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Anxiety sensitivity as an incremental predictor of later anxiety symptoms and syndromes . Although anxiety sensitivity ( AS ) has been shown to predict anxiety symptoms and panic , this literature is limited in regard to evaluating AS as an incremental predictor of anxiety psychopathology relative to other established risk factors including sex and negative affect . The present report prospectively evaluated whether AS was predictive of later changes in anxiety symptoms after controlling for potential confounding factors . Consistent with hypothesis , AS was found to be a significant , incremental predictor of anxiety symptoms over time , even after controlling for sex and negative affectivity . These data provide novel evidence for the unique association between AS of the development of anxiety symptoms .
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Intervention_Psychological
anxiety psychopathology
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Intervention_Educational
controlling for potential confounding factors
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Outcome_Mental
anxiety symptoms
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anxiety symptoms
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Participant_Condition
Anxiety sensitivity
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later anxiety symptoms and syndromes
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Participant_Condition
anxiety sensitivity
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Participant_Condition
anxiety symptoms and panic
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anxiety psychopathology
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anxiety symptoms .