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Jonathan K. Lee

3 papers in the library · 104 citations · publishing 2008-2013

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Ketamine Effects on Memory Reconsolidation Favor a Learning Model of Delusions

PLoS One June 12, 2013 Philip R. Corlett, Victoria C. Cambridge, Jennifer M. Gardner et al. 104 citations

Delusions are the persistent and often bizarre beliefs that characterise psychosis. Previous studies have suggested that their emergence may be explained by disturbances in prediction error-dependent learning. Here we set up complementary studies in order to examine whether such a disturbance also modulates memory reconsolidation and hence explains their remarkable persistence. First, we...

DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0065088 (opens in new tab) Memory consolidation Placebo Cognitive psychology Classical conditioning +5

The development of a brief acceptance and mindfulness-based program aimed at reducing sexual revictimization among college women with a history of childhood sexual abuse.

Journal of Clinical Psychology May 4, 2011 Justin M Hill, Peter M Vernig, Jonathan K. Lee et al.

Women with a history of childhood sexual assault (CSA) are more likely to be revictimized; however, most existing programs aimed at reducing sexual victimization do not expressly address the issue of revictimization. The present study examined the efficacy of a brief mindfulness-based program in reducing rates of sexual assault and revictimization in college women over the course of an academic...

DOI: 10.1002/jclp.20813 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Humans Follow-up studies Psychological tests Psychotherapy, group +7

Mindfulness and emotion regulation difficulties in generalized anxiety disorder: Preliminary evidence for independent and overlapping contributions

The Behavior Therapist November 1, 2008 Lizabeth Roemer, Jonathan K. Lee, Kristalyn Salters-pedneault et al.

Diminished levels of mindfulness (awareness and acceptance/nonjudgment) and difficulties in emotion regulation have both been proposed to play a role in symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD); the current studies investigated these relationships in a nonclinical and a clinical sample. In the first study, among a sample of 395 individuals at an urban commuter campus, we found that self...