Abstract Background Schema Therapy is based on the theory that trauma and neglect in
childhood lead to early maladaptive schemas and psychopathology in adulthood. The aim of …

The parenting typology of Baumrind, Maccoby and Martin is based on variations in warmth
and control and consists of three negative parenting styles labelled authoritarian, neglectful …

Background and objectives Schema therapy (ST) has become a mainstream therapy for the
treatment of psychopathology and has been validated through a series of large scale …

This study aimed at developing a revised validated version of the Young Parenting Inventory
(YPI) known as YPI-R2 that had 17 theoretical subscales. Using separate ratings for fathers …

Central to the theory underpinning schema therapy is a hierarchically structured model
where maladaptive and adaptive schemas are manifestations of higher order core emotional …

Most measures of past parenting patterns have a restricted range of about two to three
negative parenting constructs. The Young Parenting Inventory (YPI-R2) provides a more …

There is limited research concerning the relationship between early adaptive schema, from
Young's Schema Theory, and women's sexual wellbeing. Schema Theory posits that early …

Objective Western models of psychology have long been dominant in the discipline.
However, the presumed universality of Western psychological treatment models is …

Objectives: Schema Therapy, an approach that integrates cognitive-behavioural and
attachment principles, helps us understand the impact of early interactions with caregivers …

The constructs of love and respect have been known to be essential ingredients contributing
positively to marital satisfaction, but to-date they have mostly been measured using separate …