Abstract of main article:
Panic attacks mostly occur at home, rather than in the special situations which the person fears.
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Independent medical expert answers on psychiatry and psychology
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1. de Beurs E et al. (1994). Continous monitoring of panic. Acta Pschiatr. Scand. 90:38-45
2. Borwin Bandelow Panic and Agoraphobia, Springer 2001
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