@article{uneatlantico554,
            year = {2021},
         journal = {Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice},
           title = {Factors differentiating panic disorder with and without comorbid symptoms of depression},
          number = {3},
           month = {Mayo},
          volume = {94},
          author = {Sara Barrio?Mart{\'i}nez and Antonio Cano?Vindel and Roger Mu{\~n}oz?Navarro and Juan Antonio Moriana and Paloma Ru{\'i}z?Rodr{\'i}guez and Leonardo Adri{\'a}n Medrano and Ludovica Ventura and C{\'e}sar Gonz{\'a}lez?Blanch},
           pages = {523--540},
        abstract = {The aim of this study was to examine the sociodemographic and clinical differences between people with a probable diagnosis of panic disorder (PD) and those with PD and a probable comorbid diagnosis major depressive disorder (PD + MDD). We also sought to explore the potential contribution of cognitive variables to help differentiate between PD and PD + MDD. This was a subgroup analysis of 331 patients with PD symptoms who were included in the PsicAP clinical trial. All participants completed scales to evaluate panic, depression, somatization, cognitive and performance variables. A univariate analysis showed significant differences (p {\ensuremath{<}} .01) between the groups (PD vs PD + MDD) in clinical variables. Somatization was the best predictor of comorbid PD + MDD ({\ensuremath{\beta}} = .346; p {\ensuremath{<}} .01). Cognitive variables do not appear to play an essential role in predicting the presence of depressive symptoms in people with a screen positive for PD. These findings appear to support a transdiagnostic treatment approach for PD, which may be useful regardless of whether comorbid depression is present or not.},
             url = {http://repositorio.uneatlantico.es/id/eprint/554/},
        keywords = {cognitive variables; depression; panic; performance; somatizations.}
}