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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"interpersonal rejection"”.

  1. Excessive reassurance-seeking, interpersonal rejection, rejection sensitivity and depressive symptoms: an intervention focusing on mediating mechanisms

    … sought to experimentally test an established interpersonal theory of depression and a new cognitive-behavioral theory of depression. Coyne’s interpersonal theory suggests that dysphoric individuals engage in excessive reassurance-seeking to assuage fears of being abandoned (Coyne, 1976), which …

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  2. The Effects Of Men's Acute Alcohol Intoxication, Overperception Of Sexual Intent, Interpersonal Rejection And Testosterone On Aggression Toward Women

    … stages of Abbey's model in a single study, 2) rejection from a woman as a potential trigger for aggression, and 3) behavioral (past sexual assault perpetration), personality (trait aggression) and physiological (testosterone) risk factors for aggression as moderators of the hypothesized …

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  3. Cortisol Response of Non-Suicidal Self-Injurers versus Non-Self-Injurers Exposed to a Social Rejection Laboratory Stressor

    … levels across 65 minutes following exposure toan interpersonal rejection stressor or neutral comparison condition. Results of the experiment did not support the biological facet of the proposed biopsychosocial model. A complex time x condition x group x gender interaction effect was found, which …

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