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A Comparison Between Self-compassion and Unconditional Self-acceptance: Interventions on Self-blame, Empathy, Shame-, Guilt-Proneness, and Performance

Journal of Rational-Emotive & Cognitive-Behavior Therapy, 2022
Ştefania Crișan, Miruna Canache, Dan Buksa, D. Nechita   +3 more
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Psychologically Flexible Self-Acceptance

2013
The term “self-acceptance” sounds simple but anyone trying to define it quickly realizes that it is not. What does “acceptance” mean? What is being “accepted?” Who is the “self” we are speaking of? Is the “self” doing the acceptance? Or is the “self” being accepted?
Tami Jeffcoat, Steven C. Hayes
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Self-acceptance, Shame Withdrawal Tendencies and Resilience as Predictors of Locus of Control of Behavior

Psychologische Studien, 2021
Adriana Kaplánová, Alexander Gregor
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Self-Acceptance and Aging: Using Self-Acceptance as a Mediator of Change in CBT with Older People

2013
In this chapter, a brief overview of the current demographic transition facing the world is provided so that readers can appreciate a contemporary account of ageing. As this chapter is written to appeal to clinicians and researchers who may not feel ‘expert’ in working with older people, a brief outline of the prevalence of depression in later life and
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Self-Acceptance

2020
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Some measures of self-acceptance

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1963
Ija N. Korneb, Roger B. Allison, Stephen J. Donoviel, James D. Boswell   +3 more
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Self-acceptance and psychopathology.

Journal of Consulting Psychology, 1957
M, ZUCKERMAN, I, MONASHKIN
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Is Self-Acceptance a Reasonable Goal?

1995
For several decades evidence has accumulated on the genetic and constitutional determinants of obesity and the inefficacy of diets in producing lasting weight loss (for review see Stunkard & Penick, 1979, Wooley, Wooley & Dyrenforth, 1979; Foreyt, Goodrich & Gotto, 1981; Bennett, 1984, 1987; Garner & Wooley, 1991; Brownell, 1991; Wilson, in press).
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Self-acceptance and adjustment.

Journal of Consulting Psychology, 1952
C, TAYLOR, A W, COMBS
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Self-Acceptance of The Main Character in Turning Red Movie: A Self-Acceptance Theory Approach

Surakarta English and Literature Journal
This study explores the process of self-acceptance in the 2022 film Turning Red by examining the journey of the protagonist, Mei Lee, a Chinese-Canadian adolescent navigating puberty, cultural expectations, and familial pressures. Employing a qualitative content analysis approach grounded in self-acceptance theory, the research examines pivotal scenes,
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