Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is a highly debilitating neuropsychiatric condition with
estimated lifetime prevalence of 2–3%, more than twice that of schizophrenia. However, in …

The cognitive bias of “Thought Action Fusion”(TAF) has received significant research
attention in the past decade. The review addresses the assessment of TAF, its place in …

Presents a valuable new approach to research and treatment of psychological disorders•
Offers new and creative ideas to clinicians to develop their clinical skills• Provides an …

" This is an outstanding book. Clark has undertaken the considerable task of reviewing all of
the key literature on OCD, from early behavioral research to current cognitive theories and …

Important progress has been made in understanding the spectrum of obsessive-compulsive
disorders; however, most advances in treatment have been directed at the compulsive …

The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between symptom presentation in
obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) and dysfunctional beliefs hypothesized to relate to …

During the past 30 years, experimental psychopathologists have conducted many studies
aiming to elucidate the cognitive abnormalities that may figure in the etiology and …

Thought–action fusion (TAF) is the tendency for individuals to assume that certain thoughts
either imply the immorality of their character or increase the likelihood of catastrophic events …

There is evidence that religion and other cultural influences are associated with the
presentation of obsessive–compulsive symptoms, as well as beliefs and assumptions …

Thought–action fusion (TAF) is a cognitive bias presumed to underlie the development of
obsessional problems (ie obsessive–compulsive disorder; OCD). Previous studies have …