'Negative affect' diaporamas de présentation

Interfacing research on Clinical RFT and ACT: The case of RNT-focused ACT

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Obesity

Obesity. Epidemiology of Obesity. Definition/Prevalence Medical Complications Social and Psychological Consequences. Key Prevalence Facts. Overall rate of obesity is 34.8% Rates have risen significantly (25.4 vs 34.8) Overall men and women do not differ much (men 33.7-women 35.9)

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Measuring Pain

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Meta-Cognition, Motivation, and Affect

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Jim Tanaka Department of Psychology University of Victoria

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Treating Nonsuicidal Self-Injury with the Unified Protocol

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Workplace Stressors

Workplace Stressors. Random High pitch Loudness. Effects vary by factors such as: Type of task (e.g., concentration required) Individual differences. Noise. Impairs performance on both physical and mental tasks. Heat (humidity ). Most affects tasks requiring fine muscle movements.

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Studying Happiness: Well-Being Interventions And Individual Differences

Studying Happiness: Well-Being Interventions And Individual Differences. Annabel Naftali Dianne Vella-Brodrick School of Psychology, Psychiatry and Psychological Medicine, Monash University. Background - SWB. Subjective well-being Positive affect (PA) Negative affect (NA)

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LEADERSHIP

LEADERSHIP. What is Leadership?. The ability to influence, motivate, and enable others to contribute to the effectiveness and success of the organizations of which they are members. Robert House (2004) The ability to influence a group toward the achievement of a vision or set of goals.

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Sensory Activities for the Classroom

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Should Cell-phone Use Be Limited While Driving?

Should Cell-phone Use Be Limited While Driving?. Sabrina Prophet English 12 September 23, 2009. Accidents. Many people can hear bad news on a cell-phone while driving and wreck. Talking on a cell-phone while driving makes a person four times more likely to be in a crash.

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MBCT and Addiction :Developing Compassionate Mind

MBCT and Addiction :Developing Compassionate Mind . Amanda Burden. In loving memory of Professor Alan Marlatt 1941-2011 A Gentle Warrior. . Background to study .

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Imposing personalities

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Psychomotor therapy for patients with stress-related complaints

Psychomotor therapy for patients with stress-related complaints. A cognitive-behavioral approach. Olivier Glas Teacher at HAN-university Psychomotor therapist at Kairos (forensic psychiatry). Some basic assumptions. Human beings are related to the world by their bodies and movement.

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Psychological Methods of Stress Management Outlined

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Frame

Exhibit 1. Framing Questions Influence on Directing Subjective Personal Introspection in Explaining Behavior Source: Inspired, in part, by Figure 5.1, Malle (2004, p. 119). Key: CHR, causal history reason valuing--positive or negative affect toward the action or its outcome

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Integration of the Cognitive-Contextual Framework & the Specific Emotions Model Incorporation of Childhood Internali

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MLL

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AS Economics and Business What is unemployment and how does it affect us all? Unit 2b

AS Economics and Business What is unemployment and how does it affect us all? Unit 2b. By Mrs Hilton for revisionstation. Lesson Objectives. To be able to discuss unemployment, costs to the economy, opportunity cost and social cost

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