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Overcoming Anxiety (Home) > Panic Disorder > Panic Disorder: Pathogenesis
Definition of Pathogenesis
The origin of panic disorder (PD) is still an open question, and a detailed overview of presently available findings and positions goes beyond the scope of this chapter. The following chapter, however, summarises the basic evidence.
- Biological Findings
- Psychological Models
- Areas of Controversy and Debate
- The Evolutionary Perspective
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