Search Results - "Thorpe, Geoffrey L."

Symptom Attributions Across the Menstrual Cycle in Women with Panic Disorder by Haigh, Emily A. P., Craner, Julia R., Sigmon, Sandra T., Yoon, K. Lira, Thorpe, Geoffrey L.

“…Women with panic disorder are likely to experience greater menstrual-specific symptoms (e.g., headaches, cramps) as well as more panic/anxiety-related symptoms…”
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Activity Level, Activity Enjoyment, and Weather as Mediators of Physical Health Risks in Seasonal and Nonseasonal Depression by Sigmon, Sandra T., Schartel, Janell G., Boulard, Nina E., Thorpe, Geoffrey L.

“…Research suggests that depression has negative consequences on physical health. One of the mechanisms driving this link may be the decrease in physical…”
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Cognitive Aspects of Health Psychology: Recent Developments by Thorpe, Geoffrey L., Sigmon, Sandra T.

“…Issue Title: Special Issue…”
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The Relationship Between Premenstrual Distress and Anxiety Sensitivity: The Mediating Role of Rumination by Sigmon, Sandra T., Schartel, Janell G., Hermann, Barbara A., Cassel, Anna G., Thorpe, Geoffrey L.

“…Given that premenstrual distress is reported by large numbers of women, research has focused on the identification of biological and psychological factors that…”
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Rumination: New Directions by Sigmon, Sandra T., Thorpe, Geoffrey L.

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Attentional bias to threat and emotional response to biological challenge by Nay, William T, Thorpe, Geoffrey L, Roberson-Nay, Roxann, Hecker, Jeffrey E, Sigmon, Sandra T

“…Attentional bias towards threat reliably correlates with clinical anxiety status as well as elevated trait anxiety. Although such findings have led many to…”
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The Role of Rumination in Predicting Seasonality by Sigmon, Sandra T., Cassel, Anna G., Dawson, Rachel F. S., Schartel, Janell G., Owings, Lindsay R., Thorpe, Geoffrey L.

“…The impact of the changing seasons on mood and behavior (i.e., seasonality) has long been of interest to researchers. Recently, researchers have begun to look…”
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Latent Trait Modeling with the Common beliefs Survey III: Using Item Response Theory to Evaluate an Irrational Beliefs Inventory by Thorpe, Geoffrey L, McMillan, Elaine, Sigmon, Sandra T, Owings, Lindsay R, Dawson, Rachel, Bouman, Pamela

“…Assessment of irrational beliefs by such measures as the Common Beliefs Survey III (CBS) has traditionally relied upon classical test theory assumptions, in…”
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Brief Report: Dimensions of Burnout in Professionals Working with Sex Offenders by Thorpe, Geoffrey L., Righthand, Sue, Kubik, Elizabeth K.

“…This report describes a brief questionnaire to investigate burnout potential in professionals working with sex offenders in clinical, forensic, and human…”
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Responding to questions about thoughts attenuates responses to questions about feelings: Further exploration of the situational self-statement and affective state inventory by LAWSON, Darla J, THORPE, Geoffrey L, KINGERY, Lisle R, SIGMON, Sandra T, BEAUCHAMP, Edith A

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Scaling Irrational Beliefs in the General Attitude and Belief Scale: An Analysis Using Item Response Theory Methodology by Owings, Lindsay R., Thorpe, Geoffrey L., McMillan, Elaine S., Burrows, Rachel D., Sigmon, Sandra T., Alley, Dorothy C.

“…Accurate measurement of key constructs is essential to the continued development of Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT). The General Attitude and Belief…”
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Scaling Irrational Beliefs in the General Attitude and Belief Scale by Lindsay R. Owings, Geoffrey L. Thorpe, Elaine S. McMillan, Rachel D. Burrows, Sandra T. Sigmon, Dorothy C. Alley

“…Accurate measurement of key constructs is essential to the continued development of Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT). The General Attitude and Belief…”
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Controlling Stress and Tension: A Holistic Approach by Thorpe, Geoffrey L., Marett, Selene

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Agoraphobia: Multiform Behavioral Treatment by Thorpe, Geoffrey L., Barnes, Gary S.

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Responding to Questions About Thoughts Attenuates Responses to Questions About Feelings: Further Exploration of the Situational Self-Statement and Affective State Inventory by Lawson, Darla J, Thorpe, Geoffrey L, Kingery, Lisle R, Sigmon, Sandra T, Beauchamp, Edith A

“…The Situational Self-Statement and Affective State Inventory (SSSASI) assesses specific thoughts and feelings in response to 5 vignettes describing frustrating…”
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The common beliefs survey-III, the situational self-statement, and affective state inventory and their relationship to authoritarianism and social dominance orientation by WALTER, Mark I, THORPE, Geoffrey L, KINGERY, Lisle R

“…The concept of irrational beliefs is central to rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT). These beliefs are defined by their absolutist and dogmatic qualities…”
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The Elements of Item Response Theory and its Framework in Analyzing Introductory Astronomy College Student Misconceptions. I. Galaxies by Favia, Andrej, Comins, Neil F, Thorpe, Geoffrey L

“…This is the first in a series of papers that analyze college student beliefs in realms where common astronomy misconceptions are prevalent. Data was collected…”
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The common beliefs survey-III and the situational self-statement and affective state inventory : Test-retest reliability, internal consistency, and further psychometric considerations by THORPE, Geoffrey L, WALTER, Mark I, KINGERY, Lisle R, NAY, William T

“…The Common Beliefs Survey-III (CBS-III), a factored measure of general irrational beliefs, has satisfactory convergent and discriminant validity. The…”
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A short form of the Common Beliefs Survey III by THORPE, G. L, FREY, R. B

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Clinical Psychology: An Introduction by Thorpe, Geoffrey L.

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