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Activities of Daily Living Scale in Hoarding Disorder

, 2013
Research on hoarding over the last two decades has shown that hoarding disorder appears to be a distinct disorder that burdens the individual, the community and the families of people who hoard.
Steketee, Gail, Tolin, David F., Frost, Randy O., Hristova, Veselina   +3 more
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Information Processing and Affective Responses in Hoarding Disorder

, 2013
Hoarding, the accumulation of a large number of possessions and substantial clutter, is increasingly being recognized as an important public health concern.
Wheaton, Michael G.
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Hoarding Disorder: new horizons [PDF]

, 2017
The theme of this contextual statement is Hoarding Disorder (HD), which can be defined as a failure to discard possessions, which may be useless or of little value, resulting in excessive clutter that precludes activities for which the living space was ...
Singh, S.
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Hoarding disorder: Beliefs about possessions [PDF]

There is substantial evidence highlighting the importance of beliefs about possessions in understanding and treating Hoarding Disorder. Despite this, there has not yet been a comprehensive review of this topic.
Smith, Alisha
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The cognitive-behavioural model of hoarding disorder: Evidence from clinical and non-clinical cohorts [PDF]

, 2017
The cognitive-behavioural model of hoarding disorder incorporates information processing difficulties, maladaptive attachment to possessions, erroneous beliefs about the nature of possessions, and mood problems as etiologically significant factors ...
Michael Kyrios, Keong Yap, Frost, RO, Richard Moulding, Daniel B. Fassnacht, Moulding, R, Yap, K, Mogan, C, Christopher Mogan, Randy O. Frost, Fassnacht, DB, Kyrios, M   +11 more
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Neighborhood experience and hoarding disorder

Journal of Affective Disorders
Hoarding disorder is a relatively common psychiatric condition with a variety of adverse social and individual consequences. People with hoarding report high rates of loneliness and interpersonal dysfunction; however, little is known about how people with hoarding experience and function within their broader social systems (e.g., neighborhoods and ...
Jarrod, Williams, Ben, Porter, Mary E, Dozier   +2 more
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Is hoarding a different disorder?

Neuropsychiatry, 2012
Obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) is a complex and disabling disorder. The core of the complexity is the fact that OCD is a heterogeneous disorder with respect to its clinical presentation (i.e., age at onset, pharmacological response, pattern of comorbidities and symptom dimensions), and its neurobiological and neurocognitive dysfunctions.
Stefano Pallanti, Giacomo Grassi, Andrea Cantisani   +2 more
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Hoarding symptoms are not exclusive to hoarders

Frontiers in Psychology, 2016
Hoarding Disorder (HD) was originally conceptualized as a subcategory of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), and numerous studies have in fact focused exclusively on investigating the comorbidity between OCD and HD.
Caterina Novara, Gioia Bottesi, Stella Dorz, Ezio Sanavio   +3 more
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Hoarding disorder and virtual reality: virtual room standardization project

, 2022
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FRANCO, MATTEO
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An Exploratory Investigation of Animal Hoarding Symptoms in a Sample of Adults Diagnosed With Hoarding Disorder

, 2016
Objective: The extant research on animal hoarding has a dearth of information on animal hoarding tendencies in adults diagnosed with hoarding disorder (HD).
Jennifer E. Ung, Dozier, Mary, Mary E. Dozier, Ung, Jennifer E., Christiana Bratiotis, Catherine R. Ayers, Ayers, Catherine R., Bratiotis, Christiana   +7 more
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