COGNITIVE ATTENTIONAL SYNDROME (CAS) & COGNITIVE EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES: TRANSDIAGNOSTIC PROCESSES OR DIAGNOSTIC BASED ON MOOD & ANXIETY DISORDERS

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SALMANI B.; HASANI J.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY Year:2013 | Volume:5 | Issue:3 (19) Page(s): 91-104

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COGNITIVE ATTENTIONAL SYNDROME (CAS) & COGNITIVE EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES: TRANSDIAGNOSTIC PROCESSES OR DIAGNOSTIC BASED ON MOOD & ANXIETY DISORDERS

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COGNITIVE ATTENTIONAL SYNDROMEQ2

COGNITIVE EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIESQ2

TRANSDIAGNOSTIC PROCESSESQ2

MOOD DISORDERSQ2

ANXIETY DISORDERSQ2

Abstract

Introduction: The high rate of comorbidity between Mood & ANXIETY DISORDERS can be because of common processes trandiagnostic. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to determine role of two processes [COGNITIVE ATTENTIONAL SYNDROME (CAS) & COGNITIVE EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES (CERS)] in development and maintenance of Mood & ANXIETY DISORDERS.Method: Eighty nine patients (MDD=21; GAD=35; OCD=33) were selected from Taleghani & Baghiyatalah hospital by available sampling and (N=31) were evaluated by CAS-1 & CERQ questionnaires and compare with normal group. Then, data analyzed by ANOVA, Multivariate covariance & Bonferroni tests.Results: Results showed that patients with GAD, OCD & MDD obtained scores more than normal people in CAS & maladaptive COGNITIVE EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES (rumination, self-blaming, catastrophizing). This difference remained after considering comorbidity between these disorders.Conclusion: CAS & some Cognitive Emotion Strategies (rumination, catastrophizing, self-blaming) are TRANSDIAGNOSTIC PROCESSES and play critical role in development and maintenance in different mood & ANXIETY DISORDERS.

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SALMANI, B., & HASANI, J.. (2013). COGNITIVE ATTENTIONAL SYNDROME (CAS) & COGNITIVE EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES: TRANSDIAGNOSTIC PROCESSES OR DIAGNOSTIC BASED ON MOOD & ANXIETY DISORDERS. JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, 5(3 (19)), 91-104. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/152700/en

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SALMANI B., HASANI J.. COGNITIVE ATTENTIONAL SYNDROME (CAS) & COGNITIVE EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES: TRANSDIAGNOSTIC PROCESSES OR DIAGNOSTIC BASED ON MOOD & ANXIETY DISORDERS. JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY[Internet]. 2013;5(3 (19)):91-104. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/152700/en

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B. SALMANI, and J. HASANI, “COGNITIVE ATTENTIONAL SYNDROME (CAS) & COGNITIVE EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES: TRANSDIAGNOSTIC PROCESSES OR DIAGNOSTIC BASED ON MOOD & ANXIETY DISORDERS,” JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, vol. 5, no. 3 (19), pp. 91–104, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/152700/en

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