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Carrie Tully Lauren Clary Maureen Monaghan Wendy Levy Marisa E. Hilliard Randi Streisand 《Cognitive and behavioral practice》2021,28(2):293-308
There are significant stressors related to parenting a young child with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes (T1D). Despite these challenges, there are not yet clearly defined interventions to help promote psychological health and adherence for families with young children with T1D. First STEPS is a tailored stepped care design intervention to positively impact parents’ emotional functioning and children’s glycemic control in young children newly diagnosed with T1D. The First STEPS intervention is derived from a combination of Cognitive Behavioral Theory and Social Cognitive Theory to support family adjustment to T1D, promote parental mastery over T1D tasks, increase coping skills to manage stressors associated with T1D, and build on the strengths of families newly diagnosed with T1D to help them achieve positive health and wellbeing outcomes. We present details about the intervention and describe two pilot participants as case studies. Results indicated that the treatment and delivery model were acceptable to the pilot participants, as evidenced by treatment completion and satisfaction ratings. Future directions for this work include testing the efficacy of this new treatment in a randomized controlled trial. 相似文献
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Janelle L. Wagner Mark Connelly Ronald T. Brown Lloyd “Chip” Taylor Carrie Rittle Barbara Wall-Cloues 《Journal of clinical psychology in medical settings》2004,11(4):243-252
The aim of this study was to examine the potential moderating effect of age on the child-reported pain–social anxiety relationship in children and adolescents with sickle cell disease (SCD). Participants were children and adolescents (ages 8–17; 33 girls, 25 boys) diagnosed with SCD who completed measures of social anxiety and severity of usual pain. Caregivers provided demographic information, and mean hemoglobin levels were computed as a measure of objective disease severity. Ratings of more severe pain were associated with greater social anxiety, including fear of negative evaluation, for older children and adolescents only, revealing a moderating effect of age. Increased relevancy of peer relationships in adolescence, limited social contacts due to SCD complications, and misreading of social cues (e.g., maladaptive coping response to pain) may explain why older children and adolescents reported greater social anxiety in the presence of a stressor such as pain. 相似文献
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Carrie S. W. Borrero Timothy R. Vollmer John C. Borrero 《Behavioral Interventions》2004,19(4):247-262
For one boy with developmental disabilities, we conducted naturalistic observations and saw that aggression occurred during instructional task presentations. Next, in an experimental analysis, we manipulated the manner in which instructions were presented. Results showed that differentially high rates of aggression were observed when the manner in which instructions were presented was manipulated. Based on the results of the assessment, a successful intervention was developed that incorporated the idiosyncratic finding observed during both the naturalistic observations and the experimental analysis. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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Walter P. Vispoel Carrie A. Morris Sara J. Clough 《Journal of personality assessment》2019,101(3):237-252
Although interchangeability of results across computer and paper modes of administration is commonly assumed, recent meta-analyses and individual studies continue to reveal mean differences in scores for measures of socially desirable responding (SDR). Results from these studies have also failed to include new methods of scoring and crucial aspects of scaling, reliability, validity, and administration emphasized in professional standards for assessment that are essential in establishing equivalence. We addressed these shortcomings in a comprehensive, repeated measures investigation for 6 ways of scoring the Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding (BIDR), one of the most frequently administered companion measures of SDR in research and practice. Results for many previously unexamined, standards-driven aspects of scaling, reliability, and validity strongly supported the interchangeability of scores across modes of administration. Computer questionnaires also took considerably less time to complete and were overwhelmingly favored by respondents in relation to physical characteristics of the measures, appraisals of the the assessment experience, and perceived quality of information obtained. Collectively, these results highlight the importance of following professional standards when constructing and administering computerized assessments and the evolution of computer technology in providing viable, effective, and accepted platforms for administering and scoring the BIDR in numerous ways. 相似文献
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Pastoral Psychology - How can body-centered spiritual practices help those experiencing traumatic grief? Research on trauma recovery using Porges’s polyvagal theory demonstrates the central... 相似文献
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Sarah L. Smith Beth DeGrace Carrie Ciro Ami Bax Andrea Hambrick Jennifer James 《Psychology, health & medicine》2017,22(10):1239-1247
Child health and developmental outcomes are influenced by the health of the family and the context created. Research suggests symptoms of poor family health (e.g. suboptimal family interactions, parenting stress) yet there is limited understanding of the factors which contribute to robust family health which may unveil opportunities for targeted intervention and family health promotion. The present study examined families’ experiences of family health and factors contributing to family health. We performed a qualitative study using constructivist grounded theory methods to guide our understanding of family health for families with typically developing children aged 5–18. Interviews were conducted in family homes and all members were invited to participate. Data from interviews were transcribed, coded, thematically analyzed, and verified with select families. Ten families, including 10 mothers, 8 fathers, and 15 children participated in the study. Participants described family health as a process of balance, living purposefully, and sharing experiences together in alignment with family identity. Mediating family health were processes of awareness and reflection, and adapting, adjusting, and changing in response to family life including external stress factors. Results highlight the possibility for healthcare practitioners to facilitate families’ self-reflection and awareness about their health in order to mediate family health development. 相似文献
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An Innovative Treatment Approach for Children With Anxiety Disorders and Medically Unexplained Somatic Complaints 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Laura C. Reigada Paige H. Fisher Cynthia Cutler Carrie Masia Warner 《Cognitive and behavioral practice》2008,15(2):140-147
Anxiety disorders in children and adolescents are largely undetected and the majority of youth do not receive services. Given the deleterious consequences of anxiety disorders, early identification and intervention have public health implications. In order to increase identification and treatment of anxious youth, expansion to nonpsychiatric settings (i.e., pediatric medical settings, schools) is necessary. Pediatric medical offices represent ideal settings for detection and intervention for several reasons: (1) access to large numbers of children, (2) high prevalence of unrecognized anxiety disorders in medical settings, and (3) an association between anxiety disorders and medically unexplained somatic symptoms. This paper describes a cognitive-behavioral intervention for youth who present to pediatric medical settings with nonmedical somatic symptoms and undiagnosed anxiety disorders. We explain the rationale for and focus of our treatment approach, present two case studies illustrating the treatment process, and conclude with a discussion of implementation considerations. 相似文献
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Functional disability is a key component of many psychiatric illnesses, particularly schizophrenia. Impairments in social
and role functioning are linked to cognitive deficits, a core feature of psychosis. Retrospective analyses demonstrate that
substantial functional decline precedes the onset of psychosis. Recent investigations reveal that individuals at clinical-high-risk
(CHR) for psychosis show impairments in social relationships, work/school functioning and daily living skills. CHR youth also
demonstrate a pattern of impairment across a range of cognitive domains, including social cognition, which is qualitatively
similar to that of individuals with schizophrenia. While many studies have sought to elucidate predictors of clinical deterioration,
specifically the development of schizophrenia, in such CHR samples, few have investigated factors relevant to psychosocial
outcome. This review integrates recent findings regarding cognitive and social-cognitive predictors of outcome in CHR individuals,
and proposes potential directions for future research that will contribute to targeted interventions and improved outcome
for at-risk youth. 相似文献