Annabelle is in the grocery store when she notices her heart is racing, and she becomes very dizzy. She is shaking so that she is barely able to stand up, and she cannot seem to get enough air and begins to hyperventilate. Annabelle thinks that may be she is having a heart attack or going insane. She was fine a few minutes ago. Annabelle is exhibiting symptoms of a (n)

a. generalized anxiety disorder.

b. panic disorder (without agoraphobia).

c. acute stress disorder.

d. dissociative fugue.

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Jayvion Hoover

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14 January, 05:58

Annabelle is in the grocery store when she notices her heart is racing, and she becomes very dizzy. She is shaking so that she is barely able to stand up, and she cannot seem to get enough air and begins to hyperventilate. Annabelle thinks that may be she is having a heart attack or going insane. She was fine a few minutes ago. Annabelle is exhibiting symptoms of a (n)

a. generalized anxiety disorder.

b. panic disorder (without agoraphobia).

c. acute stress disorder.

d. dissociative fugue.

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Nyla Chang · Answer 1

b. panic Disorder (without agoraphobia).

Explanation:

Panic disorder: The panic disorder is distinguished as unexpected and recurring panic attacks accompanying one month of either fret about consequences of the attacks or the future attacks as well as the specific changes in behavior because of the attack.

Agoraphobia in the absence of a history related to panic disorder is defined as an anxiety disorder in which the person dealing with the disorder doesn't meet the DSM-5 criteria for panic disorder. Agoraphobia is also referred to as the primary agoraphobia. However, in a few cases, agoraphobia can occur without the presence of panic attacks.