Generalized anxiety disorder: a preliminary test of a conceptual model

Dugas, Michel J.; Gagnon, Fabien; Ladouceur, Robert; Freeston, Mark H.

doi:10.1016/s0005-7967(97)00070-3

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“…Dugas, Gagnon, Ladouceur, and Freeston (1998) demonstrated that ambiguity intolerance was pivotal in distinguishing Generalized Anxiety Disorder patients from non-clinical subjects, suggesting that ambiguity intolerance was related to excessive worry about future. In non-clinical samples research has also revealed the association of ambiguity intolerance with worry, obsessions/compulsions, and panic sensations (Buhr & Dugas, 2006;Dugas, Gosselin, & Ladouceur, 2001).…”

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“…Ambiguity tolerance was expected to predict these two Ambiguity Tolerance in Career Decision Making 8 domains directly as high ambiguity tolerant people could handle the anxiety well (Buhr & Dugas, 2006;Dugas, et al, 1998) and are less likely to have distorted cognition and get stuck in the ambiguous decision making process. However, both environmental and self exploration were seen as irrelevant with these two domains as Xu et al's study (in press) showed, because these two domains are more related to how people process the information (e.g., ambiguity tolerance) rather than the amount of exploration.…”

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The role of ambiguity tolerance in career decision making

Xu¹,

Tracey²

2014

Journal of Vocational Behavior

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Section: Career Indecisionmentioning

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The role of ambiguity tolerance in career decision making

Xu¹,

Tracey²

2014

Journal of Vocational Behavior

104

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“…It is most commonly triggered by unpleasant and uncontrollable negative thoughts and images about uncertain events that may have one or more negative consequences (Dugas, Gagnon, Ladouceur, & Freeston, 1998); and (2) Burnout refers to a state of mental, emotional and physical exhaustion resulting from the imbalance between situational supply and the individual's expectation (Pines & Aronson, 1981). Maslach, Schaufeli, and Leiter (2001) identified burnout as a psychological state resulting from prolonged emotional or psychological stress of job.…”

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Musculoskeletal Pain and Mental Agony Reacting to Ergonomic Risks in the Thai Informal Working Environment

Tangkittipaporn¹,

Jiangsathaporn²

2017

JPR

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Objectives: The study aims to focus on the ergonomic risks on mental agony and musculoskeletal pain (MSP) as well as discuss the potential solutions for minimizing the negative consequences of occupational risks among Thai informal workers. Methods: The analysis sample comprised of 805 informal workers in Thailand. Research instruments were consisted of an interview questionnaire and the ergonomic checklist. Results: MSP location was highest distributed to upper back (86.8%). Only 11.2% and 2.9% of the participants had no sign of anxiety and burnout. Poor work methods were identified as the most frequently exposed ergonomic risk. Burnout, anxiety, and workstation design were the significant risks impacting the severity of MSP. Physical environmental was the significant risk for anxiety, while physical environment and work methods were the significant risks for burnout.Conclusions: Interdisciplinary assessments and multi-level/sector approaches should be taken into account in planning the community health services for preventing occupational risks and MSP.

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“…Par la suite, les patients présentant un diagnostic principal de TAG, c'est-à-dire pour qui le TAG était le trouble le plus grave selon l'évaluation, ont été inclus dans l'une des études de traitement. Ils ont reçu entre 12 et 16 séances de TCC adaptées selon le modèle de traitement du TAG mis au point par notre équipe (25). Un consentement éclairé a été obtenu par écrit pour les patients ayant participé à l'une ou l'autre des trois études, et ces études ont reçu l'autorisation du comité d'éthique de l'Université Laval.…”

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La comorbidité dans le trouble d'anxiété généralisée: Prévalence et évolution suite à une thérapie cognitivo-comportementale

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L'énoncé précisant la source de financement ou le soutien obetnu et les affiliations des auteurs est à la fin du texte. Implications cliniques· La comorbidité est élevée dans le TAG, en particulier avec les autres troubles anxieux et les troubles de l'humeur. · La diminution significative des troubles concomitants suite à une TCC ciblant spécifiquement le TAG suggère qu'il n'est pas toujours nécessaire de cibler chaque trouble individuellement. · Les caractéristiques du TAG (inquiétudes chroniques, « affect négatif ») suggèrent des facteurs clés de vulnérabilité communs aux troubles anxieux et aux troubles de l'humeur. Limitations· Le nombre de patients pourrait être plus élevé, car la fréquence limitée de certains troubles concomitants ne permet pas d'évaluer leur rôle (par exemple, TOC, TSPT). · Le rôle de la comorbidité pourrait être évalué à plus long terme et dans différents échantillons afin de déterminer si les résultats se vérifient. · Bien que la médication soit demeurée stable pendant le traitement, il serait intéressant d'évaluer l'effet des interventions pharmacologiques sur les troubles concomitants dans des études futures, en utilisant un échantillon adéquat.

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Generalized anxiety disorder: a preliminary test of a conceptual model

Cited by 850 publications

References 29 publications

The role of ambiguity tolerance in career decision making

The role of ambiguity tolerance in career decision making

Musculoskeletal Pain and Mental Agony Reacting to Ergonomic Risks in the Thai Informal Working Environment

La comorbidité dans le trouble d'anxiété généralisée: Prévalence et évolution suite à une thérapie cognitivo-comportementale

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