anxiety
Cognitive-behavioral therapy in social phobia Terapia cognitivo-comportamental da fobia social
by: shinta, 6 pagesThis article is a review of relevant aspects of social phobia and the stages of treatment within cognitive-behavioral therapy in children and adolescents, as well as in adults. Method: A review ...
Helping someone else overcome a phobia
by: shinta, 4 pagesWhen someone is working to overcome a phobia, it can be enormously helpful to him/her to have the support of a relative, partner or friend. The leaflet has been written to help you to ...
SELF-HELP: MANAGING YOUR PHOBIA
by: shinta, 5 pagesSELF-HELP: MANAGING YOUR PHOBIA Step 1: Learning about anxiety and phobias This is a very important first step, as it helps you understand what is happening when you experience ...
Toilet Phobia and CCBT
by: shinta, 3 pagesWhat is CCBT? CCBT is the computerised version of cognitive behavioural therapy. Dr Chris Williams is the creator of such a package called Living Life to the Full. How does CCBT ...
Social Phobia and Excessive Shyness in Teens
by: shinta, 2 pagesStudies show that 40 percent of Americans consider themselves shy. Teens seem especially prone to feeling shy or self-conscious because of all of the physical and emotional changes ...
Computer Anxiety in E-Learning : The Effect of Computer Self-Efficacy
by: shinta, 15 pagesIt has been reported that as many as fifty percent of adults, including first-year University stu- dents, have some sort of computer-related phobia. This report demonstrates that the use of ...
Competitive Sport Shooting Practical Sport Psychology
by: shinta, 85 pagesSuccessful training in competitive sports or any performance-oriented sport is based on the scientific work up of specific physical and psychological as well as technical and didactic ...
DEALING WITH PRECOMPETITIVE ANXIETY
by: shinta, 5 pagesImagine that it is the night before a competition and you begin to worry about how well you will perform. You may find that your worrying begins to feed on itself, creating further ...
COGNITIVE CONSISTENCY THEORY
by: shinta, 7 pagesAs early as 100 A.D., the Greek philosopher, Epictetus, observed that men are not disturbed by things but by their perception of things. Then in 1911, Alfred Adler saw each person's ...
Structural Relations among Negative Affect, Mate Value, and Mating Effort
by: shinta, 24 pagesWe compared the ability of models based on evolutionary economic theory and Life History (LH) Theory to explain relations among self-reported negative affect, mate value, and mating effort. Method: ...
