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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Responsibility for Harm"”.

  1. Expanding the Fear of Loss of Vigilance Theory: Using Intolerance of Uncertainty, Responsibility for Harm, and Fear of Sleep to Predict Nocturnal Panic Attacks

    … fear of sleep, intolerance of uncertainty, and responsibility for harm. Nocturnal panickers were expected to report higher scores on these measures when compared to daytime panickers and those without panic attacks. A sample of undergraduates (Nocturnal Panic <em>N </em>= 52; Daytime Panic <em>N …

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  2. An experimental manipulation of thought-action fusion in children: investigating obsessive compulsive features.

    … study aimed to refine an experimental paradigm for manipulating TAF in children (Sillence, 2010), in order to investigate its causal role in OCD-type symptoms. Method: One-hundred 9-11 year olds were recruited from primary schools and randomly assigned to a control or experimental condition. …

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  3. The management of antipsychotic-induced weight gain

    … and the absence of lived experience informing recommendation development. Precluding the development of evidence-based, patient-centred AIWG management guidelines are also significant gaps within available research. This includes: (i) whether those at highest risk of clinically …

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