19. All of the following statements regarding anxiety disorder recognition and diagnosis in primary care settings are true, EXCEPT:

• In many patients with anxiety problems, anxiety is not the presenting complaint.
• Rates of missed diagnoses and misdiagnosis of GAD and panic disorder are high.
• Primary care providers with greater sensitivity to nonverbal communications are less likely to detect and diagnose anxiety.
• Time constraints imposed on primary care clinicians in the current managed care environment contribute to under-recognition.