Research Suggests That When Individuals with Panic Disorder Breathe Heavily

Multiple Choice

Research suggests that when individuals with panic disorder breathe heavily, they often interpret

A) their breathing as the start of another panic attack, thereby beginning one.
B) the mood of others as hostile, which leads to further depression.
C) ambiguous signals from the environment as part of their delusion.
D) nervous laughter and general anxiety from others as mocking of their heavy breathing.