Cognitive Psychology and Emotional Disorders (Wiley Series in Clinical Psychology) 🔍
Williams, J. Mark G., Watts, Fraser N., MacLeod, Colin M., Matthews, Andrew John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, The Wiley series in clinical psychology, Chichester, New York, England, 1988
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描述
An explosion of interest in the application of cognitive psychology to the understanding of emotional disorders has prompted a second edition of this highly regarded book. Reviewing the work of the last decade, it looks at how emotion affects the following processes, and how they in turn contribute to emotional disorder: conscious and nonconscious processing; memory bias and memory deficits; attentional bias; schematic processing; judgements; and thoughts and images. The second edition provides in particular an exploration of abnormalities in cognitive processing, reviews of key papers that use experimental cognitive psychology to understand emotion disorders, descriptions of the authors' own research in this area, and a theoretical model to explain the phenomena described. The book has been written for postgraduate and advanced undergraduate psychologists interested in cognitive models in abnormal psychology, for clinical psychologists using cognitive therapies, and for cognitive psychologists wishing to explore the interface between cognition and emotion.
Describes how emotion affects unconscious processing, memory bias, attentional bias, judgements, etc.
备选作者
J Mark G Williams; Fraser N Watts; Colin MacLeod; Andrew Mathews; et al
备选作者
J. Mark G. Williams, Fraser N. Watts, Colin M. MacLeod, Andrew Matthews
备用出版商
Jossey-Bass, Incorporated Publishers
备用出版商
Chichester ; New York: Wiley
备用出版商
WILEY COMPUTING Publisher
备用版本
Wiley ser. in clinical psychology, Chichester etc, Unknown, 1988
备用版本
Wiley series in clinical psychology, Chichester, 1991, 1988
备用版本
United States, United States of America
元数据中的注释
Bibliography: p. [185]-214.
Includes indexes.
元数据中的注释
Библиогр.: с. 185-214
Указ.
元数据中的注释
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备用描述
ix, 226 pages ; 24 cm
Focusing on clinical emotional disorders, the book examines the application of experimental paradigms and theoretical frameworks from contemporary academic cognitive psychology
Includes bibliographical references (pages 185-214)
Includes indexes
Machine derived contents note: The Cognitive Approach to Emotional Disorders. -- The Information-processing Paradigm. -- Cognitive Impairments. -- Attention to Emotional Stimuli, I: Causes and Correlates. -- Attention to Emotional Stimuli, II: Mechanisms Underlying Bias. -- Memory. -- Thoughts and Images. -- Judgement. -- Schemata. -- Nonconscious Processing. -- Theoretical Overview. -- References. -- Indexes
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2023-06-28
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