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Subtypes of Psychotic-Like Experiences and Their Significance for Mental Health

InTech eBooks October 17, 2018 Lui Unterrassner 13 citations

More recently, the interest in studying subclinical psychosis has increased, as it might provide critical information regarding mechanisms that are implicated in the exacerbation of subclinical symptoms and the maintenance of mental health. However, psychosis research has tended to focus on clinical outcomes and not to differentiate between subtypes of psychotic-like experiences (PLE) that...

Insight in Psychosis: An Integrated Perspective

InTech eBooks October 17, 2018 Starlin Vijay Mythri, Johann Alex Ebenezer 2 citations

Insight in psychosis is a multidimensional concept with each component being influenced by various biological, individual and cultural factors. The study and understanding of such a concept needs to be done at various levels and with needed emphasis on the personal and interpersonal aspects of the people suffering with psychotic disorders, as this is routinely neglected in the clinical...

Consciousness and Social Cognition from an Interactionist Perspective: A New Approach on Understanding Normal and Abnormal Relations between Metacognition and Mindreading

InTech eBooks October 3, 2018 Małgorzata Gakis, Ewelina Cichoń, Tomasz Cyrkot et al. 3 citations

Contemporary discussions on relations between metacognition and mindreading result in several theoretical accounts allowing various combinations of both mechanisms in the process of formation of beliefs, intentions, and decisions with respect to oneself or others. In fact, various prefrontal areas of the brain are activated when individuals mentalize about themselves and about other people....

From Relaxation Response, Building Power for Health to an Advanced Self-Cultivation Practice: Genuine Well-Being

InTech eBooks September 6, 2017 Shawn Wu, Lin Hua Jiang, J. Wang

Recently, much more mind-body/mindfulness interventions have been used in different people including frail elders, patients with major depressive order, pain suffering, chronic fatigue, infection, and patients in intensive care unit, etc. In the field of Complementary and Alternative Medicine, many Chinese mind-body exercises are under very active investigation for evidence-based decision...

Inner Design Technology: Improved Affect by Quadrato Motor Training

InTech eBooks July 5, 2017 Patrizio Paoletti, Joseph Glicksohn, Tal Dotan Ben-Soussan 10 citations

The relation between positive affect and negative affect is a predictor of emotional well-being. In addition, healthy neuronal synchronization is associated with higher emotional well-being and positive affect. Related to this, recent studies have consistently reported that Quadrato Motor Training (QMT), a sensorimotor-cognitive training, increases alpha synchronization and emotional well-being...

The Impact of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapies for Nightmares and Prazosin on the Reduction of Post-Traumatic Nightmares, Sleep, and PTSD Symptoms: A Systematic Review and Meta- Analysis of Randomized and Non‐Randomized Studies

InTech eBooks November 2, 2016 Katia Levrier, Carolyn Leathead, Delphine-Émilie Bourdon et al. 5 citations

Post-traumatic nightmares (PTNMs) can be treatment resistant to conventional treatments for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). New cognitive and behavioral treatments (CBTs) for nightmares (NM) and pharmacological treatments, such as Prazosin, have been developed to directly reduce PTNMs. Objectives: The first objective was to evaluate the impact of CBTs for NM and Prazosin on the reduction...

DOI: 10.5772/64224 (opens in new tab) Nightmare Prazosin Psycinfo Randomized controlled trial +5

The Molecular and Quantum Approach to Psychopathology and Consciousness — From Theory to Experimental Practice

InTech eBooks June 11, 2015 Massimo Cocchi, Lucio Tonello, Fabio Gabrielli 2 citations

With the idol of certainty […] there falls one of the defences of obscurantism […] for the worship of this idol hampers not only the boldness of the questions, but also the rigor and the integrity of our tests.The wrong view of science betrays itself in the craving to be right; for it is not its possession of knowledge […] that makes the man of science, but its persistent and recklessly...

Neuroimaging and Dissociative Disorders

InTech eBooks February 1, 2012 Angelica Staniloiu, Irina Vitcu, J Braun Hans 21 citations

Although they were for a while “dissociated ” (Spiegel, 2006) from the clinical and scientific arena, dissociative disorders have in the last several years received a renewed interest among several groups of researchers, who embarked on the work of identifying and describing their underlying neural correlates. Dissociative disorders are characterized by

Dissociative Tendency, Anger Expression, and Frontal Activation During a Verbal Fluency Task

InTech eBooks October 3, 2011 Toru Uehara, Yoko Ishige, Masashi Su

Dissociation in adolescence has been described as a part of severe psychopathology with a complex comorbidity or serious trauma including sexual abuse (e.g., Chu and Dill, 1990; Sar et al., 2006). In contrast, it is also possible for healthy subjects to experience nonpathological (nonclinical) dissociation including daydreams or defense from strong stressors (de Ruiter et al., 2006). It is...