According to the catastrophic cognitions theory of panic disorder, people with panic disorder tend to misinterpret the physical signs of arousal as frightening and tend to exaggerate and distort the meaning of these experiences. This interpretation adds to their physiological arousal and intensifies the symptoms.

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The catastrophic cognitions theory of panic disorder suggests that people with panic disorder misinterpret physical signs of arousal as dangerous and this interpretation contributes to their physiological arousal and intensifies the symptoms.

According to the Catastrophic Cognitions Theory of Panic Disorder, People