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THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF PANIC. The Nature of Panic Attack Symptoms (H. Waring). Epidemiologic Findings on Panic (M. Von Korff & W. Eaton). Ambulatory Monitoring Findings on Panic (R. Freedman). Personal Accounts of Panic (R. Baker). CLASSIFYING AND CONCEPTUALIZING PANIC. Classification and Research Into Panic (R. Hallam). Agoraphobia and Panic Disorder (I. Marks). A Contextual Approach to Panic (M. Zane). THE ETIOLOGY OF PANIC. Etiological Models of Panic--Medical and Biological Aspects (J. Margraf & A. Ehlers). Etiological Models of Panic--Psychophysiological and Cognitive Aspects (J. Margraf & A. Ehlers). TREATMENT MODELS AND APPROACHES. Psychological Treatment of Unexpected Panic Attacks: Cognitive/Behavioral Components (R. Rapee & D. Barlow). Cognitive Therapy of Panic Disorder (R. Durham). The Cognitive Invalidation Approach to Panic (M. McFadyen). Pharmacological Approaches to the Treatment of Panic (L. Walker & G. Ashcroft). The Key to Resisting Relapse in Panic (C. Weekes). Synthesis (R. Baker). Index.