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PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN WITH SEXUAL INHIBITION (FRIGIDITY) IN SEX CLINICS
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1976Traditional psychiatric thought has equated the inability of a female to obtain an orgasm (particularly a vaginal orgasm during intercourse) with psychological maladjustment. The research literature generally does not support this position. The present paper describes the psychological characteristics of 44 frigid women who applied for treatment of ...
D J, Munjack, F R, Staples
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Psychological Factors Inhibit Family Members' Confidence to Initiate CPR
Prehospital Emergency Care, 2008A minority of bystanders will initiate cardiopulmonary (CPR) when a family member collapses in the home. This study sought to better understand the psychological barriers to family-initiated CPR and to determine whether sociodemographic variables are influential.Twelve hundred and eight people were contacted via telephone and asked about their ...
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Psychological inhibition and CD4 T-cell levels in HIV-seropositive women
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 2003This cross-sectional study examined the hypothesis that the capacity for emotional expression is a critical moderator of the emotional support-health relationship.In a sample of 61 HIV-seropositive women without AIDS, coping interviews were conducted to assess HIV-specific emotional support and emotional expression and inhibition (percentage of ...
Naomi I, Eisenberger +2 more
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Modulation of attentional inhibition by norepinephrine and cortisol after psychological stress
International Journal of Psychophysiology, 2000Two of the most salient physiological responses to stress are increased norepinephrine (NE) and cortisol (CORT) activities. However, it is unclear how these neurochemical events affect cognition, especially attention. We examined the effects of mild psychological stress on selective attention, as assessed by the negative priming (NP) paradigm. Salivary
P D, Skosnik +3 more
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The Physiological and Psychological Effects of the Expression and Inhibition of Emotion
Behavioral Medicine, 1990Previous work has indicated that humor enhances immunity, but the immunological effects of overt crying have not been studied. Thirty-nine women viewed sad and humorous videotapes and either inhibited or expressed overt expressions of laughter and weeping; these were observed and timed. Moods and immunity (S-IgA) were repeatedly measured.
S M, Labott +3 more
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A mediational model relating affect intensity, emotion inhibition, and psychological distress
Behavior Therapy, 2001A growing empirical literature suggests that attempts to suppress, inhibit, or avoid private experience (e.g., thoughts, feelings) can be problematic. The purpose of this study was to examine a model in which inhibition of thoughts and emotion was predicted to mediate the relationship between the trait of negative affect intensity and acute ...
Lynch, Thomas R. +3 more
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Psychological Bulletin, 2000
Disinhibition is a common focus in psychopathology research. However, use of inhibition models often is piecemeal, lacking an overarching taxonomy of inhibitory processes. The author organizes key concepts and models pertaining to different kinds of inhibitory control from the cognitive and temperament/personality literatures.
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Disinhibition is a common focus in psychopathology research. However, use of inhibition models often is piecemeal, lacking an overarching taxonomy of inhibitory processes. The author organizes key concepts and models pertaining to different kinds of inhibitory control from the cognitive and temperament/personality literatures.
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Child Abuse & Neglect, 2003
To evaluate a model in which chronic emotional inhibition mediates the relationship between a history of childhood emotional invalidation or abuse and adult psychological distress.One hundred and twenty-seven participants completed a series of self-report questionnaires, and a subset of this group (n=88) completed an additional measure of current ...
Krause, Elizabeth D. +2 more
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To evaluate a model in which chronic emotional inhibition mediates the relationship between a history of childhood emotional invalidation or abuse and adult psychological distress.One hundred and twenty-seven participants completed a series of self-report questionnaires, and a subset of this group (n=88) completed an additional measure of current ...
Krause, Elizabeth D. +2 more
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[Inhibited thinking as normal psychological phenomena].
Zeitschrift fur experimentelle und angewandte Psychologie, 1992Inhibited thinking as a normal psychological phenomenon has to be distinguished from psychopathologically defined thinking disorders. Normal psychological inhibitions of thinking can be subdivided into affect-induced inhibitions ("affective inhibitions of thinking") and those caused by habituated thinking or sets ("habitual inhibitions").
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Precise lateral inhibition model of visual perception based on psychological experiments
IEEE. APCCAS 1998. 1998 IEEE Asia-Pacific Conference on Circuits and Systems. Microelectronics and Integrating Systems. Proceedings (Cat. No.98EX242), 2002For consideration of many visual perception studies, it may be very significant to make clear the simulation model with precise model expression. In this report, we want to decide the precise model and its parameters by introducing new directional anisotropy models based on precise psychological experiments.
A. Itoh, T. Yoshida, M. Onoda
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