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The British Journal of Psychiatry 140: 367-373 (1982)
© 1982 The Royal College of Psychiatrists

Anxiety management training for anxiety states: positive compared with negative self-statements

E Ramm, IM Marks, S Yuksel and RS Stern

Twelve patients complaining of chronic free-floating anxiety, usually also with panic attacks, were assigned at random to treatment by six hour-long sessions of anxiety-management training, either with positive or with negative self-statements, given over six weeks. Patients in both treatment conditions improved, with a small trend favouring positive over negative self-instruction, especially at follow-up. It is unclear how much self-instruction, rather than therapeutic attention or mere passage of time, accounted for the bulk of the modest improvement obtained.


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