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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"S-REF."”.
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Exploration and comparison of cognitions and metacognitions related to eating, weight and shape described by obese people who do and do not report binge eating.
… The self-regulatory executive function model (S-REF; Wells & Matthews, 1994, 1996) is the dominant model regarding the role of metacognition in psychopathology. Metacognition has not yet been explored in BED or obesity. A cognitive model of Bulimia Nervosa (BN) (Cooper, Todd, & Wells, 2009) …
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Metacognitions, metacognitive processes and metacognitive control strategies in people with obesity and binge eating and people with obesity without binge eating
… self-regulatory executive functioning model (S-REF; Wells & Matthews, 1994, 1996) conceptualises the role of metacognition in the aetiology and maintenance of psychological disturbance. This exploratory study aimed to explore metacognition in people with obesity and binge eating, and people with …
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Exploring the Metacognitive Profile and Role of Memory in Adolescents with Anorexia Nervosa
… by the Self-Regulatory Executive Function (S-REF) model (Wells & Matthews, 1994). Metacognitive dysfunction has been identified in adults with AN (e.g., McDermott & Rushford, 2011). Individuals with AN present with a toxic style of thinking, which is characterised by processing negative …
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The attention training technique and worry : testing theoretical underpinnings.
… self-focused attention (SFA) and worry. SFA refers to the sustained focus on negative, self-relevant thoughts and is related to increased emotional distress. Despite the purported impact of ATT on SFA and worry, whether ATT causally reduces SFA and worry remains relatively unexplored among …
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Effects of positive metacognitions and meta-emotions on coping, stress perception and emotions
… share a metacognitive aetiology. Metacognition refers to self-knowledge, control and monitoring of one's own thinking processes and has by nature negative connotations in the context of psychopathological disorders. The core aims of this thesis comprised the development, validation and …