Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
51(6), P. 509 - 511
Published: Nov. 1, 2023
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Behavior Therapy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
55(6), P. 1348 - 1363
Published: June 13, 2024
Despite
the
global
nature
of
psychological
issues,
an
overwhelming
majority
research
originates
from
a
small
segment
world's
population
living
in
high-income
countries
(HICs).
This
disparity
risks
distorting
our
understanding
phenomena
by
underrepresenting
cultural
and
contextual
diversity
human
experience.
Research
lower-
middle-income
(LMIC)
is
also
less
frequently
cited,
both
because
it
seemingly
viewed
as
'special
case'
well
known
due
to
language
differences
biases
indexing
algorithms.
Acknowledging
actively
addressing
this
imbalance
crucial
for
more
inclusive,
diverse,
effective
science
evidence-based
intervention.
In
State
Science
review,
we
used
machine
learning
method
identify
key
topics
LMIC
on
Acceptance
Commitment
Therapy
(ACT),
choosing
ACT
significant
body
work
LMICs.
We
examined
one
indication
study
quality
(study
size),
overall
citations.
LMICs
was
often
non-indexed,
leading
lower
citations,
but
size
could
not
explain
lack
indexing.
Many
objectively
identified
became
invisible
when
ignored.
Specific
exhibited
potentially
important
topics.
conclude
that
strong
affirmative
actions
are
needed
scientific
associations
others
ensure
conducted,
known,
indexed,
CBT
researchers
interested
intervention
science.
Erzincan Üniversitesi Eğitim Fakültesi Dergisi,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
27(1), P. 28 - 43
Published: March 28, 2025
Bilişsel
yaklaşıma
göre
bireylerin
yaşadıkları
travmatik
bir
olay
karşısında
vereceği
tepkiler
bireyin
bilişleri
ile
ilişkilidir.
Buradan
hareketle
deprem
deneyimlemiş
ergenlerin
sonrası
ruh
sağlığı
sorunları
yaşamalarında
ve
sorunların
kronikleşmesinde
bilişlerinin
önemli
rolü
olduğu
söylenebilir.
Bu
çalışmanın
temel
amacı,
olan
bilişlerini
değerlendirmeye
dönük
olarak
geçerli
güvenilir
ölçümler
yapan
ölçme
aracı
geliştirmektir.
Çalışma
854
lise
öğrencisinin
(Erkek
=
337,
%39,5;
Kadın
517,
%60,5)
katılımıyla
gerçekleştirilmiştir.
Ölçeğin
geçerlik
değerlendirmeleri
için
uzman
görüşü,
açımlayıcı
doğrulayıcı
faktör
analizleri,
ölçüt
geçerliliği,
yakınsak
geçerlilik
ayırt
edici
analizleri
yapılmıştır.
Yapılan
tüm
ölçümleri
neticesinde
ölçeğin
16
maddeli
4
faktörlü
yapısının
bahsi
geçen
kriterlerini
sağladığı
tespit
edilmiştir.
Güvenirlik
ise
kompozit
güvenirlik
değerleri,
iç
tutarlılık
katsayıları
test-tekrar
test
korelasyonları
incelenmiştir.
ölçümlerinin
de
görülmüştür.
Tüm
bunlardan
madde
boyutlu
Ergenler
Deprem
Sonrası
Bilişler
Ölçeği’nin
öğrencilerinde
yaptığı
Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
86, P. 101987 - 101987
Published: Aug. 12, 2024
Excessive
reassurance-seeking
in
OCD
has
been
linked
to
the
maintenance
of
OCD,
functioning
as
a
type
checking
ritual.
Current
treatments
recommend
imposition
extinction
seeking
and
providing
reassurance;
however,
this
is
not
well
tolerated.
Although
it
suggested
that
provision
support
may
provide
more
helpful
alternative,
there
no
empirical
evidence
for
this.
In
present
study,
36
participants
with
engaged
two
personalised
semi-idiographic
scenarios
which
they
imagined
receiving
reassurance
emotional
counterbalanced
order.
