The Socratic Method in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy: A Narrative Review
AbstractThe Socratic Method has been described as an important component of CBT interventions yet an empirical case for its use has not been made. The objective of this paper is to review the role of...
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AbstractIn order to enhance our understanding of the nature of poker-machine problem-gambling, a community sample of 37 poker-machine gamblers (Mage = 32 years, MPGSI = 5; PGSI = Problem Gambling...
View ArticleTrait Mindfulness, Problem-Gambling Severity, Altered State of Awareness and...
AbstractIn Australia, poker-machine gamblers represent a disproportionate number of problem gamblers. To cultivate a greater understanding of the psychological mechanisms involved in poker-machine...
View ArticleCue-Reactive Rationality, Visual Imagery and Volitional Control Predict...
AbstractPoker-machine gamblers have been demonstrated to report increases in the urge to gamble following exposure to salient gambling cues. However, the processes which contribute to this urge to...
View ArticleTrait Mindfulness Moderates the Relationship Between Early Maladaptive...
AbstractPrevious research has demonstrated that depressive symptoms are positively linked to early maladaptive schemas and negatively linked to trait mindfulness. However, the role trait mindfulness...
View ArticleClarifying the Role of the Socratic Method in CBT: a Survey of Expert Opinion
AbstractThe Socratic Method is widely described as an important component in the delivery of cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT). However, there is a lack of clarity regarding the perceived role and...
View ArticleCue-Reactive Imagery Mediates the Relationships of Reward Responsiveness with...
AbstractPrevious research has demonstrated that gambling cues (e.g., flashing lights on poker-machines) can trigger an urge to gamble in poker-machine gamblers. However, the psychological mechanisms...
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