Annual Review of Psychology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
75(1), P. 601 - 624
Published: Aug. 16, 2023
Psychological
flexibility
is
a
model
of
human
performance
and
well-being.
It
essentially
entails
an
approach
to
life
circumstances
that
includes
openness,
awareness,
engagement.
has
roots
in
behavior
analysis,
it
linked
philosophy
science
called
functional
contextualism
specific
therapy
Acceptance
Commitment
Therapy.
One
the
earliest
most
developed
research
areas
which
this
have
been
applied
chronic
pain.
This
review
describes
psychological
its
facets
more
detail,
sets
them
context
relevant
models,
examines
related
assessment
treatment
methods.
also
evidence,
current
challenges,
future
directions.
proposed
flexibility,
or
expanded
very
much
like
it,
could
provide
basis
for
integrating
approaches
pain
health
generally.
This,
turn,
produce
improved
treatments
people
with
other
conditions.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Feb. 10, 2023
Hoarding
is
a
common
problem
behavior
worldwide
and
detrimental
to
the
physical
mental
health
of
individuals
groups.
Currently,
effective
interventions
for
hoarding
are
cognitive-behavioral
therapies,
but
their
post-intervention
efficacy
questionable,
available
research
does
not
examine
mediating
variables
effects
on
clinical
outcomes.
Moreover,
current
has
focused
Western
countries.
Therefore,
there
need
investigate
other
forms
cognitive
behavioral
therapy
as
well
psychological
outcomes
related
that
contribute
its
effectiveness
in
different
cultural
contexts.
One
hundred
thirty-nine
college
students
with
higher
behaviors
were
randomly
divided
into
three
groups:
45
Acceptance
Commitment
Therapy
(ACT)
group,
47
Rational
Emotive
Behavior
(REBT)
control
group.
They
completed
Saving
Inventory-Revised
(SI-R),
Obsessive-Compulsive
Symptom
Scale
(OCSS),
Difficulties
Emotion
Regulation
(DERS),
Experiences
Close
Relationships
Inventory-Attachment
Anxiety
Subscale
(ECR),
Depression
Stress
Scales
(DASS-21),
Action
Questionnaire
II
(AAQ-II),
Cognitive
Fusion
(CFQ)
before
immediately
after
intervention.
The
results
showed
ACT
REBT
improved
individuals'
flexibility,
fusion,
acquisition-difficulty
discarding,
clutter,
negative
affect
(anxiety,
depression,
stress),
attachment
anxiety,
obsessive-compulsive
disorder,
difficulty
emotion
regulation
compared
In
addition,
was
more
than
improving
flexibility
reducing
hoarding,
stress,
disorder;
no
significant
differences
between
two
anxiety
difficulties.
Furthermore,
mediator
effect
some
(hoarding,
affect,
anxiety).
Limitations
discussed.
Psychotherapy Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 16
Published: July 30, 2024
Objective
This
study
explored
the
extent
to
which
within-patient
changes
in
processes
targeted
Acceptance
and
Commitment
Therapy
(ACT)
Behavioral
Activation
for
Depression
(BATD)
are
associated
with
pain
intensity
depressed
mood
evaluated
that
process-outcome
relationships
differed
between
patients.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
19(24), P. 16519 - 16519
Published: Dec. 8, 2022
Body
dissatisfaction
is
a
global
phenomenon.
Despite
the
significant
cultural
difference,
most
research
on
negative
body
image
was
conducted
in
Western
countries.
How
do
cognitive
fusion
and
psychological
flexibility
relate
to
Chinese
population?
In
present
study,
this
question
investigated
through
intervention
technique,
Acceptance
Commitment
Therapy
(ACT).
Here,
86
young
university
students
with
high
physical
self
were
invited,
which
42
received
10
sessions
of
group-based
ACT
clinical
setting
while
remained
acted
as
control
group
no
intervention.
Pretests
showed
statistical
differences
between
these
two
groups,
both
predicted
image.
Post-pre
tests
change
group,
enhanced
defusion
group.
