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Showing 1 to 20 of 53 for “"emotional reactivity"”.
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Modern Health Worries and Emotional Reactivity to Images of Air Pollution
… are positively associated with trait negative emotionality, and given that trait negative emotionality is associated with state emotional reactivity to environmental stressors, it is reasonable to expect that persons with elevated MHW would show increased state emotional reactivity to …
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Pathways to Externalizing Behavior: The Effects of Mother's Harsh Parenting and Toddler's Emotional Reactivity
… Data was collected on the 2-year-old children's emotional reactivity, externalizing behavior, social competence and mother's harsh and supportive parenting. A second wave of data was collected one year later with a smaller sample, n=37.Children who were boys and more emotionally reactive had …
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Exploring associations between neuroimaging, neurodevelopment, and emotional reactivity in individuals with or without congenital heart disease
… examines neuroimaging, neurodevelopment, and emotional reactivity associated with complex CHD. Study 1 (Chapter 5), published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology in 2023, is a systematic, state-of-the-art review of evidence on associations between neuroimaging findings and …
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A Model Of Distress Tolerance In Self-Damaging Behaviors: Examining The Role Of Emotional Reactivity And Learned Helplessness
… <p>Although the literature is clear that low emotional distress tolerance is associated with a myriad of self-damaging behaviors, very little is known about individual difference factors in distress tolerance. Both theoretical and empirical support suggest that emotional reactivity and learned …
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The Role of Social Support and Stress Appraisals in the Relationship between Interpersonal Problems and Emotional Reactivity in Young Women with Histories of Childhood Maltreatment
… of child maltreatment experience more social and emotional maladjustment; however, survivors can be resilient when they have adequate psychological and social resources to cope with abuse sequelae. Similarly, stress and health studies have shown that social support schemas are stress buffers that …
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The relationship between sleep and emotion regulation in individuals with depressive symptoms
… depression have difficulties with both sleep and emotional regulation and tend to have high reactivity towards negative stimuli. Poor sleep in these individuals may contribute to increased emotional reactivity to negative stimuli, because sleep is known to modify reactivity to emotional, and …
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Associations between sleep and cognitive-affective functioning in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
… on the processing of neutral declarative memory, emotional memory, and emotional reactivity. Research spanning multiple neuroscientific literatures demonstrates that healthy, uninterrupted sleep is critical for memory consolidation and emotional regulation, and that PTSD-diagnosed individuals …
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Women’s Sexual Fantasies in Context: The Emotional Content of Sexual Fantasies, Psychological and Interpersonal Distress, and Satisfaction in Romantic Relationships
… of sexual fantasies with respect to women’s emotional and interpersonal lives. The study evaluated a model, which hypothesized that internal representations of self and others (e.g. attachment security, maturity of object relations) along with psychological and interpersonal factors would …
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The contribution of childhood negative emotionality and cognitive control to anxiety-linked neural dysregulation of emotion in adolescence
… has been identified as a period of heightened emotional reactivity, which is reflected in greater activation in emotion-processing regions of the brain in adolescents relative to children and adults. While elevated emotional reactivity and poor emotion regulation are thought to contribute to …
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An Examination of the Impact of Studying Abroad with AFS on Level of Differentiation
… examined. The DSI full scale and four subscales: emotional reactivity, I position, emotional cutoff, and fusion with others were used to assess levels of differentiation. This study was a non-equivalent control group experimental pretest-posttest design. Pretest scores were used as the covariate …
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Meditating Mothers And Fathers: Long-Term Meditators' Perceptions Of The Influences Of Mindfulness On Parenting
… increased communication skills, (2) decreased emotional reactivity, (3) increased perspective-taking, and (4) greater self-understanding. Limitations of the study as well as future research and clinical implications are also discussed.
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The Role of Situational and Dispositional Factors on Sub-Optimal Performance
… (distraction) analysis of covariance (covariates emotional control, performance distance) factorial design was used to assess putting performance for 125 undergraduate participants. Results revealed that distraction negatively affected performance for both self-consciousness groups, but results …
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Psychometric Properties of the Psychopathic Personality Inventory in a Non-criminal Population
… and impulsive in nature) and inappropriate emotional reactivity (characterized as a lack in empathy and anxiety). A confirmatory factor analysis was done with an ethnically diverse undergraduate population to see if the two factor model is replicated—one showing impulsivity and aggression, …
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Effects of behavioral tasks on memory reconsolidation and trauma-related symptoms : a randomized clinical trial
… task condition would show greater reductions in emotional reactivity, trauma symptoms, trauma-related cognitions, and trauma-related safety behaviors, as well as greater increases in posttraumatic growth, trauma-coping self-efficacy, and psychological resilience at two-week follow-up. Findings …
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Experimental modification of appraisal atyle in a depression vulnerable sample : the benefits of seeing the big picture
… training in big picture thinking would reduce emotional reactivity to failure, rumination, and depression vulnerability. The study compared a group that received repeated sessions of cognitive bias modification aimed at training big picture thinking to a personal appraisal control condition …
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and sports
… boys exhibit higher levels of aggression, and emotional reactivity, coupled with decreased rule following behavior and affiliation with teammates and coaches, when compared to non-ADHD boys. Additionally, the ADHD cohort engaged in team sports for a significantly briefer duration when compared …
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The Moderating Effects of Parenting on the Development of Externalizing Problems in Toddlers
… temperamental propensity towards negative emotional reactivity increases risk for noncompliance, noncompliance that increases risk for externalizing behaviors by age 4. Parenting was identified as the mechanism by which children's progression along the incremental risk pathway is amplified …
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Adult attachment and psychopathology: The mediating role of emotion regulation and cognitive factors
… indicated that attachment anxiety was related to emotional reactivity and emotional cutoff, as well as cognitive vulnerabilities for anxiety and depression. Attachment avoidance was associated with emotional cutoff and cognitive vulnerabilities for anxiety and depression. In turn, cognitive …
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The Role of Emotion in the Aggressive Behavior of Juvenile Offenders
… the roles of emotion regulation, negative emotional reactivity, callous-unemotional traits, and socioemotional competence (i.e., identity, self-esteem, communication skills, work orientation, empathy) in overt aggression in a sample of detained juvenile offenders. Clusters were formed based …
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The Effective Use of Confrontation in Family Therapy: A Process Study
… sessions, confrontation <em>clarity</em>, <em>emotional reactivity</em>, and the <em>use of suggestion</em> were examined in relation to client levels of acceptance of confrontation immediately following the confrontation, as well as in relation to overall client change within the session. …
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