Although some theories suggest that anxious individuals selectively remember threatening
stimuli, findings remain contradictory despite a considerable amount of research. A …

In the clinical domain, ethical analyses involve examination of complex individual
responses, psychological processes, and social context. Psychological aspects of stroke …

The present research examined the influence of negative affectivity (NA) on the form of the
felt accountability–job tension relationship. It was hypothesized that the nonlinear …

Objectives: While mindfulness-based interventions have received widespread application in
both clinical and non-clinical populations, the mechanism by which mindfulness meditation …

The evidence for an anxiety-related memory bias is contradictory. We compiled 171 articles
published until October 2016 including a group with clinical or subclinical anxiety and a …

Objectives. Based on cognitive theory (CT), the aim of this study is to investigate the
cognitive processing of food cues in clinically overweight adolescents. Design. An …

Previous research has suggested that we tend to forget information that is self-threatening—
an effect known as mnemic neglect. Three experiments are reported, which examined …

Introduction: The aim of the present study was to examine the relationship of trait anxiety and
thought control strategies with pathological worry. Method: Participants of this research were …

From concerns about job performance, to anxiety before a test, to apprehension before a
presentation, people commonly worry about the outcomes of future events (Tallis, Davey & …

The current study investigated purported mechanisms by which mindfulness-based
programs (MBP) improve depression symptoms, specifically, whether mindfulness-related …