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A growing body of research has linked high distress intolerance (DI) to obsessions, but not other OCD symptom domains. However, existing research is correlational and experimental studies are needed before causal determinations can be...
Research suggests that intolerance of uncertainty (IU) may be a maintaining factor for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Cognitive models contend that information-processing biases play an etiological role in anxiety. One such bias...
Cognitive-behavioral models of compulsive hoarding have identified information processing deficits of categorization and organization, decision-making and indecisiveness, memory, and attention as areas that may contribute to compulsive...
Research suggests that individuals high in trait anger have a cognitive bias for attributing hostile intentions to ambiguous situations. However, no studies have tested whether this interpretation bias can be altered to influence anger...
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