Individual
enhancement
improved
A
strong
association
implicit
Fatness
Shortness
changes
suggested
that
although
individual
differences,
those
components
could
be
internalized
during
College
students.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Dec. 14, 2023
Theoretically,
affective
states
have
always
been
conceived
as
complex
phenomena
enabling
individuals
to
respond
flexibly
and
dynamically
environmental
demands.
Methodologically,
the
novel
field
of
Affect
Dynamics
has
started
analyze
inherently
dynamic
interdependent
by
focusing
on
how
why
they
fluctuate
over
time.
Fluctuations
can
also
be
a
function
individuals’
ability
modulate
their
responses
according
However,
this
sparsely
investigated
in
different
disciplines
domains,
thus,
engendering
plethora
terms
models.
In
conceptual
analysis,
we
first
aimed
disentangle
puzzle
flexibility
outlining
distinctive
cross-domain
features
concept,
thus
providing
comprehensive
operationalization.
We
termed
unitary
concept
“mental
flexibility,”
general
variably
adapt
Then,
outlined
interplay
between
mental
affect
dynamics
proposing
psychometric
model
dynamics,
using
Markovian
chain.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
18(12), P. e0293921 - e0293921
Published: Dec. 20, 2023
Mental
Flexibility
oscillates
between
adaptive
variability
in
behavior
and
the
capacity
to
restore
homeostasis,
linked
mental
health.
It
has
recently
been
one
of
most
investigated
abilities
neurological
diseases
such
as
Anorexia
nervosa
Parkinson's
disease,
studied
for
rigidity
or
cognitive
inflexibility.
Patients
with
anorexia
have
rigid
processes
about
food
weight,
which
leads
restrictive
eating
excessive
exercise.
People
who
struggle
adapt
their
actions
change
diet
exercise
habits
may
a
harder
time
recovering
from
disorder.
On
other
hand,
research
suggests
that
disease
patients
flexibility
impairments
impair
ability
perform
daily
tasks
new
environments.
Although
clinical
interest,
lacks
theoretical
liberalization
unified
assessment.
This
study
introduces
"IntellEGO"
protocol
new,
multidimensional
psychometric
assessment
flexibility.
evaluates
person's
authentic
handle
challenges
using
cognitive,
emotional,
behavioral
factors.
Since
traditional
assessments
often
focus
on
domain,
we
aim
examine
multiple
angles,
acknowledging
importance
viewing
people
whole
beings
physical
aspects.
The
includes
two
phases
separated
by
rehabilitation
period.
T0,
acute
phase
upon
admission,
T1,
post-rehabilitation
lasting
15
days
4
weeks
disorder
patients,
will
be
assessed.
Neuropsychological
performance,
self-report
questionnaires,
psychophysiological
measures,
neuroendocrine
measures
collected
Nervosa
Disease
during
each
phase.
objective
this
procedure
is
provide
clinicians
comprehensive
framework
conducting
meticulous
considers
factors,
applicable
various
patient
populations.
Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(11), P. 1087 - 1087
Published: May 25, 2024
Chronic
pain
is
associated
with
increased
disability
and
vulnerability
to
emotional
disorders.
Personality
psychological
flexibility
(PF)
describe
interindividual
differences
that
shape
the
adjustment
chronic
pain.
Specifically,
PF
was
found
be
pain,
fatigue,
anxiety,
depression
intensity.
Although
previous
studies
established
strong
correlations
between
personality
outcomes,
evidence
on
nature
of
this
relationship
scarce.
Therefore,
objective
study
explore
mediating
effect
distress.
This
transversal
included
108
participants
(age
M
=
56.7,
SD
11.3)
diagnosed
musculoskeletal
Self-reported
measures
were
administered
by
medical
care
team.
Multiple
mediation
models
performed
for
estimating
indirect
effects
each
outcome
variable.
After
controlling
age
gender
covariates,
we
completely
mediated
traits
all
outcomes
partially
impact
extraversion
anxiety.
In
addition,
stability
also
had
an
anxiety
through
PF.
are
significant
predictors
outcomes.
represents
a
core
process
perceived
intensity
in
patients
rheumatic
disease.
These
results
could
facilitate
application
individualized
interventions
clinical
contexts
targeting
reduction
avoidance
patients.
