Attachment, fear of intimacy, and cognitions among child molesters

Wood, Eric; Riggs, Shelley A.

doi:10.1037/e512582008-001

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“…The outliers were studies by Broxholme and Lindsay (2003; d = 2.14-2.89), Kubik and Hecker (2005; d = 2.09-2.75), and Wood and Riggs (2009; d = 7.04). The removed Wood and Riggs study could be replaced by Wood (2007) as these two studies used the same sample, and the Wood study did not show an outlying d value. With the exclusion of these studies, the final sample contained 53 studies that assessed the relationship between cognitive distortions and externalizing problem behavior.…”

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A Meta-Analysis on Cognitive Distortions and Externalizing Problem Behavior

Helmond

Overbeek

Brugman

et al. 2014

Criminal Justice and Behavior

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Cognitive distortions are an important focus in many investigations and treatments of externalizing problem behavior, such as antisocial, delinquent, and aggressive behavior. Yet the overall strength of the association between cognitive distortions and externalizing behavior is unknown. Furthermore, it is unknown whether interventions can effectively reduce cognitive distortions and subsequently externalizing behavior. To fill these gaps, we conducted a meta-analysis of 71 studies on 20,685 participants. Results showed a medium to large effect size (d = .70) for the association between cognitive distortions and externalizing behavior. Interventions had a small effect (d = .27) on reducing cognitive distortions. In a subset of intervention studies that incorporated both cognitive distortions and externalizing behavior, however, neither cognitive distortions nor externalizing behavior were effectively reduced. Hence, although cognitive distortions are substantially linked to externalizing behavior and interventions can reduce cognitive distortions, a subsequent reduction in externalizing behavior remains to be demonstrated.

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A Meta-Analysis on Cognitive Distortions and Externalizing Problem Behavior

Helmond

Overbeek

Brugman

et al. 2014

Criminal Justice and Behavior

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“…Definic intimity lze v literatuře nalézt vícero a nejsou vždy jednotné, což je odrazem komplexity daného konstruktu a potřeby jej přesněji kon ceptualizovat. Obvykle se ale výzkumníci shodují na tom, že intimita zahrnuje sebeodhalování (self-disclosure), lásku či citový stav (affection), blízkost (closeness) a vzájemnou závislost mezi partnery (interdependence) (Doweny, 2001;Ward & Hudson, 1996in Wood, 2007. Intimní vztahování se k někomu je založeno na pozitivních behaviorálních komponentách, které se netýkají pouze představ, ale mají svůj vnější projev, styl komuni kace, v němž oba partneři zažívají pocit sdíleného významu (Sullivan, 1953;Erik-son, 1963;Firestone & Firestone, 2004).…”

Section: Sexualita Intimita a Psychosexuální Vývoj Jedince S Mentální...unclassified

Partnerské vztahy, intimita a sexualita osob s mentálním postižením

Kozáková¹,

Hermanová²,

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2022

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Attachment, fear of intimacy, and cognitions among child molesters

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A Meta-Analysis on Cognitive Distortions and Externalizing Problem Behavior

A Meta-Analysis on Cognitive Distortions and Externalizing Problem Behavior

Partnerské vztahy, intimita a sexualita osob s mentálním postižením

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