The
primary
outcome
measure
was
anticipated
urge
seek
reassurance,
found
significantly
decrease
condition
relative
regardless
order
presentation.
Emotional
perceived
acceptable
when
compared
imagining
terms
higher
ratings
helpfulness
managing
emotions,
feelings
calmness
closeness,
sense
were
fighting
together.
These
findings
preliminary
value
encouraging
giving
an
alternative
reassurance.
Implications
clinical
work
further
research
are
discussed.
Mental Health Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 30, 2024
Abstract
Introduction
Only
a
minority
of
individuals
with
mental
health
disorders
receive
specialist
treatment.
Low‐intensity
psychological
therapies,
like
guided
self‐help,
have
the
potential
to
bridge
this
global
treatment
gap.
However,
systematic
process
for
developing
such
therapies
has
not
been
proposed.
This
study
proposes
low‐intensity
treatments,
exemplified
by
Cognitive
Behavioral
Therapy
(CBT)
intervention
children
and
young
people
eating
disorders.
Methods
A
systematic,
three‐step
is
presented.
Firstly,
common
elements
analysis
conducted
within
three
pillars
evidence‐based
practice
(research,
clinical
expertise,
patient
preferences).
Secondly,
coding
matrix
used
synthesize
across
these
pillars.
Finally,
public
involvement
(PPI)
feedback
incorporated
refinement.
Results
Applying
methodology
led
development
an
eight‐module,
low
intensity
CBT
disorders,
covering
topics
as
regular
eating,
body
image,
social
media,
managing
emotional
triggers.
Conclusion
The
derived
from
novel
evidence‐informed
considers
implementation
into
routine
outset.
approach
interventions
holds
promise
closing
gap
irrespective
therapeutic
orientation
or
disorder.
Despite
the
global
nature
of
psychological
issues,
an
overwhelming
majority
research
originates
from
a
small
segment
world’s
population
living
in
high-income
countries
(HICs).
This
disparity
risks
distorting
our
understanding
phenomena
by
underrepresenting
cultural
and
contextual
diversity
human
experience.
Research
lower-
middle-income
(LMIC)
is
also
less
frequently
cited,
both
because
it
seemingly
viewed
as
‘special
case’
well
known
due
to
language
differences
biases
indexing
algorithms.
Acknowledging
actively
addressing
this
imbalance
crucial
for
more
inclusive,
diverse,
effective
science
evidence-based
intervention.
In
State
Science
review,
we
used
machine
learning
method
identify
key
topics
LMIC
on
Acceptance
Commitment
Therapy
(ACT),
choosing
ACT
significant
body
work
LMICs.
We
examined
one
indication
study
quality
(study
size),
overall
citations.
LMICs
was
often
non-indexed,
leading
lower
citations,
but
size
could
not
explain
lack
indexing.
Many
objectively
identified
became
invisible
when
ignored.
Specific
exhibited
potentially
important
topics.
conclude
that
strong
affirmative
actions
are
needed
scientific
associations
others
ensure
conducted,
known,
indexed,
CBT
researchers
interested
intervention
science.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Dec. 11, 2024
With
the
rapid
expansion
of
mindfulness
and
its
incorporation
into
“third
wave”
Cognitive
Behavioral
Therapy
(CBT),
there
has
been
evident
confusion
about
what
is
how
it
relates
to
this
broader
category
interventions.
In
article,
I
define
CBT,
differentiate
them
while
highlighting
their
substantial
overlap.
Specifically,
discuss
Buddhist
Psychological
Model
foundational
cognitive
model,
demonstrating
common
threads
that
run
across
these
seemingly
disparate
philosophies.
use
depression
throughout
as
exemplar
disorder
through
which
connections
are
highlighted.
This
all
in
hope
helping
clinicians
scientists
see
ground
modalities
comprehend
why
come
be
associated
with
CBT.
Ultimately,
aim
brief
article
showcase
breadth
concordance
ancient
philosophical
thought
wisdom,
demonstrate
continues
effectively
integrated
CBT
address
a
wide
range
mental
health
concerns
fortify
efforts
toward
wellbeing.