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Nous l'avons configuré ici pour centraliser et analyser la littérature scientifique concernant les croyances, les traitements psychologiques, l'étude de la scrupulosité, ainsi que l'impact et la prise en charge des troubles liés aux dérives sectaires.
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Troubles obsessionnels centrés sur la morale, la religion et la culpabilité.
491 articles disponibles
Scrupulosity AND Religion
Scrupulosity AND Spirituality
Scrupulosity AND Religious Beliefs
Scrupulosity AND OCD
Scrupulosity AND Anxiety
Scrupulosity AND Guilt
Scrupulosity AND Perfectionism
Scrupulosity AND "Thought-Action Fusion"
Scrupulosity AND "Inflated Responsibility"
Scrupulosity AND "Intolerance of Uncertainty"
Scrupulosity AND "Error-Related Negativity"
Scrupulosity AND "Error Monitoring"
Scrupulosity AND "Cognitive Biases"
Scrupulosity AND Treatment
Scrupulosity AND "Exposure and Response Prevention"
Scrupulosity AND "Cognitive Behavioral Therapy"
"Religious OCD"
"Religious Obsessions"
"Religious Compulsions"
"Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder" AND Religion
"Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder" AND Spirituality
"Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder" AND Religious Beliefs
"Thought-Action Fusion" AND Religion
"Thought-Action Fusion" AND Religious Beliefs
"Inflated Responsibility" AND Religion
"Intolerance of Uncertainty" AND Religion
Perfectionism AND Religion
"Religious Perfectionism"
Guilt AND Religion
"Pathological Guilt" AND Religion
"Magical Thinking" AND Religion
"Magical Thinking" AND OCD
Blasphemous Obsessions
Blasphemy AND OCD
Sin AND OCD
"Fear of Hell" AND OCD
Damnation AND OCD
"Fear of God" AND OCD
"Incompleteness" AND OCD
"Not Just Right Experience" AND OCD
Hyperreligiosity AND OCD
Hyperreligiosity AND Anxiety
Hyperreligiosity AND Psychopathology
"Death Anxiety" AND Religion
"Existential Anxiety" AND Religion
"Religious Trauma" AND OCD
"Religious Trauma" AND Scrupulosity
"Spiritual Abuse" AND OCD
"Religious Abuse" AND Mental Health
Cult AND Mental Health
Cult AND Anxiety
Cult AND OCD
Cult AND Scrupulosity
"High-Demand Group" AND Mental Health
"Coercive Control" AND Religion
"Authoritarian Religion" AND Mental Health
This issue of In Session is devoted to challenges in the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). The remarkable diversity of symptoms and the comorbidity in OCD pose substantial challenges t…
Incompleteness-the troubling and irremediable sense that one's actions or experiences are not "just right"--appears to underlie many of the symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Because inc…
This study aimed to identify symptom dimensions in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in order to reveal distinct clinical phenotypes. Factor analysis of the Yale-Brown Obsessive-Compulsive Scale (Y-…
People with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) typically experience their relationships with others with a high level of trepidation and bring their anxieties into their work with professionals. We h…
Two research groups have raised the possibility that magical ideation may be a fundamental feature of obsessive-compulsive disorder. It has been proposed to underlie thought action fusion and supersti…
There is evidence that religion and other cultural influences are associated with the presentation of obsessive-compulsive symptoms, as well as beliefs and assumptions presumed to underlie the develop…
Little is known about the extent and the mechanisms through which culture may affect the clinical manifestations of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). In this study, our objective was to identify cu…
Thought action fusion (TAF) is an important presenting feature of many individuals with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). "Magical thinking" is a similar construct (developed within the literature …
A majority of individuals with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) do not seek health care. To better understand why not, health care-seekers (HCS) with OCD (n = 25) were compared with non-health care…
The case report of a family with coexistence of hypotension, recurrent respiratory infection, motor tics, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), major depressive disorder, early onset osteoporosis, low …
Recent changes in the psychosocial environment of the university campus such as the steep rise in student numbers, the high cost of living standards and the increase in violence and cult activities ha…
Thought-action fusion (TAF) refers to a set of two cognitive biases that are thought to contribute to the inflation of feelings of responsibility for one's own thoughts, and thus to the development of…