… a study investigating whether negative beliefs, traits or … , and psychotic like phenomena,
paranoid thinking, in a non-clinical … The results revealed that negative beliefs about self and …

… engagement in analytic reasoning is correlated with impaired revision of emotionally negative
beliefs following exposure to emotionally positive disconfirmatory evidence. This specific …

… and judgmental about my own flaws and inadequacies’); overidentification (‘When I’m feeling
down I tend to obsess and fixate on everything that is wrong’); and isolation (‘When I think …

… paranoia, it has been shown that negative beliefs about the self and others are associated
with increased levels of paranoia… levels of paranoid thinking and more negative perceptions of …

… used 5 mild negative events that were not obviously paranoia-… 24 items assessing negative
and positive beliefs about the self … The subscale of interest in this study was negative beliefs …

… strategy) would be associated with higher frequency of paranoid thinking, and that negative
beliefs about paranoia would be associated with distress arising from paranoia thinking. …

… evaluation, they can be thought of as an indirect indication of negative beliefs about the self.
… made between important ways in which we think about the self. We have already seen that …

… negative beliefs, yet divergence for positive beliefs and social rank), and require replication,
they nonetheless suggest that “paranoia” … different interpretation from paranoia in respective …

… We hypothesised that positive and negative beliefs about paranoia would be associated …
with beliefs (time spent thinking about the beliefs), ii) duration of preoccupation with …

… with frequency of paranoia and that negative beliefs about paranoia would be positively …
negative beliefs about paranoia, positive beliefs about paranoia as an interesting way of thinking…