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Women are also twice as likely as men to develop panic disorder and simple phobia (Kessler et al, 1994; Robins et al, 1984) Not only are women more prone to experience anxiety disorders, but also they are more likely to have a comorbid anxiety condition or other psychiatric disorders Pigott (1999) reported that women with panic disorder often have an additional diagnosis of GAD, simple phobia, or alcohol abuse Similarly, anxiety disorders frequently are comorbid with depression (see C Brown & Schulberg, 1997) Research has identi ed physical disorders that often mimic symptoms of anxiety, including cardiac conditions, pulmonary conditions, and gastrointestinal conditions (see Henry, 2000); however, less attention has been given to the actual co-occurrence of anxiety and various physical illnesses As with depression, theories have been postulated as to why women experience higher rates of anxiety disorders, and gender-speci c risk factors have been suggested.

However, research examining gender differences in the etiology of anxiety is sparse Research has not yet offered an explanation as to why women experience anxiety disorders more often than men Further investigation is warranted to create effective prevention, intervention, and treatment strategies Health psychologists also can assist with routine screening for anxiety in medical settings to provide insight into the comorbidity of anxiety with various physical illnesses Eating Disorders This section addresses the three primary eating disorders of anorexia nervosa (AN), bulimia nervosa (BN), and binge eating disorder (BED) It has been reported that females.

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There are many ATs shown in this diagram Each AT is represented by a name inside an oval that is connected via a line to the container for that AT There are four SIA ATs (EmpNo, DepNo, PrjNo, and DptNo) We know they are Singular ATs because they are drawn as ovals with a single border We know they are Identifying ATs because the AT names are underlined We know they are Atomic ATs because they do not have any other ATs connected to them There is one PNA AT (EmpEmailList) shown as an oval with a double border We know it is a Plural AT because of the double border Since there is no underline, we know it is a Nonidentifying AT, and like the previous ATs mentioned, we know that it is an Atomic AT because there are no other ATs connected to it.

There is one SNG AT (DptAddress) We have already mentioned the notation clues needed to know it is Singular and Nonidentifying, and we know it is a Grouping AT because there is one line connecting it to its container type and another set of lines connecting it to the other ATs that it contains There is one PNG AT (EmpPhoneList) We have already discussed all the notation clues necessary to understand why this is Plural, Nonidentifying, and Grouping All the remaining ATs in the diagram are SNA ATs There are several ETs shown in this diagram Each ET is represented by a name inside a rectangle There are six Strong ETs (Employee, Department, Project, PartTime, FullTime, and Project) We know they are Strong ETs because they are each drawn as a rectangle with a single border There is one Weak ET (Dependent).

We know it is a Weak ET because it is drawn as a rectangle with a double border There is one IT (ISA Employee), connecting two Sub ETs (PartTime and FullTime) and one Super ET (Employee) The only way we can know this is by looking at the IT that connects them and noticing which way the arrow with the label inside it points Because of the label ( TD ), we know this IT has Total Participation ( T ) and Disjoint Participation ( D ) If the IT had Partial Participation, the rst letter would be different ( P ) Similarly, if the IT had Overlapping Participation the second letter would be different ( O ) There are two RTs in this ERD There is a Nonidentifying RT named On and an Identifying RT named Has We know they are RTs because they are drawn as diamonds.

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