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Examining Anxiety Treatment Information Needs: Web-Based Survey Study by Bernstein, Matthew T, Reynolds, Kristin A, Jakobson, Lorna S, Stoesz, Brenda M, Alcolado, Gillian M, Furer, Patricia

“…Several treatments for anxiety are available, which can make treatment decisions difficult. Resources are often produced with limited knowledge of what…”
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The Beliefs About Memory Inventory (BAMI) and Its Ability to Predict Compulsive Checking by Alcolado, Gillian M., Radomsky, Adam S.

“…Background One of the most common compulsions in obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) is repeated checking. Negative beliefs about memory ability have…”
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Responsibility, probability, and severity of harm: An experimental investigation of cognitive factors associated with checking-related OCD by Radomsky, Adam S., Alcolado, Gillian M., Dugas, Michel J., Lavoie, Stefanie L.

“…The cognitive model of compulsive checking (Rachman, 2002) proposes that perceptions of responsibility, seriousness of harm and probability of harm interact to…”
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The Treatment Acceptability/Adherence Scale: Moving Beyond the Assessment of Treatment Effectiveness by Milosevic, Irena, Levy, Hannah C., Alcolado, Gillian M., Radomsky, Adam S.

“…It is becoming more broadly recognized that beyond effectiveness, the acceptability of interventions for anxiety disorders is an important consideration for…”
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A novel cognitive intervention for compulsive checking: Targeting maladaptive beliefs about memory by Alcolado, Gillian M, Radomsky, Adam S

“…Abstract Background and objectives Compulsive checking is one of the most common symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Recently it has been proposed…”
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Believe in yourself: Manipulating beliefs about memory causes checking by Alcolado, Gillian M., Radomsky, Adam S.

“…One of the most common compulsions in obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) is repeated checking. Although individuals often report that they check to become…”
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When more is less: Doubt, repetition, memory, metamemory, and compulsive checking in OCD by Radomsky, Adam S., Dugas, Michel J., Alcolado, Gillian M., Lavoie, Stefanie L.

“…Memory and metamemory phenomena associated with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) have received much attention in literature dedicated to a better…”
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Do anxiety websites have the answers people are looking for? by Bernstein, Matthew T., Reynolds, Kristin A., Jakobson, Lorna S., Petty, Sarah K., Pryor, Teaghan A.M., Stoesz, Brenda M., Alcolado, Gillian M., Furer, Patricia

“…•Anxiety websites varied greatly in terms of their quality.•Anxiety websites average reading level (Gr. 11) is higher than recommended (Gr. 6–7).•Many websites…”
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Conditioned flavor avoidance as a measure of withdrawal in rats chronically exposed to a caffeine solution by Dreumont-Boudreau, Sarah E, Dingle, Rachel N, Alcolado, Gillian M, LoLordo, Vincent M

“…Abstract Rats were given 21 days of chronic oral caffeine. A novel flavor (Maintenance CS) was then paired with the continuation of caffeine, and a second…”
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Don’t even think about checking: Mental checking causes memory distrust by Radomsky, Adam S, Alcolado, Gillian M

“…Abstract Compulsive checking occurs in both physical and mental forms and is a common symptom of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Though there has been…”
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Part 1—You can run but you can't hide: Intrusive thoughts on six continents by Radomsky, Adam S, Alcolado, Gillian M, Abramowitz, Jonathan S, Alonso, Pino, Belloch, Amparo, Bouvard, Martine, Clark, David A, Coles, Meredith E, Doron, Guy, Fernández-Álvarez, Hector, Garcia-Soriano, Gemma, Ghisi, Marta, Gomez, Beatriz, Inozu, Mujgan, Moulding, Richard, Shams, Giti, Sica, Claudio, Simos, Gregoris, Wong, Wing

“…Abstract Most cognitive approaches for understanding and treating obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) rest on the assumption that nearly everyone experiences…”
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The mediating role of disgust sensitivity and thought-action fusion between religiosity and obsessive compulsive symptoms by Inozu, Mujgan, Ulukut, Fulya Ozcanli, Ergun, Gokce, Alcolado, Gillian M.

“…Psychological theories of obsessions and compulsions have long recognised that strict religious codes and moral standards might promote thought‐action fusion…”
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Diminished confidence in prospective memory causes doubts and urges to check by Cuttler, Carrie, Sirois-Delisle, Valérie, Alcolado, Gillian M, Radomsky, Adam S, Taylor, Steven

“…Abstract Background and Objectives Correlational research has demonstrated links between prospective memory and checking compulsions. These findings suggest…”
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"There is always a waitlist": The experiences of perinatal women randomized to a waitlist condition in a trial evaluating a novel online self-directed intervention for perinatal anxiety by Kristjanson, Amanda J, Hardman, Madison P, Penner, Kailey E, Gornik, Megan E, Pryor, Teaghan A M, Petty, Sarah K, Alcolado, Gillian M, Furer, Patricia, Reynolds, Kristin A

“…Pregnant and postpartum women are at a heightened risk for the development or worsening of mental health problems, with elevated rates of mood and anxiety…”
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Mediation and interaction effects of doubt, dysfunctional beliefs and memory confidence on the compulsion to check by Cuttler, Carrie, Alcolado, Gillian M, Taylor, Steven

“…Abstract According to an integrative model of checking compulsions, experiences with prospective memory failures diminish confidence in the ability to reliably…”
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Part 2. They scare because we care: The relationship between obsessive intrusive thoughts and appraisals and control strategies across 15 cities by Moulding, Richard, Coles, Meredith E, Abramowitz, Jonathan S, Alcolado, Gillian M, Alonso, Pino, Belloch, Amparo, Bouvard, Martine, Clark, David A, Doron, Guy, Fernández-Álvarez, Héctor, García-Soriano, Gemma, Ghisi, Marta, Gómez, Beatriz, Inozu, Mujgan, Radomsky, Adam S, Shams, Giti, Sica, Claudio, Simos, Gregoris, Wong, Wing

“…Abstract Cognitive models of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) purport that obsessions are normal intrusive thoughts that are misappraised as significant,…”
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Part 3. A question of perspective: The association between intrusive thoughts and obsessionality in 11 countries by Clark, David A, Abramowitz, Jon, Alcolado, Gillian M, Alonso, Pino, Belloch, Amparo, Bouvard, Martine, Coles, Meredith E, Doron, Guy, Fernández-Álvarez, Hector, Garcia-Soriano, Gemma, Ghisi, Marta, Gomez, Beatriz, Inozu, Mujgan, Moulding, Richard, Radomsky, Adam S, Shams, Giti, Sica, Claudio, Simos, Gregoris, Wong, Wing

“…Abstract A key assumption of contemporary cognitive-behavioral models of obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) is that obsessional thoughts exist on a continuum…”
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An olfactory biconditional discrimination in the mouse by Dreumont-Boudreau, Sarah E., Dingle, Rachel N., Alcolado, Gillian M., LoLordo, Vincent M.

“…Male CD-1 mice were given a biconditional discrimination task with four odors; A, B, C, and D. Mice were presented with odor compounds AC+, BD+, BC−, AD− for…”
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Falling into the OCD trap: Are clinicians hesitant to encourage exposure therapy for repugnant obsessions? by Puccinelli, Christina, Gagné, Jean-Philippe, Gavric, Dubravka, Milosevic, Irena, McCabe, Randi E., Soreni, Noam, Alcolado, Gillian M., Rowa, Karen

“…Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) can involve repugnant obsessions with aggressive, sexual, and/or religious themes. Although exposure and response…”
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