Heritability in social anxiety disorder and its impact on executive functioning, facial expression recognition, and symptomatic profile

Silva, André Luiz Moreno da

doi:10.11606/t.17.2020.tde-27052019-134433

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“…One of the essential points in anxiety is the self-perception about symptoms and intensity (Hood et al, 2015;Moreno, Ávila-Souza, Gomes, & Gauer, 2015;Shi et al, 2019). As explained through Atentional Control Theory, dangerous stimuli influence attention control systems, leading to deficits in executive function and, by so, impairment in cognitive tasks (Silva, 2018;Shi et al, 2019). One of the measures chosen in the study (scores in Beck Anxiety Inventory) considers the affective, cognitive, and bodily self-perception of anxiety (Cunha, 2001).…”

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effect of the “K” technique on levels of anxiety and salivar cortisol in adolescents

Kolb,

Moreno,

Scofano Mainieri

et al. 2023

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This research presents theoretical arguments of a new approach called Technique “K,” which aims to reduce student’s anxiety before a cognitive challenge. Through a randomized, controlled clinical trial, we evaluate the Beck Anxiety Inventory and salivary cortisol. We compared the results in the last year of high school, who were facing school tests, before and after the application of the “K” technique (intervention group) and placebo (control group). Statistical analyses consisted of using the Chi-square, Spearman and the Wilcoxon test. The principal component analysis observed in the case group, - 10.50 (-18.25; -4.75), was statistically higher than the control group, -6.00 (-8.75; -1.25). It is not possible to identify statistical significance (p = 0.462) in the variation of salivary cortisol concentration. The results suggest the effectiveness of the “K” technique in managing anxiety in high school students. Although, future research is needed to extend the preliminary data obtained in this study.

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effect of the “K” technique on levels of anxiety and salivar cortisol in adolescents

Kolb,

Moreno,

Scofano Mainieri

et al. 2023

Psico

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Heritability in social anxiety disorder and its impact on executive functioning, facial expression recognition, and symptomatic profile

Abstract: SILVA, A.L.M. Heritability in social anxiety disorder and its impact on executive functioning, facial expression recognition, and symptomatic profile.

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effect of the “K” technique on levels of anxiety and salivar cortisol in adolescents

effect of the “K” technique on levels of anxiety and salivar cortisol in adolescents

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