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1 sponses, does not fully consider the role of separation anxiety.
2 were probable agoraphobia (14.8%), probable separation anxiety (12.3%), and probable posttraumatic s
4 ic phobias, generalized anxiety disorder, or separation anxiety and who received CBT, pharmacotherapy
5 lutionarily conserved Drosophila genes, san (separation anxiety) and deco (Drosophila eco1), disrupt
6 ured to their anxiety, often do not identify separation anxiety as problematic, but those who develop
7 separation anxiety may benefit patients with separation anxiety by using the dyadic therapist-patient
8 ines carrying mutations in the genes CG6479, separation anxiety, chitinase 11, CG6364 (Uck2), CG6543
9 sed in prevalence, whereas others, including separation anxiety disorder and attention-deficit/hypera
10 o examine the relationship between childhood separation anxiety disorder and future psychopathology.
11 dly, were associated with increased risk for separation anxiety disorder and multiple (two or more) a
12 nd childhood adversities, prior histories of separation anxiety disorder and specific phobia, severe
14 The majority of people with estimated adult separation anxiety disorder are untreated, even though m
15 sults of 14 studies indicated that childhood separation anxiety disorder does not increase the risk o
19 dies suggested that a childhood diagnosis of separation anxiety disorder increases the risk of future
21 about the prevalence or correlates of adult separation anxiety disorder or its relationship to the c
24 s of 20 studies indicated that children with separation anxiety disorder were more likely to develop
25 studies comparing children with and without separation anxiety disorder with regard to future panic
26 social phobia, generalized anxiety disorder, separation anxiety disorder, and panic disorder) and 47
27 Childhood anxiety disorders, particularly separation anxiety disorder, are associated with CO(2) h
28 ldren with an anxiety disorder, particularly separation anxiety disorder, exhibited greater changes i
29 V criteria for full or probable diagnoses of separation anxiety disorder, generalized anxiety disorde
30 st in screening children and adolescents for separation anxiety disorder, generalized anxiety disorde
31 and 17 years who had a primary diagnosis of separation anxiety disorder, generalized anxiety disorde
33 or depression, generalized anxiety disorder, separation anxiety disorder, social phobia, specific pho
34 or depression, generalized anxiety disorder, separation anxiety disorder, social phobia, specific pho
35 of the first epidemiological study of adult separation anxiety disorder, to the authors' knowledge,
40 prevalence estimates of childhood and adult separation anxiety disorders were 4.1% and 6.6%, respect
41 copy number of a single gene from 7q11.23 to separation anxiety in both mice and humans, highlighting
42 ed in attachment research, the phenomenon of separation anxiety is supported by animal model, neuroim
43 chotherapies that focus on relationships and separation anxiety may benefit patients with separation
44 nying the exacerbations; emotional lability, separation anxiety, nighttime fears and bedtime rituals,
45 sorder (OR, 4.5; CI, 1.3-16.0; P = .02), and separation anxiety (OR, 5.3; CI, 1.1-24.8; P = .03).
46 , dysthymia, manic episode), anxiety (panic, separation anxiety, overanxious, generalized anxiety, an
47 ressive, dysthymic, manic, psychotic, panic, separation anxiety, overanxious, generalized anxiety, ob
48 his study also offers insight into molecular separation-anxiety pathways that might enable the develo
49 High-level trajectories of EPs, SWSs, and separation anxiety symptoms between ages 17 and 60 month
50 f one commonly duplicated or deleted gene in separation anxiety, we compared mice that had varying nu
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