Anxiety 101

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Edition: 1st
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Pub. Date: 2010-10-01
Publisher(s): SPRINGER PUB CO INC
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Summary

What are the origins of anxiety?

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xiii
Introductionp. 1
What Is This Thing Called Anxiety?p. 4
Anxiety, Versus Fearp. 5
Trait Versus State Anxietyp. 8
Facets of State Anxietyp. 9
Normal Versus Clinical Anxietyp. 10
General Versus Contextualized Anxietyp. 11
Anxiety: What Is it Good For?p. 12
Facets of Anxiety: Unpacking the Anxiety Responsep. 15
The Cognitive Facetp. 15
The Affective/Somatic Facetp. 17
The Behavioral Facetp. 18
Major Forms of Anxiety in Modern Societyp. 20
Test Anxietyp. 20
Math Anxietyp. 23
Computer Anxietyp. 26
Sports Anxietyp. 29
Social Anxietyp. 32
Terror-Related Anxiety and Traumap. 36
Summary: Key Issues in Anxiety Researchp. 39
How Do We Best Assess Anxietyp. 43
Subjective Scales for Measuring Anxietyp. 49
General Subjective Measuresp. 50
Anxiety in Contextp. 56
Physiological Measures of Anxietyp. 60
Questionable Construct Validityp. 61
Low Convergence of Physiological Measuresp. 62
Poor Reliabilityp. 63
Response Specificityp. 64
Behavioral Measures of Anxietyp. 67
Implicit Anxiety Measuresp. 69
Performance Measuresp. 70
Gender and Age Differencesp. 71
Gender Differencesp. 72
Age Differencesp. 75
Summary and Conclusionsp. 77
Theories and Perspectives on Anxietyp. 79
Of Historical Interestp. 80
The Psychoanalytical Modelp. 80
Learning Models of Anxietyp. 86
Drive Theoryp. 89
Biological Perspectivesp. 92
Evolutionary Perspectivesp. 92
Functional Neurobiological Perspectivesp. 94
Cognitive Modelsp. 104
Appraisal Theoriesp. 104
State-Trait Interactional and Transactional Models of Anxietyp. 106
Self-Control (Regulation) Model of Anxietyp. 108
Summary and Conclusionsp. 112
What are the Origins of Anxietyp. 115
Some Basic Issuesp. 117
Temperament in Childrenp. 118
Longitudinal Studiesp. 119
Generational Effectsp. 122
Heredity and Environmentp. 123
A Family Affair: Behavior Genetic Studiesp. 124
Molecular Genetics: DNA for Anxietyp. 126
Environmental Influencesp. 127
Anxiety, As a Product of Genes and Environmentp. 128
Family Environment: How to Raise An Anxious Childp. 130
Prenatal Maternal Environmentp. 130
Attachment Processesp. 131
Child-Rearing Practicesp. 134
Anxiety in Context: The School Environmentp. 139
Competitive Climatep. 142
Evaluative Orientation and Practicep. 143
Social Comparisonp. 143
History of Failure Experiencesp. 146
In Sump. 147
How Does Anxiety Affect Cognitive Outcomes?p. 151
Anxiety and Cognitive Performancep. 154
Mediating Versus Moderating Factorsp. 159
Theoretical Perspectivesp. 161
Information-Processing Modelsp. 161
Attentional Control Theoryp. 167
Self-Regulative Theory of Anxietyp. 169
Summary and Conclusionsp. 174
Does Intervention Help?p. 177
Normative Versus Pathological Anxietyp. 178
Theoretical Conceptions of Pathological Anxietyp. 185
Dynamics of Cognitive Vulnerabilityp. 188
Coping With Anxietyp. 190
Effectiveness of Coping Strategiesp. 194
Stress Management and the Training of Coping Skillsp. 197
Clinical Interventionsp. 199
Emotion-Focused Interventionsp. 199
Cognitively Oriented Interventionsp. 203
Metacognitive Interventionsp. 205
Pharmacotherapyp. 206
Clinical Considerationsp. 211
Summary and Conclusionsp. 215
Looking Ahead to a Cognitive Science of Anxietyp. 217
Cognitive Models of Anxiety As Standard Theoryp. 218
Origins of Anxietyp. 219
Consequences of Anxietyp. 221
Interventionsp. 222
Toward a Cognitive Science of Anxietyp. 224
Cognitive Neurosciencep. 226
Anxiety and Self-Knowledgep. 229
Challenges to Cognitive Theoryp. 231
Challenges in Measurement: What Are Questionnaires Missing?p. 232
The Challenge From Embodiment: Is Anxiety a Somatic State?p. 233
The Challenge From Animal Models: Is Human Anxiety Nothing Special?p. 235
The Challenge From Social Psychology: Is Anxiety Personalized?p. 236
Conclusionsp. 238
Referencesp. 241
Indexp. 275
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