Pervasive agoraphobia due to recurrent panic attacks is most likely to result in which of the following? This question is based on the Faces Interactive Panic Disorder Module

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Pervasive agoraphobia due to recurrent panic attacks is likely to result in the individual remaining inside the home to avoid triggering panic attacks. They may become afraid to leave their home, which can significantly interfere with their daily life. Seeking treatment is also a possibility, but this is not necessarily the most likely outcome. Developing symptoms similar to paranoid schizophrenia is not a common outcome of agoraphobia or panic attacks. Leaving the home to overcome fears is also unlikely in the case of pervasive agoraphobia.

Pervasive Agoraphobia Due to Recurrent Panic Attacks Is Most Likely