1                                              Psychic and somatic anxiety ratings, but not the presenc

2 ients with anxiety disorders rated higher on psychic and somatic anxiety symptoms than did controls.

3                          Combined ratings of psychic and somatic anxiety were associated in a stepwis

4 fficacious than placebo for the treatment of psychic and somatic symptoms of generalized anxiety diso

5 mary efficacy variables were final total and psychic anxiety factor scores on the Hamilton anxiety sc

6 oup had significantly (P<.01) improved HAM-A psychic anxiety symptoms compared with the placebo group

7                                   Agitation, psychic anxiety, and hypochondriasis were more severe in

8 roduce a visual agnosia which causes severe 'psychic blindness' in the first instance, and a persiste

9 ntred practice', 'disempowerment' and 'intra-psychic coping'.

10                                              Psychic depression correlated positively with metabolism

11 em HDRS for all subjects and ProMax rotated: psychic depression, loss of motivated behavior, psychosi

12 for making sense of psychic difficulties and psychic differences.

13 ther cultural resources, for making sense of psychic difficulties and psychic differences.

14 k were obesity (OR, 95% CI 2.46, 1.11-5.41), psychic disorders (2.87, 0.89-9.30-borderline), nasal po

15 t be implicated in the neurodegenerative and psychic disorders associated with an impairment of the b

16 n coupled with state variables such as acute psychic distress or dopamine receptor antagonism, produc

17 ) negative symptoms (Community Assessment of Psychic Experiences at 16.5 years of age), (3) depressiv

18      The Hamilton anxiety scale total score, psychic factor, and somatic factor and the Clinical Glob