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Showing 1 to 20 of 49 for “"self-criticism"”.
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David Shaw in the continuum of press self-criticism
… devotes his full time to researching and writing criticisms and explanatory articles about broad issues affecting the press and the public. In addition to calling attention to bias, sensationalism, arrogance, and unresponsiveness in the press, Shaw has sparked internal criticism from his …
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"Self-criticism In The ""memoires"" Of The Cardinal De Retz"
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Vulnerable Narcissism, Self-Criticism, and Self-Injurious Behavior: Emotion Regulation as a Moderator
… of traditional age have an elevated risk of self-injury (McManus et al., 2015). Self-injurious behavior (SIB) often indicates increased mental health concerns and elevated suicide risk (Whitlock, Eckenrode & Silverman, 2006). Self-criticism represents a non-physical form of self-injury …
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Relations of Self-Criticism and Dependency to Depressive Symptomatology: Tests of Blatt's and Greenberg and Watson's Theories
… sets of hypotheses about the relations of self-criticism and dependency to depressive symptomatology were tested. Blatt's theory (1974, 2004) states that self-criticism and dependency are separate and distinct personality traits that predispose individuals to depression. Hypotheses from …
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Self-Critical or Lacking in Self-Compassion? Distinct Constructs with Unique Predictions for Subjective Well-Being Over Time
Self-compassion has been found to play an important role in mental health and well-being. In contrast, self-criticism is related to negative personality traits and various psychopathologies. There are well-known and valid measures of self-criticism (Blatt, DAfflitti, & Quinlan, 1976), but only one …
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The Effects of a Compassion Focused Intervention on a Non-Clinical Student Population
… health concerns including depression, shame, and self-criticism. The present study assessed the effects of a 10-week university Introduction to CFT course that includes a group orientation to CFT including exposure to CFT intervention exercises. It was hypothesized that those receiving the CFT …
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The relational compassion scale: development and validation of a new self rated scale for the assessment of self-other compassion
… on the assessment of compassion focussed on self-reported self-compassion measures. This study reported on the development and evaluation of a new compassion scale that expands the previous conceptualisation by incorporating relational aspects of compassion. Methods: In an online study, 201 …
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Self-concept of retired women
… study was to investigate and compare the self-concept of retired career women and retired women homemakers. The accidental sample consisted of 22 white, retired women who were participants at 2 senior citizen centers located in the suburbs of a large metropolitan area in the Southwest. The …
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Emotional Change Processes in Resolving Self-Critical Subtypes of Depression During Experiential Treatment
… predicts long-term outcomes within subtypes of self-critical depression during experiential psychotherapy. First, I validated Kagans (2003) qualitative analysis which identified four subtypes of self-criticism among depressed clients: (1) compare and despair; (2) too sensitive/needy; (3) …
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Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to Decrease High-Prevalence Psychopathology by Targeting Self-Compassion: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Self-compassion, that is treating oneself with kindness and understanding and without harsh judgment in difficult times, has been presented as an alternative to both self-criticism and self-esteem. It has been conceptualized by Kristin Neff to consist of self-kindness, mindfulness, and common …
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Predictors of Depression in a High-Risk Hospitalized Pregnancy Population: A Prospective Longitudinal Study
… pregnancy. At admission, the women completed self-report measures to assess depressive symptoms, life events as well as personality. Women who exceeded set thresholds on depressive measures were administered a structural clinical interview to assess for a formal diagnosis of Major Depressive …
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Early parenting and attachment experiences : the association with adult affective symptoms
… attachment style and forms and functions of self-criticism and social risk taking. The literature base suggests there may be interactions between these concepts, as well as in their potential association with symptoms of depression and anxiety, therefore the present study also examines the …
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The Role of Self-Compassion in Trauma Recovery: Cross-sectional, Qualitative and Experimental Insights
… and emotional abuse, has a significant impact on self-concept, emotional regulation and relationships. It can lead to Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD), a condition recognised in the International Classification of Diseases-11th Revision (ICD-11) in 2018. CPTSD’s distinctive symptom …
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What is common may be as important as what is different: examining the general factor shared by dispositional shame and guilt using bi-factor models
… and strongly but inversely associated with both self-reported and informant-reported externalizing psychopathology. The general factor was also associated with self-consciousness, but not with self-criticism, vulnerable narcissism or neuroticism. The implications of these findings are discussed …
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The dissonance of guilt : an examination of the human condition's fundamental dynamic of guilt feelings, referring to psychological and religious discourse and how they could be combined to facilitate mental health
… feelings of inner environment discomfort and self-criticism recognised as guilt feelings. Whether such states of internal dissonance are psychodynamically induced, as Freud maintained, or are the result of not meeting ethical obligations, as decreed by particular religious systems, or are due …
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Stress as a factor in the high school principalship
An important facet of a person's self-concept is his expectations of his performance. If his expectations are excessively high and there is a significant gap between his aspirations and his accomplishments, the resulting sense of failure has a negative effect on his self-concept. It is likely that …
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A Portfolio Exemplifying Development of the Personal Intelligences Using Art
… abilities, observation, reflection, self-criticism, and the willingness to experiment, or take risks, and learn from mistakes (Studio Thinking: The Real Benefits of Visual Arts Education, 2007, Hetland, Winner, et al.). These lessons have been coined as the “Studio Habits of Mind” …
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A Portfolio Exemplifying Development of the Personal Intelligences Using Art
… abilities, observation, reflection, self-criticism, and the willingness to experiment, or take risks, and learn from mistakes (Studio Thinking: The Real Benefits of Visual Arts Education, 2007, Hetland, Winner, et al.). These lessons have been coined as the “Studio Habits of Mind” …
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