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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Automatic Thoughts"”.
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Negative Automatic Thoughts, Emotion Regulation, and Anxious and Depressive Symptoms in Autistic Adults
… study evaluated the relationships among negative automatic thoughts (NAT), depression/anxiety, and emotion regulation, as well as the possible indirect effect of emotion regulation in the relationship between negative automatic thoughts and anxious and depressive symptoms, in a community sample of …
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Exploring mediators and moderators in the relationship of acculturative stress and internalizing symptoms in Hispanic youth
… and/or moderators. Specifically, negative automatic thoughts, which refer to biases and errors in information processing, were considered as a potential mediator of the relationship between acculturative stress and internalizing symptoms. Further, mindfulness, defined as present moment …
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The Acute GABAergic Effects of Mindfulness Meditation in the Motor Cortex of University Students
… correlated with self-reports of negative automatic thoughts (r = -0.303, p = 0.008, n = 63). Discussion: Findings indicated improved cortical inhibition in minimally experienced MM practitioners after 40 minutes of meditation and that experience plays a role in the effectiveness of a …
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The impact of a group-based acceptance and commitment therapy intervention on parents of children diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder
… difference on the frequency scale of the Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire (ATQ), in which frequency of automatic thoughts increased for mothers in the TAU condition. For mothers in the ACT condition only, repeated measures ANOVAs revealed significant decreases from baseline to …
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The role of shame in psychopathology and implications for therapeutic practice
… self-evaluation, submissive behaviour, negative automatic thoughts, social anxiety and internalised anger. Shame-proneness and guilt-proneness were both associated with dichotomous thinking or 'splitting'. A range of childhood adversity factors was also investigated derived from ratings on the …
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A Preventative Intervention for Children at Risk for Depression Using Learned Optimism and Art Therapy
… training by teaching children how to monitor automatic thoughts, evaluate and dispute the accuracy of such thoughts and generate alternatives. In addition, the program teaches children skills to handle interpersonal conflicts and social problems. The intervention program proposed in this study …
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A model of cognitive behavioural therapy for HIV-positive women to assist them in dealing with stigma
… women’s dysfunctional beliefs, to change their automatic thoughts and to promote more realistic adaptive patterns of thinking. All of these aimed to assist them in dealing with stigma. Eight therapy sessions (one a week for eight weeks) were planned for each of the women. This research was …
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The Relationship Of Parent And Child Self-talk In A College Sample
Research has demonstrated the importance of early social interactions in the development of self-talk. It does not appear, however, that existing research has examined the relationship between parents' self-talk and the self-talk that develops in their children. This study examined the relationship …