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Showing 1 to 20 of 41 for “"fear of negative evaluation"”.
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Examining the association between trust and fear of negative evaluation.
Fear of negative evaluation, the belief that there is high cost associated with negative evaluation by others, is a core risk factor for social anxiety disorder within cognitive-behavioral conceptual models and a core target for intervention when treating that disorder. This study sought to better …
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Shyness in the Context of Reduced Fear of Negative Evaluation and SelfFocus: A Mixed Methods Case Study
This mixed methods case study examined the effect of reduced fear of negative evaluation and self focus on behaviors related to shyness in a church environment. A sample of 239 members, regular attenders, and visitors completed a survey, consisting of the Brief Fear of Negative …
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The association between tolerance for ambiguity and fear of negative evaluation: A study of engineering technology capstone courses
… “correct” solution. Instead, there is an array of solutions, many of which could be used to achieve the final result. This ambiguity can cause students to experience anxiety during the projects.</p> <p>This study examined the main topics: • To what extent is a social anxiety (measured as fear of …
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Associations between Fear of Negative Evaluation and Covert and Overt Attention Bias Through Eye-Tracking and Visual Dot Probe
… is characterized by irrational and persistent fears of potential evaluation and scrutiny by others. For socially anxious youth, the core, maladaptive cognition is fear of negative evaluation (FNE). Whereas Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) targets remediation of intense and unfounded FNE, …
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Assessing Clinical Competency: The Simulated Patient Assessment and Research Collaboration
The efficacy of using simulated patients (SPs) to train clinical interviewing skills in pre-practicum- and practicum-level mental health clinicians was evaluated compared to the use of traditional role-play with peers. Participants, regardless of group, engaged in a 15-minute videotaped simulated …
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The Use of Speech Disfluency as an Indicant of Paradigm Development in Pharmacy's Academic Subdisciplines
… disfluency rates within five subdisciplines of pharmacy to estimate their paradigm development, and identified alternative factors associated with differing rates. Rates were observed in randomly selected courses. Lecturers completed a modified version of the Brief Fear of Negative Evaluation …
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Can Self-Compassion Be Induced to Reduce Sexual Minority Stigma and Protect Psychological Functioning?
… to enhanced psychological well-being and less negative feelings toward the self. The aim of this study was to investigate selfcompassion as a potential buffer of the effects of sexual minority related rejection experiences on self-perceptions of stigma and psychological symptoms. Participants …
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The relationship of interpersonal sensitivity, identity impairment, and binge eating disorder among college women
<p>This study explored the association of identity impairment and interpersonal sensitivity (IPS) with binge eating disorder (BED). A convenience sample of 295 female undergraduate psychology students from a large Midwestern university was recruited to complete an online survey. Three primary …
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Goal Orientation: A test of competing models
This research examined the validity of the 2-factor (e.g., Button, Mathieu, and Zajac, 1996) and 3-factor (e.g., VandeWalle, 1997) models of goal orientation. These models differ in specifying the dimensionality, measurement, and nomological network for learning goal orientation and performance …
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A Descriptive Study of the Similitude That Exists Between Shyness, Generalized Social Phobia, and Avoidant Personality Disorder
This study investigated the absence of distinct boundaries and the conceptual similarities of generalized social phobia (GSP), avoidant personality disorder (APD), and shyness. Past research on GSP and APD, conducted by Herbert, J.D., Hope, D.A., and Bellack, A.S. (1992; Holt, C.S., Heimberg, R.G., …
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Racial Identity Attitudes as Predictors of Cognitive Correlates of Social anxiety in African Americans
… attitudes derived from Crossis (1978) theory of Racial Identity Development, the cognitive correlates of social anxiety, and indices of psychological functioning were explored. Subjects were 101 African American college students. Preencounter, Encounter and Immersion attitudes were all …
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Math Performance as a Function of Math Anxiety and Arousal Performance Theory
… with reduced working memory, the exact nature of the relationship remains elusive. In addition, research regarding the extent of the impact math anxiety has on working memory is contradictory. This research clarifies the directional nature of math anxiety as it pertains to working memory, and …
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Identifying young girls at risk for eating disorders : a multi-faceted self-inadequacy risk model
Low self-esteem, fear of negative evaluation, and body dissatisfaction have long been implicated in the development of eating disorders. The present study examined these attributes of the self as a multi-faceted self-inadequacy risk model for eating disorders. It was hypothesized that girls who …
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The role of shame in the relationships among childhood maltreatment, fears of evaluation, and associated submissive behaviors
Risk for excessive fears of evaluation in adulthood may increase with severity of exposure across five sub-domains of childhood maltreatment. Childhood exposure to childhood maltreatment may increase risk for behaviors associated with fear of negative evaluation (FNE) and fear of positive …
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The effects of modeling, behavioral rehearsal, and videotape feedback in assertive training
… study investigated the relative effectiveness of (1) modeling, (2) modeling plus behavior rehearsal, and (3) modeling, behavior rehearsal,_ and videotaped feedback in assertive training.. Twelve psychiatric outpatients were randomly assigned to three treatment groups, ,each of which received 5 …
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African-American Males' Perception of Law Enforcement: A Psychophysiological Perspective
… compared the psychophysiological reactivity of African American and European American males to authority. Nineteen African American males and 23 European American males were randomly assigned to either be interrogated by a police officer, or see a police officer interrogate that experimenter …
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Learning, Prove, and Avoid Goal Orientations in Academics and Athletics: Cross-Structure Analysis and Domain Specificity
Despite the growing popularity of goal orientation research, three questions remain largely unanswered: (1) are there 3 factors of goal orientation or only 2; (2) what predicts goal orientation; and (3) is goal orientation domain specific? To help answer these questions, 177 undergraduates were …
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Virtual reality exposure therapy as a psychological intervention for public speaking anxiety
1) Abstract for "A meta-analysis of the efficacy of virtual reality and in-vivo exposure therapy as psychological interventions for public speaking anxiety." Note this is a meta-analysis (form of literature review).<br/><br/>Public speaking anxiety (PSA) is a highly prevalent condition which can be …
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SOCIAL ANXIETY AND RELATIONAL AGGRESSION IN THE PEER RELATIONSHIPS OF COLLEGE WOMEN
<p>Relational aggression (i.e., a type of aggression in which the aggressor harms others by damaging their relationships, reputation, and/or feelings of social acceptance) is common among emerging adults and has been linked to several adverse correlates. Research on relational aggression among …
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