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The Evaluation of Yoga Interventions for Individuals With Limited Mobility: Pain, Psychological Variables, and Mindfulness 

Curtis, Kathryn Joanna Brenda (2018-11-21)
Objective: The aim of this dissertation was to evaluate specialized yoga interventions for populations with complex chronic health conditions involving chronic pain and limited mobility. Method: Three research trials ...
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An Agile Development Cycle of a Web-Based Memory Intervention Program for Healthy Older Adults 

Yusupov, Iris (2018-11-21)
The Memory and Aging Program is an in-person psychoeducation intervention for healthy older adults provided at Baycrest Health Sciences. The program has been shown to significantly increase participants' memory knowledge, ...
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Self-Critical or Lacking in Self-Compassion? Distinct Constructs with Unique Predictions for Subjective Well-Being Over Time 

Chafe, David Thomas (2018-11-21)
Self-compassion has been found to play an important role in mental health and well-being. In contrast, self-criticism is related to negative personality traits and various psychopathologies. There are well-known and valid ...
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Being in the Therapeutic Encounter: A Descriptive Phenomenological Investigation of Novice Therapist Presence 

Colosimo, Kenneth Andrew (2019-03-05)
This study investigated the phenomenon of therapeuticpresencefrom the vantage point ofnovicetherapistsearly in their clinical training.Although existential-humanistic philosophy and various approaches to psychotherapyhave ...
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Self-Compassion as a Protective Factor Against Mental Illness Self-Stigma 

Zhao, Wenfeng (2019-03-05)
Self-stigma, the internalization of public stigma, is a significant hindrance to help-seeking and treatment adherence for mental illness. Stigma reduction strategies have thus far focused on mitigating the negative impact ...
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Ambivalence as a Moderator of Treatment Outcomes in Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Generalized Anxiety Disorder 

Button, Melissa Lauren (2019-03-05)
Although there is a robust finding documenting the efficacy of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) in treating anxiety, a significant proportion of clients fail to respond optimally to treatment. A major focus of psychotherapy ...
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Perfectionism and Distress Tolerance as Psychological Vulnerabilities to Traumatic Impact and Psychological Distress in Persons with Psychotic Illness 

Hassan, Sabrina (2018-05-28)
Perfectionism has been linked with various indices of maladjustment but has not yet been formally investigated in persons with psychotic illness. There is also a call for more psychological formulations of psychotic illness ...
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Cognitive Mechanisms of Wise Reasoning Across the Adult Lifespan 

Darboh, Bri Susanna (2018-11-21)
Investigations have begun to unpack the cognitive architecture of wisdom, yet, controversies remain, including disparate notions of the role of memory. There is no agreed upon definition of wisdom; however, there is consensus ...
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The Effects of Prior Knowledge on Mnemonic Discrimination in Young and Older Adults, and in Hippocampal Amnesia 

Pishdadian, Sara (2018-11-21)
The hippocampus is critical to discriminating between newly learned, highly similar stimuli; less clear is its role in discriminating representations based on prior knowledge. In this study, young adults, older adults ...
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Preserved, Deteriorated, and Premorbidly Impaired Patterns of Intellectual Ability in Schizophrenia 

Ammari, Narmeen (2017-07-27)
Objective: Although impaired general intellectual ability is a prevalent feature in schizophrenia, patterns suggesting preserved, deteriorated, and premorbidly impaired intellect have also been identified. The main purpose ...
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