Search Results - "Graham, C.L"

A meta-analysis of cognitive therapy for worry in generalized anxiety disorder by Hanrahan, Fidelma, Field, Andy P., Jones, Fergal W., Davey, Graham C.L.

“…We report a meta- and primary data-analysis investigating the efficacy of cognitive therapy (CT) for pathological worry in adults with GAD that includes an…”
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Mood-as-input hypothesis and perseverative psychopathologies by Meeten, Frances, Davey, Graham C.L.

“…Mood-as-input hypothesis is a theory of task perseveration that has been applied to the understanding of perseveration across psychopathologies such as…”
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The effect of facial feedback on the evaluation of statements describing everyday situations and the role of awareness by Kaiser, Jakob, Davey, Graham C.L.

“…•Facial feedback theory: Enacting smiles/frowns can bias affective evaluations.•This influence is assumed to take place even without awareness of one’s…”
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Emotional facial activation induced by unconsciously perceived dynamic facial expressions by Kaiser, Jakob, Davey, Graham C.L., Parkhouse, Thomas, Meeres, Jennifer, Scott, Ryan B.

“…Do facial expressions of emotion influence us when not consciously perceived? Methods to investigate this question have typically relied on brief presentation…”
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Evaluation of a brief 4-session psychoeducation procedure for high worriers based on the mood-as-input hypothesis by Dash, Suzanne R, Meeten, Frances, Jones, Fergal, Davey, Graham C.L

“…Abstract Background & objectives Given the ubiquity of worrying as a consuming and distressing activity at both clinical and sub-clinical levels, it is…”
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Mood as Input and Perseverative Worrying Following the Induction of Discrete Negative Moods by Meeten, Frances, Davey, Graham C.L

“…Abstract Previous research has demonstrated that a combination of negative mood and rigorous “as many as can” stop rules can be used to help explain a range of…”
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An experimental investigation of the role of negative mood in worry: The role of appraisals that facilitate systematic information processing by Dash, Suzanne R, Davey, Graham C.L

“…Abstract Background and Objectives Negative mood is associated with increased worry levels, and also with deployment of a systematic information processing…”
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Anger potentiates the reporting of threatening interpretations: An experimental study by Barazzone, Natalie, Davey, Graham C.L

“…Abstract This paper reports the results of an experiment investigating the effect of induced anger on interpretational bias using the homophone spelling task…”
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What ends a worry bout? An analysis of changes in mood and stop rule use across the catastrophising interview task by Davey, Graham C.L., Eldridge, Fiona, Drost, Jolijn, MacDonald, Benie A.

“…This paper reports the results of two experiments designed to test predictions from the mood-as-input hypothesis about the factors that contribute to the…”
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The effect of disgust on anxiety ratings to fear-relevant, disgust-relevant and fear-irrelevant stimuli by Davey, Graham C.L, MacDonald, Benie A, Brierley, Lucy

“…Abstract This study investigated the effect of an experimental disgust induction and experience of a homophone spelling task on subsequent anxiety to…”
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A mood-as-input account of perseverative checking: the relationship between stop rules, mood and confidence in having checked successfully by Benie MacDonald, C., Davey, Graham C.L.

“…The present paper reports the results of two experiments designed to test predictions from the mood-as-input account of perseverative checking. Using an…”
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A test of a disease-avoidance model of animal phobias by Matchett, G, Davey, G C

“…This study examined the relationship between disgust/contamination sensitivity and fear of animals. The results suggested that sensitivity to disgust and…”
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Differential aversive outcome expectancies for high- and low-predation fear-relevant animals by Davey, Graham C.L, Cavanagh, Kate, Lamb, Alice

“…There is now considerable evidence that phobic responding is associated with a bias towards expecting aversive or traumatic outcomes following encounters with…”
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Self-reported fears to common indigenous animals in an adult UK population: the role of disgust sensitivity by Davey, G C

“…Two studies are described which report on the prevalence and intensity of self-reported fears to common indigenous animals in an adult UK population. The…”
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Internal statements associated with catastrophic worrying by Davey, Graham C.L, Levy, Suzannah

“…This paper reports the results of two studies using a nonselected population to investigate the nature of the internal statements which are reported as…”
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UCS expectancy biases in spider phobics: underestimation of aversive consequences following fear-irrelevant stimuli by Cavanagh, Kate, Davey, Graham C.L

“…This paper reports the results of two studies investigating judgements made by spider phobics about the potential threatening consequences (unconditioned…”
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Worrying, social problem-solving abilities, and social problem-solving confidence by Davey, G C

“…This study investigated the relationship between worrying and two features of social problem solving: problem-solving ability and confidence. However, while…”
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Disgust: the disease-avoidance emotion and its dysfunctions by Davey, Graham C. L.

“…This review analyses the accumulating evidence from psychological, psychophysiological, neurobiological and cognitive studies suggesting that the…”
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The perseveration of checking thoughts and mood–as–input hypothesis by Davey, Graham C.L., Startup, Helen M., Zara, Ayten, MacDonald, C.Benie, Field, Andy P.

“…This paper describes two experiments designed to investigate how a current model of task perseveration, the mood-as-input hypothesis, might be applied to…”
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The use of stimulus dimensions in judgement making in spider fearful and nonfearful individuals by Cavanagh, Kate, Davey, Graham C.L

“…This study uses a multidimensional scaling approach to investigate the hypothesis that spider fearful individuals give priority to a threat–safety dimension…”
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