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How Does Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Work with Intrusive Thoughts? A Practical, Step-by-Step ViewIntrusive thoughts usually appear as worry, mental rumination, or unwanted images and words, and the effort to…
Comparison of Explicit Memory (Recognition and Recall) in Womenwith Bulimia Nervosaand Healthy Women21Javanmard*GholamHossein Javanmard,Forogh Abiri BonabIran., نوریام University, ی ناس Group of Psychologyيار دانش.1ـ Ir…
ArticleThe Effectiveness of Positive Psychotherapy on Physical and EmotionalDimensions of Girls with Persistent DepressionFroogh Abiri Bonab: PhD Student in Psychology, , Department of Psychology, Tabriz Branch,Isl…
Selective Attention and Perceptual Biases; A Guide to Recognizing Mental Patterns in Everyday SituationsIn everyday moments, what is seen or heard is more shaped by the mind’s processing style than by external reality. …
An Overview of Common Treatment Approaches in the Clinic: From CBT to Evidence-Based TherapiesChoosing a treatment approach in the clinic is logical and effective when it is grounded in scientific evidence, tailored to …
Social comparison can gradually—and sometimes imperceptibly—wear down self-esteem. When a person’s sense of worth becomes tied to external standards, the mind gets stuck in a “lack” and “falling behind” pattern rather t…
Emotional development in childhood and adolescence begins in the earliest years of life and, along the way, makes it possible to form abilities such as recognizing emotions, regulating feelings, and establishing emotion…
Thoughts are not usually the result of events; they are the result of how people interpret events. In this kind of interpretation, cognitive errors play a key role and cause mental assumptions to be selectively formed, …
Understanding common personality patterns is important because it goes beyond momentary reactions and makes it possible to observe continuities—patterns that, over time and across different situations, to some extent re…
