Unexpected arousal, anxiety sensitivity, and their interaction on CO2 -induced panic: Further evidence for the context-sensitivity vulnerability model

Highlights ► This experiment tested predictions from the context-sensitivity model of panic. ► Subjects’ high in anxiety sensitivity (AS) were more likely to show greater fear responding to 35% CO2 inhalation relative to subjects low in anxiety sensitivity, however this relationship was strongly mod...

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