Agoraphobia

• Panic Disorder Without Agoraphobia
  - Recurrent, unexpected panic attacks without any obvious situational triggers.
  - Worry about having more panic attacks.
  - Concern about the consequences of panic attacks.
  - Changes in behavior as a result of attacks

• Panic Disorder With Agoraphobia
  - Same key features as above, with the addition of agoraphobia: a fear situation in which escape might be difficult or help unavailable in the event of experiencing a panic attack or panic-like symptoms.
  - Typical situations feared by people with agoraphobia include crowds, being alone, driving, public transportation, and others.

• Agoraphobia Without History Of Panic Disorder
  - Fear of agoraphobic situations because of a concern about experiencing panic-like symptoms, but without a history of full-blown panic disorder.