Psychosocial roots of paranoid ideation: The role of childhood experiences, social comparison, submission, and shame

Carvalho, Célia Barreto; Motta, Carolina da; Pinto‐Gouveia, José; Peixoto, Ermelindo

doi:10.1002/cpp.2195

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“…Reportedly, the worse a child is treated, especially by his father, the more frequent is paranoid ideation observed in the adult life (Carvalho et al 2018). Apparently, Putin is sensitive to hints of bullying and fears its re-enactments.…”

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Fascism in Medicine and Everyday Life

Jargin

2024

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Yudin SS. Metodika operacii pri ognestrelnyh perelomah bedra v usloviah sovremennoi voiny (Surgical methods for gunshot hip fractures in modern warfare). Moscow: Medgiz, 1943. Bronchial asthmaAnother method to be commented was the thoracic surgery with denervation of lungs as a treatment of bronchial asthma (Babichev et al. 1985;Gudovskii et al. 2002; Meshalkin and Alperin 1978; Smakov 1990) referred to as "the most accepted procedure" in the Instruction by the Health Ministry of RF (Health Ministry 1988). Among others, the "skeletonization" of pulmonary roots, auto-transplantation of lungs (complete removal with immediate reimplantation) (Meshalkin 1968; Meshalkin and Alperin 1978) or cross-section of trachea with

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2024

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“…Shame is a determining factor of social behavior [33]. In several psychology studies, it was found that Shame arises when someone feels that they are unable to do something, feelings of helplessness, and failure [34].…”

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Improving the Response Time of Online Letter Management Application Users: an Application of Social Representation Theory of Shame

Marzal

Budiman

Adrefiza

et al. 2021

JOIV : Int. J. Inform. Visualization

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One of the most important and potential problems encountered in an official online letter management application is the late response of the recipients. This action research aims to improve the recipients’ response time, and determine the central core of shyness according to response time categories: less than 24 hours (green zone); between 24 hours to 48 hours (orange zone); and more than 48 hours (red zone) in managing formal online letter management system at Jambi University. Using the social representation theory of shyness as the basis of action (adopted from Moscovici (1984)), it is hypothesized that response time displaying will have an impact on response time improvement. Through a survey questionnaire distributed to 129 respondents, the results showed that there was a significant improvement in the participants’ response time respectively in cycles 1 and 2. The percentage for the green zone group increased from 22.44% to 52.49 % in the first cycle, and it ultimately raised to 62.38% at the end of second cycle. Such an increase might be due to the users’ efforts to avoid level of shyness which were classified into: (1) slow to respond and (2) personal or work unit late response time – both marked in red. It is recommended that the use of social shyness incorporated in improving response time in a formal online letter can be further implemented with other social and psychological parameters.

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“…In spite of their impact on identity and behavior, or more generally speaking, subjective wellbeing, research on these self-conscious emotions is still very incipient. They often focus on their relationship with depression or anxiety [ 5 ] or on bipolar disorders [ 6 ], on their identification through language or facial expression [ 7 , 8 ], or on isolating and analyzing some of them, such as guilt and shame, because of their connection to anxiety [ 9 ], or with psychotic disorders (shame) [ 10 ], to name a few.…”

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Psychometric properties of the Pride in Eating Pathology Scale in a Spanish population

Rodríguez-Testal,

Trinidad-Montero,

Rosales Becerra

et al. 2023

J Eat Disord

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Background In its relation to eating disorders, pride is one of the self-conscious emotions least analyzed, and requires valid and reliable instruments for its measurement. This study aimed to examine the factor structure and the psychometric properties of the Pride in Eating Pathology Scale (PEP-S), in the Spanish general population, as well as between-sex differences in PEP-S scores. Methods Of the 1483 participants aged 18 to 34 (M = 21.99; SD = 3.09), 954 were women (65.2%) and the majority were university students (78.8%). Psychometric properties of the scale were tested in a cross-sectional design using cross-validation, i.e., exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, and estimation of invariance (sex). Results The four-factor structure found was similar to the original scale with invariance across sex and internal consistency (ordinal alpha .99) and stability (.85). Evidence of convergent validity and differences between sexes were found. Specifically, women scored higher on all the factors, including the healthier sense of pride. Conclusions The PEP-S scale is an instrument with evidence of validity and reliability in the Spanish population. Although it still has to be tested in a clinical population, it constitutes a promising instrument for the evaluation of the self-conscious emotion, pride.

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Psychosocial roots of paranoid ideation: The role of childhood experiences, social comparison, submission, and shame

Abstract: Finding suggests different variables being involved in paranoid ideation, and the specificities of patients with paranoid schizophrenia should be considered in the development of more effective psychotherapeutic interventions.

Cited by 9 publications

References 57 publications

Fascism in Medicine and Everyday Life

Fascism in Medicine and Everyday Life

Improving the Response Time of Online Letter Management Application Users: an Application of Social Representation Theory of Shame

Psychometric properties of the Pride in Eating Pathology Scale in a Spanish population

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