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Incompleteness and Harm Avoidance in OCD Symptom Dimensions

Behaviour Research and Therapy, 2008
Incompleteness (INC) and harm avoidance (HA) are motivational core dimensions of OCD. While HA-related concepts (e.g., inflated responsibility, overestimation of threat) are a main focus of current cognitive-behavioural OCD research, there is also a renewed interest in INC feelings and "not just right experiences" with an inability to achieve "closure"
Sascha Gönner, Willi Ecker
exaly   +3 more sources

Incompleteness, Harm Avoidance, and Disgust: A Comparison of Youth With OCD, Anxiety Disorders, and No Psychiatric Disorder

open access: yesJournal of Anxiety Disorders, 2020
Psychological models of pediatric obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) place a heavy emphasis on harm avoidance as a maintaining factor and target for treatment.
Sean Perrin   +2 more
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Anxiety and Harm Avoidance

2016
Christian Montag, Sebastian Markett
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Harm-Avoider Constitutionalism

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
How does the Supreme Court actually decide difficult questions of constitutional law? Standard accounts point to a range of interpretive approaches such as originalism, common law constitutionalism, political process theory, interest-balancing, and constitutional pluralism.
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Harm Avoidance and Disability in Old Age

Experimental Aging Research, 2006
The relation of personality to disability in old age is not well understood. The authors examined the relation of harm avoidance, a trait indicating a tendency to worry, fear uncertainty, be shy, and tire easily, to disability in a group of 474 older persons without dementia. Participants completed the 35-item Harm Avoidance scale.
Robert S, Wilson   +5 more
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Avoiding Harm in Peritoneal Dialysis Patients

Advances in Chronic Kidney Disease, 2012
This review is focused on minimizing complications and avoiding harm in peritoneal dialysis (PD) patients. Issues related to planning for PD are covered first, with emphasis on PD versus hemodialysis outcomes. Catheter types and insertion techniques are described next, including relevant recommendations by the International Society for Peritoneal ...
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A Calculus of Avoidable Harm

1980
The present chapter will take a more constructive turn, the intention being to show how rational moral argument can proceed, and what its rational foundations are. Not that one can offer a rational model for all moral disputes: these are too many and various, in fact as manifold and variable as our feelings and passions or our social ideas and ideals ...
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Harm-Avoidance

避害:Bi Hai/Harm-Avoidance 【中文】 本书是”避害”体系的理论总纲,立起两根支柱。第一支柱以”弯道悖论”为理论、以 Ka/Kd 双维度风险量化模型为工具,识别并治理”权责—风险倒挂”——规则制定权与收益归于一方、风险与生存代价却转嫁给另一方的结构性问题,给出从场域判定、七问识别、双维量化、黄橙红黑响应到正算、倒算与全项合规校验的完整闭环;该支柱同时立起人对人的”社会账”与人对环境的”生态账”,两账并列、不可互相抵消。第二支柱以San 值净真实价值评估体系锚定真实价值,将 1 San 定义为 1 千瓦时当期完成、可验证、可对外做功的有效能量净固化量,据此划定不可被制度性击穿的生命总 San 值池基线——每人每日约 2.90 San(生存池 2.32、自由池 0.58 ...
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Strategies for Promotion of Avoiding Harmful Substances

Nursing Clinics of North America, 1991
Obviously, avoiding harmful substances and addictions to them and intervening later once the addiction is established are complex tasks. All the aspects of primary, secondary, and tertiary interventions can be used in a given family with addiction, for there may be late-stage, chronic addiction, early addiction that can be interrupted, and youngsters ...
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Incompleteness and Harm Avoidance in OCD

2017
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) has been traditionally linked with the motivational dimension of harm avoidance (HA). However, there is increasing evidence for the involvement of a second core dimension, referred to as Incompleteness (INC) or “not just right experiences” (NJREs), in a substantial fraction of patients.
Stefano Pallanti   +3 more
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