According to D.M. Clark's research, people with anxiety sensitivity would likely be frightened most by

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D.M. Clark's research suggests that people with anxiety sensitivity are most likely to be frightened by bodily sensations that are related to the fear of having a panic attack. Heart palpitations are one such sensation that can trigger anxiety in individuals with anxiety sensitivity. Stomach discomfort, foot pain, and insomnia are not commonly associated with panic attacks and therefore are less likely to be feared by individuals with anxiety sensitivity.