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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"transdiagnostic factors"”.

  1. Examining processes in the relationship between narrative identity and psychological functioning

    … terms of diagnostic symptoms. As a result, the transdiagnostic psychological processes underpinning the relationship remain largely unexplored. Additionally, recent research proposes that the relationship between narrative identity and psychological functioning may be reciprocal, but research …

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  2. Goal Pursuit, Motivation And The Experience Of Positive And Negative Affect In Young People: An Experience Sampling Study

    … The influence of individual differences in transdiagnostic factors relating to motivation and anhedonia, as well as symptoms of depression, rumination and schizotypy were also considered. An analogue sample of non-clinical young adults was recruited and took part in this six-day intensive, …

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  3. The pathophysiological mechanisms underlying metamemory disruptions

    … psychiatric disorder categories suggests that a transdiagnostic approach may better delineate the clinical manifestations of metacognitive disruptions. To further investigate the relationship between metacognition and psychopathology, measures of three transdiagnostic symptom clusters …

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  4. Shedding Light on the Complex Picture of Psychosocial Factors that Promote Mental Health in Young People

    … with mental health problems. Resilience factors (RFs), such as self-esteem or social support, reduce mental health problems following CA. While a multitude of knowledge exists for single RFs, a more holistic understanding of the RF landscape is lacking. Such knowledge is however crucial, …

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