2017
DOI: 10.1159/000464255
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Aktueller Forschungsstand zum Unvollständigkeitserleben bei Zwangsstörungen

Abstract: In der vorliegenden Arbeit wird ein Überblick über den Forschungsstand zum Unvollständigkeitserleben bei Menschen mit Zwängen gegeben. Empirische Daten zur phänomenologischen Differenzierung zwischen selbstbezogenem Unvollständigkeitserleben (SU) und Nicht-genau-richtig-Erleben («not-just-right experiences»; NJREs) werden vorgestellt. Erhebungsinstrumente und Befunde zur Auftretenshäufigkeit, zur Assoziation mit unterschiedlichen symptombasierten Subtypen und mit der Schwere der Zwänge sowie zur Spezifität von… Show more

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“…NJREs describe a person's discomfort with an action or perception that does DOI: 10.1159/000532044 not yet feel "just right" to the person (e.g., the hair does not sit "just right," a text does not feel "quite right or finished"). NJREs show correlations with maladaptive perfectionism, are also referred to as "sensation-based perfectionism," and are putatively associated with a neurobiological basis [Coles et al, 2003;Ecker and Gönner, 2017].…”
Section: Diagnostic Assessment Of Perfectionismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…NJREs describe a person's discomfort with an action or perception that does DOI: 10.1159/000532044 not yet feel "just right" to the person (e.g., the hair does not sit "just right," a text does not feel "quite right or finished"). NJREs show correlations with maladaptive perfectionism, are also referred to as "sensation-based perfectionism," and are putatively associated with a neurobiological basis [Coles et al, 2003;Ecker and Gönner, 2017].…”
Section: Diagnostic Assessment Of Perfectionismmentioning
confidence: 99%