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Shyness – In contrast to individuals with social anxiety, shy individuals will go to social functions but have difficulty talking to or engaging others.
DSM5 e Psichiatria: Intervista a Allen Frances, Professore Emerito alla Duke University, Chair del DSM IV, Autore del libro: Primo, non curare chi è normale
Dr. Gaspare Palmieri Interviews for State of Mind Musician and singer Sananda Maitreya. Music and Psychology
No, shyness is not the same as introversion. In fact, the motivational nature of shyness has more in common with extroversion than introversion.
Slides presentation by Justin L. Matthews e Teenie Matlock, University of California, Merced. SCIENZE COGNITIVE Understanding the Link Between Spatial Distance and Social Distance Justin L. Matthews and Teenie Matlock – Cognitive and Information Sciences, University of California, Merced, CA, USA ABSTRACT: Why do people use spatial language to describe social
State of Mind interviews Prof. Bernardo J. Carducci about the Psychological concept of Shyness. APA 2013 Honolulu, Hawaii. #Psychology #Psychotherapy #APA
Satisfaction with services has been given increasing attention in mental health services research, as it represents a key component of patients’ access.
Mental health in post communist countries – Mental illness is a major global health burdenwith substantial societal and economic consequences.
Elena Mannelli, Chiara Caruso, Francesca Martino, Michela Muggeo. Depression or just sadness? A study of Mental Health Literacy among young adolescents Neuropsychiatric disorders account for almost 50% of the disease burden in adolescents and young adults (Gore, et all., 2011), and only about half of those children and
Mental health literacy is a term that refers to the ‘knowledge and beliefs about mental disorders which aid their recognition, management or prevention
Stigma: Although each year approaching 30% of the population worldwide has some form of mental illness, at least two thirds receive no treatment.
Stigma can be considered as an amalgamation of three related problems: ignorance and misinformation, prejudice and discrimination.
Mental health: studies have been conducted based on the assumption that equity of access can be achieved if services are acceptable to diverse populations
Economically deprived and socially marginalised people are more likely to have higher rates of psychiatric morbidity but less access to the services.
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder – An intensive CBT treatment can be defined as any time period up to three months in residential treatment.
Embodied cognition: not confined to the brain, but extends and relies on our body parts and external objects, enabling us literally to “think with things”
Family History and Anxiety #4: Anxious parents tend to have anxious children and there is some evidence for the specificity of anxiety transmission.
Visual-Perceptual: Watching is a learned skill that is neither innate nor spontaneous.
