Anger Body Sensations Questionnaire

Zwets, Almar J.; Hornsveld, Ruud H. J.; Kraaimaat, Floris W.; Kanters, Thijs; Muris, Peter; Marle, Hjalmar van

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“…Our results highlight the lack of clarity around IA, and its relation to aggressive behaviour. Similar to other target groups (Maas et al, 2015;Zwets et al, 2016) the effect of PMT on the IA skills of individuals with MID-BIF remains unclear. As stated by Cali and colleagues (2015) IA is shown to be a complex construct as it is closely related to interoceptive accuracy (the accuracy of one's own body signals), and emotional susceptibility (the tendency to experience feelings of discomfort when emotionally aroused) (Cali, Ambronsini, Piconi, Mehling and Committeri, 2015).…”

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“…Where several treatment approaches (e.g., anger management) focus on ACS, in PMT this is combined with an extra focus on the body and the information the body offers (Zwets et al, 2016). This focus on IA makes PMT rather unique.…”

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“…One interviewee did not answer this question. Only two psychomotor therapists described using specific outcome measures for IA (ABSQ; Anger Bodily Sensation Questionnaire, Zwets et al, 2014; or based on a self-constructed heart beat awareness test) or ACS (e.g., UCL; Utrecht Coping List [Utrechtse Coping Lijst], Schreurs, van de Willige, Brosschot, Tellegen, & Graus, 1993). These two psychomotor therapists indicated that the instruments had not yet been validated in this population.…”

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“…'interoceptive awareness' (IA), and practice with different forms of responding. Through actively participating in exercises, awareness of body signals, emotions and thoughts increases and there is growing recognition of one's own behavioural reactions (see Boerhout, Swart, Busschbach, & Hoek, 2013;Maas et al, 2015;Röhricht, 2009;Zwets et al, 2016). PMT is well embedded in health care in Europe although the term PMT is not an established term in the English literature.…”

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“…PMT seems to be effective in individuals who experience anger or present with aggressive behaviour (Boerhout et al, 2013;Zwets et al, 2016). In individuals with limited cognitive and verbal abilities aggressive behaviour often occurs, with anger as a potential risk factor (Novaco, 1994;Taylor & Novaco, 2005).…”

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Difficulties with anger regulation in individuals with mild intellectual disability or borderline intellectual functioning (MID-BIF) are often associated with aggressive behaviour. Psychomotor therapy (PMT), a mind-body intervention often applied in Dutch facilities for this target group, uses body awareness and physical activities as a medium to learn how to gain control over one's anger and reduce aggressive behaviour. With Intervention Mapping as a framework, 17 Dutch psychomotor therapists were asked to describe their PMT programme to investigate its content and coherence. Results suggested that interoceptive awareness (IA) and adaptive coping skills (ACS) are key elements of the PMT programmes. The theoretical basis of the PMT programmes is however limited and specific instruments for evaluating PMT are not available yet, especially for IA. Psychomotor therapists would gain from a welldescribed PMT programme. Future research is warranted on IA, and specific instruments need to be developed and validated for this target group.

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Anger Body Sensations Questionnaire

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Psychomotor therapy for anger and aggression in mild intellectual disability or borderline intellectual functioning: an Intervention Mapping approach

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