Fear of having another panic attack can lead to [{Blank}]. (a) schizophrenia (b) agoraphobia (c)...
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Fear of having another panic attack can lead to _____.
(a) schizophrenia
(b) agoraphobia
(c) PTSD
(d) depression
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Panic disorders are characterized by the frequency of panic attacks paired with the fear of more attacks occurring, which leads to a change in behavior to avoid such anxieties. Learn more about panic disorders, panic attacks and their causes, and specific phobias such as agoraphobia.
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