Sentences with phrase «negative ideation»

For example, people with major depressive disorder have more negative ideation and anticipations of failure in social interactions [55].

In depression, there is an over-stimulation of the brain by negative ideation that manifests in a more disturbing way at night.

As with many new things, a crate should be slowly introduced to prevent your dog from forming any negative ideations.

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A report due to be launched by the group will examine the potential negative effects of tech products used by young people, from a lack of critical - thinking skills to anxiety, stress and even suicidal ideation.

Research surrounding this topic has grown to include detailed descriptions of the associations between ACEs and many negative mental and physical health outcomes, including suicidal ideation and behavior (e.g., Isohookana, Raila, Hakko, & Räsänen, 2013), anxiety (e.g., Reiser, McMillan, Wright, & Amsundson, 2014), substance abuse (e.g., Mersky et al., 2013), and cancer (Brown, Thacker, & Cohen, 2013).

Outcome measures included the youth's self - reported suicidal ideation, depression, and negative attitudes about the future.

TF - CBT has a focus on reconstructing thinking patterns that minimize dysfunctional ideation and negative emotions.

The models were comprised of seven variables measured over 2 years: positive coping strategies, negative coping strategies, depressive symptoms, suicide ideation, academic achievement, emotion regulation, and self - esteem (see Figs 1 and 2).

Citation: Sinniah A, Oei TPS, Chinna K, Shah SA, Maniam T and Subramaniam P (2015) Psychometric Properties and Validation of the Positive and Negative Suicide Ideation (PANSI) Inventory in an Outpatient Clinical Population in Malaysia.

The present study evaluated the psychometric properties and factor structure of the Positive and Negative Suicide Ideation (PANSI) Inventory in a sample of clinical outpatients at a major hospital in Malaysia.

Critically, using a greater number of positive coping strategies was associated with better adjustment (e.g., less suicide ideation, using a fewer number of negative coping strategies, higher self - esteem and better academic achievement) over time.

We also expect that using a higher number of negative strategies will be associated with poorer adjustment (e.g., greater depressive symptoms, and higher suicide ideation) than using a smaller number of negative coping strategies.

For the count - based model, using a greater number of positive coping strategies at Time 1 was associated with less suicide ideation, engagement in fewer negative coping strategies, higher self - esteem, as well as higher academic achievement one year later.

Results showed that perceived burdensomness, catastrophizing, and negative urgency were significantly associated with current and lifetime history of suicidal ideation.