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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"emotional recovery"”.
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The Relationship Between Emotion-Related Thoughts and Emotional Recovery from Stress
… has shown that enduring appraisals of a negative emotional stimulus and its meaning, or emotion-related thoughts, can prolong the duration of negative emotions. In this paper, we present four studies investigating the relationships between duration of negative affect, mind-wandering, and …
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An Exploration of Resilience and Burnout among Healthcare Workers in the United States
… analysis to identify profiles of burnout (emotional exhaustion) and resilience (emotional thriving and emotional recovery); bivariate statistics were used to identify profile differences in nurse characteristics; and (3) to identify types of well-being behaviors and the total number of …
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How is shame resolved? An experimental study on the roles of anger and sadness
… The aim of the current study was to explore emotional sequences involved in resolving shame, with a primary focus on comparing the effects of facilitating anger vs. facilitating sadness in the context of shame activation. The main hypothesis posited that facilitating anger, as opposed to …
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The Relationship Between Adjustment And Bereavement-Related Distress: A Longitudinal Study
The current study assessed 125 conjugally bereaved persons using multiple self-report measures as indicators of personal adjustment and bereavement distress across three times of testing (initial, 6-month, and 3-year follow-up). Cross-lagged panel analyses were conducted to examine the causal …
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Recovery after psychosis: a compassion focused recovery approach to psychosis in a forensic mental health setting
… meta-analyses of outcome studies. However, the recovery/consumer movement has criticised outcome studies on the basis that they focus on symptomatic outcome and do not incorporate into their studies measures of outcome as defined by individuals who experience psychosis. The aim of this thesis …