Abstract: The purpose of this study was to analyze the relationship between nursing students’ dysfunctional attitudes and their acceptance aesthetic surgery. performed as a descriptive with 105 second-year students at health sciences faculty located in central Black Sea Region Turkey. Descriptive Characteristics Form, Acceptance Cosmetic Surgery short-form Dysfunctional Attitudes Scale were use...

Theoretical background: The Dysfunctional Attitude Scale (DAS) is a measurement tool that commonly used to detect dysfunctional beliefs contributing the emergence and onset of depressive symptoms. Although it has been primarily for testing clinical populations, various forms scale have created, only small body literature proved its psychometric adequacy on sample. Goals: Therefore, current stud...

BACKGROUND A single-item assessment of sad mood after remission from MDD is predictive of relapse, yet the mechanisms that play a role in depressive relapse remain poorly understood. METHODS In 283 patients, remitted from recurrent depression (DSM-IV-TR criteria; HAM-D17 score ≤ 10), we examined emotional scarring, that is, whether the number of previous depressive episodes was associated wit...

Dominant theoretical approaches in loneliness research emphasize the value of personality characteristics in explaining loneliness. The present study examines whether dysfunctional social strategies and attributions in lonely adolescents can be explained by personality characteristics. A questionnaire survey was conducted with 379 Danish Grade 8 students (M = 14.1 years, SD = 0.4) from 22 geogr...

objectives: the present research was carried out to investigate the role of psychological structures particularly dysfunctional attitudes with its consequence depression in incidence and severity of coronary heart disease. method: in this research 30 patients (28 males and 2 females) suffering from myocardial infarction and 30 nonpatient individuals (28 males and 2 females) after matching were ...

Panic disorder is an anxiety disorder that involves recurrent panic attacks, which emerge when a harmless stimulus is interpreted as "catastrophic". In an attempt to avoid the panic attack or prevent confrontation, the patient exhibits a dysfunctional attitude and behavior, such as evasion and safety-seeking behavior (SSB). Dysfunctional behavior leads to an increase in the recurrence of panic ...