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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"Expressed emotion"”.
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Expressed Emotion in Families with Mild Cognitive Impairment
… the impact of this condition on family members' emotional well-being, as well as the quality of family relationships, the reciprocal impact of family dynamics and the family environment on illness course has received much less attention. Expressed emotion (EE) is a measure of the family emotional …
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Childhood depression, expressed emotion and psychotherapy : associations and interactions
… associations between childhood depression and expressed emotion and whether expressed emotion, changes in relation to changes in levels of childhood depression following a therapeutic intervention.
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Expressed Emotion In Parents Of Behaviourally Disturbed Learning Disabled Children
Expressed emotion (EE) represents a measure of the emotional quality of the relationship between a key caregiver and relative, where the latter is experiencing a psychiatric or medical condition, and with implications for the course of this condition. To the author's knowledge, despite the salience …
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Carers of the dementing elderly coping techniques and expressed emotion.
… Secondly, the study explored the concept of expressed emotion (EE) in this group of carers and linked this to coping. It was thought that those carers who were less able to cope with the situation may also have had a high level of EE. The EE concept has been shown to be a useful indicator of …
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The Expressed Emotion of Mothers of Children with Fragile X Syndrome
… study is to explore the relationship between the expressed emotion of mothers of children with FXS and the behavioral and sensory characteristics of their children. Expressed Emotion is a construct of the familial emotional climate in which a parent (or close relative) expresses emotional …
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Expressed emotion and child disturbance: An investigation of parent and family functioning.
The expressed emotion index is a measure of emotional attitudes that is thought to reflect the affective quality of the home environment. Studies have consistently shown that a high level of expressed emotion (i.e., high levels of criticism and/or excessive emotional involvement) in caregivers is …
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Parental expressed emotion and treatment outcomes in adolescents with autism spectrum disorder
… series design to explore the effects parental expressed emotion has on the parent-child relationship and the effects of the outward affect on the treatment outcomes of interventions focused on improving youth coping skills. This paper explores the relationship between the frequency of negative …
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Expressed Emotion and Attributions in Paid Dementia Care Staff Regarding Behaviour that Challenges.
Aims This project examined expressed emotion (EE) in paid dementia care staff, determining the proportion who expressed high EE and investigating whether high EE was more likely when the client displayed challenging behaviours (CB). The attributions made by staff regarding CBs and whether these …
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Discrepant illness perceptions in stroke survivor-partner dyads : relationship to psychological adjustment and expressed emotion
… Relationship to psychological adjustment and expressed emotion?. Previous research has shown that relationships between couples can become strained after brain injury and that those partners who adopt a carer role may be more likely to express negative or critical reactions towards the person …
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Parent adherence to psychologist recommendations: The role of expressed emotion about child and reaction to diagnosis
… it was followed, and reasons for non-adherence. Expressed Emotion and</p> <p>reaction to diagnosis were also coded for each parent.</p> <p>Overall it seems that children either improve, or at the very least do not get worse following a psychological assessment. Additionally, the present study …
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Interpersonal factors influencing self-injury in people with learning disabilities : expressed emotion and attributions in residential care staff
… two is an empirical paper entitled ‘Expressed Emotion and Attributions in relation to Self-Injury in People with Learning Disabilities,’ which used quantitative methodologies to explore whether the level of expressed emotion in residential staff affects their perceptions of severity …
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The effects of expressed emotion in adjustment to long term health conditions and its role in post stroke depression
… literature review of the literature titled ‘Expressed Emotion (EE) in long term health conditions including those with a neurological basis’. A great deal of research has been carried out looking at the role of EE in psychiatric conditions where EE is now seen as a well established strong …
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Parental attributions concerning the causes and controllability of adolescent depression
… adolescent depression and levels of negative expressed emotion (EE) within the home by breaking down attributional beliefs into two dimensions: the etiology of the disorder and the controllability of the symptoms. This study included 154 parents of adolescents who filled out an online survey. …
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The role of Lorikeet Clubhouse in psychiatric rehabilitation
… the Brief Symptom Inventory, the Level of Expressed Emotion Scale and the Coping Scale for Adults to investigate whether differences existed between active and inactive Clubhouse members. Analyses of variance found no group differences on these measures, although trends in the data suggest …
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The Role of Family Factors in Child Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
… (e.g. the degree of warmth, <br/>criticism and emotional over- involvement); and iv) the general family environment. Given that few attempts have been made to test these hypotheses and research findings have been mixed, determining additional factors affecting children exposed to trauma was …
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Memory appraisals by older people : associated factors and spousal relationship quality
… research study which aimed to consider how expressed emotion (a measure of relationship quality) is related to estimates of ability made by couples affected by cognitive impairments. Participants included 46 people with a diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment, Alzheimer’s or vascular …
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