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Mindfulness and Self-Acceptance
Journal of Rational - Emotive and Cognitive - Behavior Therapy, 2006The present article will focus on the cognitive theory of mindfulness and its importance in achieving unconditional self-acceptance. The goal of the mindful perspective is to increase cognitive flexibility and to thereby increase behavioral flexibility and the ability to adapt to one’s current environment in a meaningful manner.
Ellen J Langer
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Can Mindfulness and Acceptance Be Learnt by Self-Help?: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Mindfulness and Acceptance-Based Self-Help Interventions [PDF]
Clinical Psychology Review, 2014 There is growing evidence that mindfulness and acceptance-based interventions have positive consequences for psychological and physical health. The most well-established of these interventions typically involve relatively large resource commitments, in ...
Fergal Jones +2 more
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Situational Variables and Self-Acceptance
Psychological Reports, 1969This study examined the effects of experimentally induced success and failure on level of self-acceptance. Three groups (success group, failure group, and control group) of freshman psychology students were given a fictional perceptual discrimination test, supposedly related to probability of university graduation.
K S, Solway, R C, Fehr
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Rehabilitation Nursing, 1986
Self-acceptance has been identified as a key element in successful rehabilitation of physically disabled adults. This study sought to identify factors that contributed to self-acceptance. Four factors were investigated as predictors of self-acceptance. Using the multiple regression statistics, the study found that knowledge of disability and perceived ...
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Self-acceptance has been identified as a key element in successful rehabilitation of physically disabled adults. This study sought to identify factors that contributed to self-acceptance. Four factors were investigated as predictors of self-acceptance. Using the multiple regression statistics, the study found that knowledge of disability and perceived ...
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Self-Acceptance and Adjustment Revisited: A Replication
Psychological Reports, 1970Taylor and Combs (1952) found that adjusted children are more capable of accepting threatening statements than poorly adjusted children. The present study was an attempt to repeat their research with college students. Their list of damaging statements was modified for an older population and the California Test of Personality (CTP) was used as a ...
C H, Moore, J C, Ascough
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2013
The nature of happiness and the good life have preoccupied people for millennia, and the idea that what matters is not just to live, but to live well has been central to both Eastern and Western thought (Kesebir & Diener, 2008). Democritus, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and the Stoics and Epicureans were the first Western philosophers to ponder over the ...
Aurora Szentagotai, Daniel David
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The nature of happiness and the good life have preoccupied people for millennia, and the idea that what matters is not just to live, but to live well has been central to both Eastern and Western thought (Kesebir & Diener, 2008). Democritus, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and the Stoics and Epicureans were the first Western philosophers to ponder over the ...
Aurora Szentagotai, Daniel David
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Relation of Self-Acceptance and Acceptance of others
Psychological Reports, 2001A significant positive correlation of .33 was found for ratings on the Self-acceptance Scale and on the Acceptance of Others Scale for 13 undergraduate men and 45 women.
M W, Durm, P E, Glaze
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Self-acceptance of stuttering: A preliminary study
Journal of Communication Disorders, 2016This study explored the relationship between self-acceptance of stuttering and (1) psychosocial factors (self-esteem, hostility towards others, emotional support, and perceived discrimination); (2) treatment history (support group participation, therapy duration, and perceived therapy success); and (3) previously reported variables in self-acceptance ...
Thales, De Nardo +3 more
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2013
It is not unusual to open the daily newspaper to see headlines “Female stars relegated to the underclass” referring to the “…discrimination that resulted in Australia’s women Olympic basketball players flying to London in economy class, while the men travelled in business class” (The Age, July, 20, 2012, p. 1).
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It is not unusual to open the daily newspaper to see headlines “Female stars relegated to the underclass” referring to the “…discrimination that resulted in Australia’s women Olympic basketball players flying to London in economy class, while the men travelled in business class” (The Age, July, 20, 2012, p. 1).
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