Panic disorder (PD) and cigarette smoking are highly comorbid and associated with worse panic and smoking outcomes. Smoking may become an overlearned automatized response to relieve panic-like...

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Panic disorder (PD) and cigarette smoking are highly comorbid and associated with worse panic and smoking outcomes. Smoking may become an overlearned automatized response to relieve panic-like withdrawal distress, leading to corresponding smoking cognitions, which contribute to its reinforcing properties and difficultly abstaining. Difficulties in emotion regulation (ER) may underlie this relation such that in the absence of adaptive emotion regulatory strategies, smokers with PD may more readily rely upon smoking to manage affective distress. In the current study, the indirect relation between PD status and smoking cognitions through ER difficulties was examined among daily smokers (N = 74). We found evidence for an indirect relation between PD status and negative affect, addictive and habitual smoking motives, and anticipating smoking will result in negative reinforcement and personal harm, through self-reported difficulties with ER. Our findings are aligned with theoretical models on anxiety and smoking, and suggest that reports of greater smoking cognitions may be due to ER difficulties.


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A summary of the paper’stopic and objective Panic disorder and smoking is highly related with each other. Smoking can relieve panic like withdrawal distress and people think that smoking relives the stress. When people smoking constantly, it will be difficult abstain. There is relationship between difficulties in emotion regulation and panic disorder. Smokers with panic disorder are rely on smoking to manage affective distress. The objective of this study is to find the indirect relation between panic disorder status and smoking cognition through emotion regulation difficulties. Also, the experiment of research was examined among daily smokers. The researcher found evident that an indirect relation between panic disorder status, additives, negative reinforcement and personal harm through self-reported difficulties with emotion regulation. A description of the experimental or survey protocol used, with comments on design aspects, if any, that may limit the study The sampling for this research was done with smokers. There are criteria to pick appropriate sample. Criteria were including daily smoker at least past year, people who didn’t decreased the number of cigarettes per day by more than half in the past 6 months, ages between 18 to 65 years old. The criteria that excluded in the experiments were, people who have medical condition, people who meet criteria that diagnosis of panic disorder, pregnancy, people using nicotine replacement, prior experience with CO2 challenge and suicidality. There are several limitations to this investigation. Sample consists community recruited. Future studies will be good if researches can get findings in more ethnically and racially diverse sample of smokers with higher level of cigarette dependence. There is limited sample size in current studies. Findings are not generalizable to all smokers with panic disorder. Identification of the response variable related to a statistical conclusion, including its type dependent...



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Answer To: Panic disorder (PD) and cigarette smoking are highly comorbid and associated with worse panic and...

Robert answered on Dec 27 2021
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A summary of the statistical conclusion, including a note on what statistical method was used
The
report shows that there is no significant difference between PD and non PD groups, in the
study covariates, which included age (t (72) =-0.36, p=0.72), gender (χ2=0.67, p=0.41), and the
level of cigarette dependence (t (71) =0.31, p=0.76).
Also after examining theoretically relevant covariates, the researchers found female gender was
significantly associated with addictive reasons for...
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