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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Self-disgust."”.

  1. The Role of Self-Disgust within Disordered Eating Behaviour

    Self-disgust has already been implicated within eating psychopathology (Moncrieff-Boyd & Nunn, 2014; Bell et al., 2017; Palmeria et al., 2017) and investigating this emotion may offer more of an understanding of the factors that contribute to the aetiology and maintenance of disordered eating …

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  2. Development of an experimental mood induction procedure for self-disgust.

    Self-disgust, or disgust elicited by one or multiple aspects of the self, has been associated with a variety of psychological disorders and symptoms. While some preliminary research suggests self-disgust may have a causal role in psychopathology, no experimental methods for manipulating …

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  3. Body image and self-disgust as self-appraisals influencing adjustment to limb amputation

    This thesis explored the roles of body image and self-disgust, as self-appraisals, in their relationship to psychosocial adjustment and related factors in people with limb amputations. The thesis includes a systematic literature review of body image relating to psychosocial adjustment and a …

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  4. The role of self-disgust in the relationship between childhood trauma and psychotic experience

    … traumatic exposure. In particular, negative self-directed emotions, for example, disgust and shame have been shown to play a role across a range of mental health problems. The first section of this thesis describes a systematic literature review that employed narrative synthesis to examine …

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  5. The defiled self: towards a theological response to the experiential phenomenon of defilement amongst adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse

    … of this phenomenon referred to as the Defiled Self. Analysis of the empirical research and theoretical literature related to CSA and shame, defilement, mental contamination and disgust/self-disgust pointed to the conclusion that the Defiled Self is an emotion schema whereby the emotions of …

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  6. The role of emotions in obsessive-compulsive experiences

    … consistently characterised by elevated levels of disgust. Second, checking profiles were consistently characterised by elevated levels of guilt. Third, hoarding profiles appeared to be characterised by fewer undesirable phenomena. Fourth, aside from hoarding, anxiety and depression were found to …

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  7. Disgust versus Anger-Relevant Trauma Analogues: Associations with Affect and Disclosure Behavior

    … assault is elevated peri- and posttraumatic disgust. Particularly, when such feelings are self-focused, peri- and posttraumatic disgust is linked with feelings of dirtiness (mental contamination). The current study extends this line of research to disclosure behavior. Disclosing a sexual …

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