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Training emotion recognition in depression—An experimental study
Abstract Background Patients with depression often show a reduced emotion recognition ability (ERA), which is considered to contribute to interpersonal difficulties and thereby to the development and maintenance of the disorder. In light of the lack of experimental studies testing this hypothesis, the present study investigated whether a single session
Mira A. Preis+4 more
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Abstract Objectives Emerging models of trauma and psychosis highlight the role of attachment, dissociation, and emotion regulation processes in pathways to positive symptoms, yet little is known about the relevance of these processes to negative symptoms.
Shelley Grady+5 more
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ET-26 * COMBINED TREATMENT WITH ABT263 AND GX15-070 YIELDS A SYNERGISTIC ANTIPROLIFERATIVE EFFECT IN GLIOBLASTOMA [PDF]
Georg Karpel‐Massler+3 more
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Abstract Preterm birth increases the likelihood of early language and cognitive delays, but less is known about later aspects of language development, such as narrative generation. Narrative skills involve dimensions, such as linguistic and narrative complexity, and preterm (PT) and full‐term (FT) children's narrative performances may vary across these
İbrahim Akkan+5 more
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P2‐070: ADAM10 AS A CANDIDATE BIOMARKER FOR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE [PDF]
Jessyka Maria de França Bram+6 more
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The unrecognized potential of potential‐based achievement goals
Abstract Background For over a decade, growth‐oriented achievement goal constructs like potential‐based goals and personal best goals have remained relatively unnoticed. This empirical study aims to highlight that goal theorists might be limiting themselves by not incorporating potential‐based goals into their frameworks.
Dirk Tempelaar
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