EFFICACY OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION FOCUSED ON THE FEAR OF DEATH IN THE REDUCTION OF THE SYMPTOMS OF HYPOCHONDRIASIS

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GHORBANALI POUR MASOUD; BORJALI AHMAD; SOHRABI FARAMARZ

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Journal: Journal of Behavior in Clinical Psychology Year:2011 | Volume:5 | Issue:19 Page(s): 35-44

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Title

EFFICACY OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION FOCUSED ON THE FEAR OF DEATH IN THE REDUCTION OF THE SYMPTOMS OF HYPOCHONDRIASIS

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GHORBANALI POUR MASOUD | BORJALI AHMAD | SOHRABI FARAMARZ | Issue Writer Certificate

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COGNITIVE BEHAVIORQ2

FEAR OF DEATHQ3

HYPOCHONDRIASQ3

Abstract

The research purpose is to assess the efficacy of COGNITIVE BEHAVIORal intervention focused on the FEAR OF DEATH in the reduction of the symptoms of HYPOCHONDRIASis; therefore, 18 individuals diagnosed with HYPOCHONDRIASis were selected through the accessibility mode and assigned to the experimental and control groups. The experimental group underwent ten sessions of COGNITIVE BEHAVIORal intervention focused on the FEAR OF DEATH. Results showed that symptoms of HYPOCHONDRIASis is in experimental group was significantly lower than the control group in posttest and follow up (p<0/001).

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