From a cognitive perspective, panic disorder involves catastrophic misinterpretations of bodily sensations.

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Panic disorder is believed to involve catastrophic misinterpretations of bodily sensations, leading to intense fear and panic attacks. This cognitive perspective suggests that individuals with panic disorder may interpret harmless bodily sensations, such as a racing heart or shortness of breath, as signs of imminent danger or a medical emergency, triggering a panic response.

From a Cognitive Perspective, Panic Disorder Involves Catastrophic Misinterpretations of Bodily