Description
Book SynopsisIntended to contribute to DSM-V revisions regarding classification of these disorders, Stress-Induced and Fear Circuitry Disorders reflects findings that may lead to more refined treatments for these conditions based on a better understanding of the biological and environmental factors that contribute to their development.
Trade ReviewResearch into the pathophysiology of anxiety disorders is evolving rapidly and this book will give readers a glimpse into important new conceptualizations about these common problems. I highly recommend it.
* Doddy Enterprises *
The research reviews in this volume are extensive and comprehensive, presenting a clear picture of the current state of research as well as suggestions about the most fruitful directions for future research. This volume should be read by any researcher and/or graduate student studying anxiety disorders and will no doubt greatly enhance his or her collection. Indeed, anyone interested in these four disorders could do no better than start with this collection of articles since it represents the most timely and comprehensive overview of research in the area to date.
-- Drs. Michael B. Blank and Nuwan Jayawickreme * PsycCRITIQUES *
Table of ContentsCONTRIBUTORS
DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
PREFACE
PART 1: Stress-Induced and Fear Circuitry Disorders
Chapter 1. Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Chapter 2. Panic Disorder
Chapter 3. Social Phobia SOCIAL PHOBIA
Chapter 4. Specific Phobias SPECIFIC PHOBIAS
PART 2: Course and Classification
Chapter 5. Continuity and Etiology of Anxiety Disorders: Are They Stable Across the Life Course?
Chapter 6. Stress-Induced And Fear Circuity Anxiety Disorders: Are They A Distinct Group?
PART 3: Special Topics
Chapter 7. Anxiety Disorders In African Americans And Other Ethnic Minorities
Chapter 8. The Genetic Basis Of Anxiety Disorders
Chapter 9. Serotonin, Sensitive Periods, And Anxiety
Chapter 10. Role Of Cognition In Stress-Induced And Fear Circuity Disorders
Chapter 11. Stress And Psychosocial Factors In Onset Of Fear Circuity Disorders
Chapter 12. Neuroimaging And Neuroanatomy Of Stress-Induced And Fear Circuity Disorders
Chapter 13. Role Of Neurochemical And Neuroendocrine Markers Of Fear In Classification Of Anxiety Disorders
Chapter 14. Anxiety And Substance Abuse: Implications For Pathophysiology And DSM-V
Chapter 15. Concluding Remarks
INDEX
