Self-reported fears (FSS-II) of subjects aged 50 years and over
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Auteurs : Andrée Liddell [Canada] ; David Locker [Canada] ; David Burman [Canada]Source :
- Behaviour Research and Therapy [ 0005-7967 ] ; 1991.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Agoraphobic fears, Agoraphobic symptoms, Auto accidents, Behaoiour research, Behauiour research, Behaviour therapy, Coaster, College students, Common fears, Community studies, Deep water, Dental anxiety, Dental attitudes, Different patterns, Drunks illness, Early death loosing, Emotional disorders, Experiences questionnaire, Factor analysis, Factor structure, Fear item, Fear items, Fear survey schedule, Fear survey schedules, Fears decrease, Fight death, Foolish rats, Gender, Gender differences, General fearfulness, Harmless animals, High childhood incidence, Illness snakes, Kirkpatrick, Liddell, Life span, Mice roller coasters, More fears, Older adults, Older individuals, Oral health, Personal loss, Phobia, Previous studies, Roller coaster, Sixth decade, Social evaluation, Terror responses, Total scores, Total variance, Variance.
- Teeft :
- Agoraphobic fears, Agoraphobic symptoms, Auto accidents, Behaoiour research, Behauiour research, Behaviour therapy, Coaster, College students, Common fears, Community studies, Deep water, Dental anxiety, Dental attitudes, Different patterns, Drunks illness, Early death loosing, Emotional disorders, Experiences questionnaire, Factor analysis, Factor structure, Fear item, Fear items, Fear survey schedule, Fear survey schedules, Fears decrease, Fight death, Foolish rats, Gender, Gender differences, General fearfulness, Harmless animals, High childhood incidence, Illness snakes, Kirkpatrick, Liddell, Life span, Mice roller coasters, More fears, Older adults, Older individuals, Oral health, Personal loss, Phobia, Previous studies, Roller coaster, Sixth decade, Social evaluation, Terror responses, Total scores, Total variance, Variance.
Abstract
Abstract: From studies of fears in children and adolescents, it was concluded that fears decrease with age and that girls show more fears than boys at the approach of adolescence. Community studies of adult fears as well as psychopathology have suggested a decrease in fears and phobic and anxiety symptoms with age. However, little is known of the distribution of fears in older adults. In view of this, the FSS-II was administered to a group of individuals aged 50 yr and over, as part of a larger epidemiological investigation of the oral health and treatment needs of older adults within Metropolitan Toronto. The results supported the hypothesis that the gender differences which ermerge at adolescence hold up into old age. The predicted age decrease in fearfulness was also supported.
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DOI: 10.1016/0005-7967(91)90037-4
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