2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jtcc.2016.02.002
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The relationship between negative and positive cognition and psychopathological states in adults aged 18 to 20

Abstract: SummaryWe have examined the relationships between positive and negative thinking and depression and anxiety. A total of 102 students have participated in this study. The Negative Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire and Positive Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire were used to evaluate negative and positive thoughts, respectively. The Beck Depression Inventory and the Beck Anxiety Inventory were used to assess psychopathological states. Depression was correlated with negative thinking (r = 0.77; P < 0.01) and gender … Show more

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“…Many aspects of the COVID-19 epidemic crisis are beyond the control of professionals, with a high level of uncertainty, so this strategy seems particularly well suited. Indeed, while the caregiver cannot change the situation, they can change their interpretation/representation by focusing on positive cognition that promotes positive mental states [41][42][43]. Targeted strategies focusing on positive thinking, notably in terms of positive leadership approaches by department chiefs and nursing managers, could help to mitigate the stress perceived by frontline healthcare workers in the epidemic context [44].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many aspects of the COVID-19 epidemic crisis are beyond the control of professionals, with a high level of uncertainty, so this strategy seems particularly well suited. Indeed, while the caregiver cannot change the situation, they can change their interpretation/representation by focusing on positive cognition that promotes positive mental states [41][42][43]. Targeted strategies focusing on positive thinking, notably in terms of positive leadership approaches by department chiefs and nursing managers, could help to mitigate the stress perceived by frontline healthcare workers in the epidemic context [44].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…80], (par ex : « J'ai plusieurs qualités utiles » [37, cf.39]). Plusieurs recherches suggèrent que l'augmentation des pensées positives peut être une protection importante contre les troubles psychologiques et indiquent que le degré de pensées positives est parfois le déterminant le plus important dans les troubles mentaux, les troubles psychologiques (TPSY) et l'(in)adaptation psychologique [43][44][45][46]. Des études ont indiqué l'importance des pensées positives et sa pertinence en santé mentale, comme les troubles de l'anxiété [63], le stress [80], la dépression et les troubles dépressifs majeurs (TDM) [54].…”
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“…Depression is often treatable but it is often overlooked in a busy neurological clinic and if detected, more often than not, inadequately treated [7,8]. All students are under psychological pressure [9]. The treating depression helps to improve the results of treatment effectiveness of the co-occurrence of disease [10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Future research should clarify which is most effective in improving mental health: restructuring negative thoughts, enhancing positive thoughts, or restricting negative thoughts and enhancing positive thoughts among nonclinical samples (e.g. students and adults) [9,13].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%