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A panic attack is your body pulling the fire alarm because of a thought.

✗ FAKE
A panic attack is a sudden surge of intense fear with physical symptoms, such as a racing heart. It involves the body's stress response, and the alarm analogy is a loose description, as triggers can be unclear.

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