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How to Turn Around Your Negative Thinking
This article highlights Negative thinking problems, negative thinking habit, and changing the way you think. The Cleveland Clinic. (2019) How to Turn Around Your Negative Thinking. Health Essentials https://health.clevelandclinic.org/turn-around-negative-thinking/
Sensitivity of methods for analyzing continuous outcome from stratified cluster randomized trials – An empirical comparison study
The assessment of the sensitivity of statistical methods has received little attention in cluster randomized trials (CRTs), especially for stratified CRT when the outcome of interest is continuous. We empirically examined the sensitivity of five methods for analyzing the continuous … Continue reading
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Tagged cluster randomized trial, continuous, sensitivity analysis, stratification, stuttering
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Developing targeted training strategies for exposure therapy
Anxiety disorders are among the most common early mental health problems. If left untreated, anxiety disorders in childhood tend to follow an unremitting pattern that can lead to a number of developmental consequences. There are several treatment options for children … Continue reading
Clients’ Experiences of Telepractice for Stuttering
The purpose of this study was to understand the experiences and perspectives of clients who stutter who are receiving telepractice treatment. Four major themes emerged from participant interviews: (a) treatment delivery preference, (b) advantages and disadvantages of telepractice, (c) comfort … Continue reading
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Adults who stutter and metronome synchronization: evidence for a nonspeech timing deficit
Speech timing deficits have been proposed as a causal factor in the disorder of stuttering. The question of whether individuals who stutter have deficits in nonspeech timing is one that has been revisited often, with conflicting results. Here, we uncover … Continue reading
Newly Recognized Stuttering in Three Young Children Following the Hojedk Earthquake in Iran
Natural disasters, particularly earthquakes, in addition to physical complications, have always had psychological consequences for those affected by them. Stuttering is one of the psychological consequences of shocking events. After a 6.6 magnitude earthquake in Hojedk, Kerman, Iran, two 5-year-old … Continue reading
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Affective Styles in Panic Disorder and Specific Phobia: Changes through Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Prediction of Remission
Affective styles appear to be relevant to the development of psychopathology, especially anxiety disorders. The aim of the current study was to investigate changes in affective styles in patients with panic disorder and specific phobia, as a result of undergoing … Continue reading
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Tagged affective style questionnaire, affective styles, ASQ, panic disorder, specific phobia
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