-three married women, all agoraphobic but most with additional phobias, were exposed to a standard four-day intensive behavioural treatment programme as out-patients. The effects of this on the patients and their spouses throughout a one-year follow-up are reported and discussed.

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1966A Short Clinical Diagnostic Self-rating Scale for Psychoneurotic Patients 1976Exposure in vivo of agoraphobics: contributions of diazepam, group exposure, and anxiety evocation 1977A study of agoraphobic housewives 1970A survey of 1,200 agoraphobics in Britain features associated with treatment and ability to work

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