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Emotion, disclosure, & health.

·1995·American Psychological Association eBooks

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Part One Introduction: Emotion, Disclosure and Health - An Overview, James W. Pennebaker A Cultural and Historical Perspective on Confession, Eugenia Georges. Part Two Cognitive Processes in Inhibiting and Disclosing: From Secrecy to Psychopathology, Daniel M. Wegner and Julie D. Lane Disclosure and Worry - Opposite Sides of the Emotional Processing Coin, Thomas D. Borkovec, Lizabeth Roemer and John Kinyon Disclosure as a Speech Act - Is It Psychotherapeutic to Disclose?, William B. Stiles The Power of the Narrative - A Multiple Code Account, Wilma Bucci. Part Three Emotions, Expressiveness and Psychosomatics: Emotional Attention, Clarity and Repair - Exploring Emotional Intelligence Using the Trait Meta-Mood Scale, Peter Salovey, John D. Mayer, Susan Lee Goldman, Carolyn Turvey and Tibor P. Palfai Inhibition and Muscle Tension in Myogenic Pain, Harald C. Traue Repression, Emotional Disclosure and Health - Theoretical, Empirical and Clinical Considerations, Gary E. Schwartz and John P. Kline Confrontation - Inhibition, Alexithymia and Health, Dario Paez, Nekane Basabe, Maite Valdoseda, Carmen Velasco and Ioseba Iraurgi Repression, Disclosure and Immune Function - Recent Findings and Methodological Issues, Keith J. Petrie, Roger J. Booth and Kathryn P. Davison. Part Four Clinical and Social Dimensions of Disclosure: Emotionality and Health - Lessons From and for Psychotherapy, Michael J. Mahoney The Roles of Disclosure and Emotional Reversal in Clinical Practice, Benjamin Domi…

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  • Early results of emotional disclosure are consistent with those achieved in laboratory studies and in clinical studies of other pain-free clinical populations.

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Cited by 470

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American Psychological Association eBooks
Published
1995
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W1493447953
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470
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en
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  • Health Sciences › Medicine › Psychiatry and Mental health › Psychosomatic Disorders and Their Treatments
  • Social Sciences › Psychology › Social Psychology › Mental Health via Writing
  • Social Sciences › Psychology › Experimental and Cognitive Psychology › Anxiety, Depression, Psychometrics, Treatment, Cognitive Processes
Keywords
emotional disclosure, emotions, health, repression, emotional inhibition, alexithymia, psychosomatic medicine, immune function, muscle tension, emotional intelligence, narrative, social sharing, rumination, emotional exposure, psychotherapy, worry, emotional expressiveness

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