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14 Angst en angststoornissen

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Angst, piekeren en enge dromen komen veel voor tijdens de kindertijd (Craske, 1997). Bij de meeste kinderen en adolescenten zijn deze verschijnselen niet ernstig: ze zijn van korte duur en gaan vanzelf over. Dit gegeven heeft bij veel kinderpsychologen geleid tot de foutieve conclusie dat angst bij jongeren niet al te serieus hoeft te worden genomen, met als gevolg dat er lange tijd nauwelijks wetenschappelijke aandacht aan dit fenomeen is besteed. Gedurende het laatste decennium is deze opvatting ingrijpend veranderd. Onderzoekers hebben aangetoond dat een substantiële minderheid van de ‘normale’ kinderen en adolescenten dermate angstig is dat ze voldoen aan de diagnostische criteria van een angststoornis (zie Muris, 2006a).

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Muris, P. (2008). 14 Angst en angststoornissen. In: Prins, P., Braet, C. (eds) Handboek klinische ontwikkelingspsychologie. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-6589-0_14

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