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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Negative thinking"”.

  1. Próffræðilegir eiginleikar íslenskrar þýðingar Creatures of Habit Scale og Habit Index of Negative Thinking

    … eiginleika sjálfsmatskvarðanna Habit Index of Negative Thinking og Creatures of Habit Scale í íslenskri þýðingu. Báðir kvarðanir mæla vanabundna eiginleika, sá fyrri metur vanabundnar neikvæðar sjálfshugsanir og hinn síðari vanabundna eiginleika daglegra athafna sem einkennast af rútínu og …

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  2. THE PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE PERSEVERATIVE THINKING QUESTIONNAIRE

    … or rumination might be considered as Repetitive Negative Thinking. Ehring notes three key characteristics of repetitive negative thinking: the thinking is repetitive; it is at least partly intrusive; and it is difficult to disengage from. Two additional features include: individuals perceive it …

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  3. Negative Automatic Thoughts, Emotion Regulation, and Anxious and Depressive Symptoms in Autistic Adults

    … adults and have been linked to repetitive negative thinking (McKenney et al, 2023). Emotion regulation is a transdiagnostic feature found in anxiety/depression, and autistic adults were found to use maladaptive emotion regulation strategies more frequently than typically developing adults …

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  4. Three-wait-citizen: narratives of lived experiences of older persons with depression in Macau

    … disability, which lay at the root of their negative thinking. The consequences and impacts of their negative thinking appear to feed and sustain depression among the older persons. Findings from this study offer a deeper understanding of the nature and meaning of the negative feelings …

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  5. Back to Work: The Effects of Goal Conflict on Working Mothers

    … develop their signature strengths, avoid negative thinking traps as well as minimize the number of decisions they need to make with a technique called satisficing. This approach will invite organizations to invest in their working mothers, as their well-being is important for both families …

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  6. Congruence with College Major in Light of Cognitive Influence and Work Roles

    … influences were operationalized as positive and negative thinking and accounted for in all analyses. Correlation results suggested that student employment has a negative relationship with academic success as measured by GPA. No study hypotheses were supported but regression analyses did reveal …

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  7. Anthropometry, physical fitness, and psychological factors among Icelandic elite female basketball players

    … only difference was between U-18 and U-16 on the negative thinking sub-scale (TOPS). None of the anthropometry or the physical fitness testing variables correlated with the psychological factors. The results should be considered as useful information for coaches in elite female basketball teams, …

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  8. The effects of goal-cueing on state rumination and the role of trait rumination to athletic performance : an experimental study among competitive Icelandic golfers

    … such as rumination exist among athletes and can negatively impact performance. However, no studies have tested the causal links between rumination and performance outcomes in sports settings. This underscores a notable knowledge gap in the literature. The proposed research aims to address this …

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  9. How nurses and other healthcare professionals training in cognitive behavioural therapy experience the challenge of applying new learning in their clinical practice: a grounded theory study

    … along with other four other categories: ‘<i>negative thinking</i>’, ‘<i>overcoming difficulties</i> ‘<i>identity and relevance issues</i>’, and finally, ‘<i>understanding and cognitive change</i>’.<br/><br/>The results of the study confirmed findings from the existing literature that …

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  10. An Extension of the Savoring Approach to Increasing Help-Seeking for Depression: Reducing Self-Focus Through a Writing Task and Savoring PSA

    … symptomatology thereby minimizing automatic negative thinking (Beck, 1967) and spontaneous rumination (Mennen, Norman, & Turk-Brown, 2019). As such, the two studies in this dissertation contribute not only to the line of research on the PEI approach but also to a deeper understanding of the …

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  11. The rejection of one’s own weaknesses and internalizing psychopathology: Exploring self-insecurity’s links with unpleasant repetitive thinking and depression

    … self-insecurity and unpleasant repetitive thinking, an transdiagnostic process that appears to cause and perpetuate internalizing psychopathology. Specifically, I examined the link between-individuals (in a sample of 158 undergraduates) and within-individual (using daily diaries). …

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