Titlebook: Existential Concerns and Cognitive-Behavioral Procedures; An Integrative Appro Ross G. Menzies,Rachel E. Menzies,Genevieve A. Din Book 2022

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Ayantika Chatterjee,Khin Mi Mi Aungefly introduces self-related constructs before looking at how they have been applied to specific domains of psychopathology in recent empirical and theoretical works. First, it has been argued that self-construct is a central concern driving obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), with those with obses

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Fluid Mechanics and Its Applications our understanding of the role that identity and ‘the self’ play in psychological disturbance and its treatment. Numerous definitions of the self have been discussed across multiple disciplines, and these are referred to either implicitly or explicitly in cognitive behavioural formulations of psycho

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-14701-2tant role. Freedom, in this context, is understood as the ability to deliberately choose between different (behavioural) possibilities; responsibility (for one’s actions or inactions) is a direct consequence of freedom. Rollo May (Freedom and destiny. W. W. Norton, New York, 1981) has emphasised tha

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Refraction Problems in Geometric Optics, individual’s early expectations of life are not met, depression may follow. In existential terms, depression may be linked to an individual failing to embrace the potentialities afforded by freedom. Post-event rumination, usually involving shorter time frames, has also been linked to social anxiety

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978-3-031-06934-5Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022

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Creating Your Back End with Jakarta EE,pers while also taking up some important reflection from Tolstoy. Our being is marked by what lies at the peripheries of our existence, such as death as well as others. We are then determined by what we are not, and it is the challenge of existentialism for us to relate to the world in an authentic way.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-5286-1orary CBT for regret and shame through the lens of applied Stoicism. In addition, a range of specific techniques borrowed from the treatment of obsessions will be shown to have potential in battling regret. Finally, the use of self-compassion, mindfulness and novel approaches for regret regulation will be explored.

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Existentialism and the Problems of Beingpers while also taking up some important reflection from Tolstoy. Our being is marked by what lies at the peripheries of our existence, such as death as well as others. We are then determined by what we are not, and it is the challenge of existentialism for us to relate to the world in an authentic way.

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