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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Emotional disclosure"”.
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The Effects Of Web-Based Interactive Emotional Disclosure On Stress And Health: A Randomized, Controlled Study
… of two novel alternatives to standard written emotional disclosure for coping with stressful traumatic experiences. In addition to standard emotional disclosure and time management writing control conditions, two guided feedback conditions were created with a goal of enhancing the disclosure …
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The effect of stimulus threat on experimentally induced secondary hyperalgesia
… in the intensity of secondary hyperalgesia. Emotional disclosure decreased the intensity of secondary hyperalgesia at four days and at one month after the manipulation. Hot/cold application, and verbal suggestion had no effect on the intensity of secondary hyperalgesia. Seventeen (out of 21) …
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Discriminating emotions and engaging difficult emotional material: Implications for process and outcome in written disclosure
Written disclosure participants have experienced numerous psychological and physiological benefits, as compared to those who wrote about neutral topics (Baikie & Wilhelm, 2005; Corter & Petrie, 2011; Frattaroli, 2006; Pennebaker & Chung, in press). Given the beneficial results of expressive writing …
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Discriminating emotions and engaging difficult emotional material: Implications for process and outcome in written disclosure
Written disclosure participants have experienced numerous psychological and physiological benefits, as compared to those who wrote about neutral topics (Baikie & Wilhelm, 2005; Corter & Petrie, 2011; Frattaroli, 2006; Pennebaker & Chung, in press). Given the beneficial results of expressive writing …
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Beyond-the-Ice: Designing Games for Facilitating Deeper Conversations
… with theories grounded in past work: 1) Make emotional disclosure special; 2) Scaffold responsiveness; 3) Approach depth through fun; 4) Empower “the work” through constraints and permissions; 5) Center objects to feel with. Following a thorough Research through Design (RfD) method, I designed …
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Benefit Finding and Resiliency in the Wake of Hurricane Harvey and Cancer
… Participants were randomized to either an emotional disclosure group, gratitude writing group, choice of writing prompt, or to a control group and completed one-week, one-month, and four-month follow-up assessments. Analyses were conducted using multilevel modeling. Those in the choice of …