Neurobehavioral Affective Control Training (N-ACT)

2024/01/31 by Rajgopal, Nandini, Ronold, Eivind Haga, Johnson, Sheri +4
Psychology · #Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms #Behavioral Disciplines and Activities #Biological Psychology #Clinical Psychology #Cognition and Perception #Cognitive Behavioral Therapy #Cognitive Psychology #Counseling #FOS: Clinical medicine #FOS: Psychology #Medical Sciences #Medicine and Health Sciences #Mental and Social Health #Neurosciences #Psychiatric and Mental Health #Psychiatry and Psychology #Psychological Phenomena and Processes #Psychology #Social and Behavioral Sciences #cognitive control #cognitive training #emotion regulation #emotional response inhibition #emotional working memory #executive function #impulsivity #rumination #transdiagnostic #urgency

paper · doi:10.17605/osf.io/rak5z

Abstract

A randomized waitlist-controlled pilot trial to evaluate a novel transdiagnostic cognitive remediation program for emotion-related impulsivity and rumination

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