How much are they predictive for obsessive-compulsive symptom dimensions: beliefs, emotions, emotional schemas?

Prediction of anger suppression based on obsessive beliefs and anxious preoccupied attachment style among the non-clinical population: a cross-sectonal study

“…(Pettigrew, 2022).Because Nonadaptive coping strategies like suppression prevent the understanding of negative beliefs about emotions ,so it can leads to the development of psychological pathology or exacerbation of psychological pathology, and because of this damage, weak emotional intelligence and greater fear of emotions in these individuals lead to less acceptance of negative emotions, which can result in anger suppression. This is because suppression acts as a neutralizer for their thoughts and beliefs, In fact, they control their beliefs through anger suppression (Ekici et al, 2022;Haciomeroglu, 2020;Jessup et al, 2019;Purdon et al, 2005). In other words, individuals suppress their anger to attribute their failure in thought and belifes control to internal factors such as cognitive weakness, so they don't evaluate obsessive beliefs as dangerous, because They tend to create less psychological pathology regarding their beliefs about emotions (Ekici et al, 2022;Pettigrew, 2022;Steglich-Petersen & Varga, 2022).…”

“…This is because suppression acts as a neutralizer for their thoughts and beliefs, In fact, they control their beliefs through anger suppression (Ekici et al, 2022;Haciomeroglu, 2020;Jessup et al, 2019;Purdon et al, 2005). In other words, individuals suppress their anger to attribute their failure in thought and belifes control to internal factors such as cognitive weakness, so they don't evaluate obsessive beliefs as dangerous, because They tend to create less psychological pathology regarding their beliefs about emotions (Ekici et al, 2022;Pettigrew, 2022;Steglich-Petersen & Varga, 2022). In general, it can be acknowledged that the strategies used by these individuals are likely associated with the content of their thoughts, In other words are considered as a neutralizing function.…”

“…Individuals with obsessive beliefs tend to equate their intrusive thoughts with actions (thought-action fusion) When fused beliefs become active, they lead to concerns about the occurrence of intrusive thoughts and distress trigger beliefs about compulsive actions, ultimately resulting in neutralization and coping behaviours. On the other hand, Excessive responsibility fully mediates the impact of thought-action fusion and leads to anger suppression (Cervin et al, 2022; CCBY-NC 4.0 1324 2021a; Ekici et al, 2022;Sadeghpour et al, 2015). In the study by Radomsky and colleagues (2007), it was demonstrated that thought-action fusion is considered a belief associated with the internal expression of anger.…”