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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"self-soothing"”.
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Child-Led Emotion Regulation Behaviours during Toddler Vaccinations: Building Understanding through a Dyadic Lens
… that disengagement of attention and physical self-soothing strategies were typically regulatory (i.e., had negative relationships with distress), whereas parent-focused behaviours (e.g., orienting to the caregiver) were associated with more distress, suggesting a signalling function to gain …
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PSYCHOLOGICALLY ULTIMATE BACKGROUND: THE ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS OF AMBIENT MEDIA
… of ambient media — long theorized as neoliberal self-soothing (at best) or outright control tactic (at worst) — as a mode that promotes attunement to environment above attention to emplotment: an affordance with a striking urgency in the face of forms of violence too slow or uncertain to …
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The Play Behaviors of Young Children Exposed to a Traumatic Event
… fears. This study describes strategies of self-soothing and self-regulation used by the children as they recounted their experience. The findings suggest that through play behaviors, young children are able to supplement verbal report and provide self-reported complex internalized affective …
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Attachment and affect motivated eating behavior in an obese population: Maintenance versus relapse
… through empathic failures on the part of the selfobject, interfere with internalization of self-soothing structures. consequently, when the self experiences intolerable affect, the self initiates some action to ameliorate it. In the case of obesity, the self eats compulsively. This dynamic …
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A pluralistic approach to medically unexplained symptoms
… with doubts and understanding’, ‘The vulnerable self’, and ‘Healing relationships’ - emerged. Individuals gave complex reports of MBIs which encompassed both positive and negative accounts. Throughout these accounts, ME/CFS appeared at the forefront of individuals’ perceptions as if it were a …
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A pluralistic approach to medically unexplained symptoms
… with doubts and understanding’, ‘The vulnerable self’, and ‘Healing relationships’ - emerged. Individuals gave complex reports of MBIs which encompassed both positive and negative accounts. Throughout these accounts, ME/CFS appeared at the forefront of individuals’ perceptions as if it were a …
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Recovery after psychosis: a compassion focused recovery approach to psychosis in a forensic mental health setting
… the importance of developing their sense of self, and the importance of developing relationships with staff and with family. This study is presented in Chapter Four. The findings of the grounded theory study led to the development of a self-esteem intervention. Research has shown that low …
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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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An Analysis Of Self: The Development And Assessment Of A Measure Of Selfobject Needs
<p>The theory of self psychology as advanced by Heinz Kohut (1971, 1977, 1984) emphasized the importance of early developmental experiences, most centrally, the empathic attunement of caregivers as key nutrients for fostering the capacity for healthy self-regulation and interpersonal relations. …
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Death and renewal : a process of growth through loss
… can take us from an often divided sense of self and connect us with our own heroic stories. This longitudinal study traces nine journeys of renewal described through experiences of loss. Loss in this context is not limited to actual death but is explored through narrative, symbol ism and the …