The cognitive-behavioural component of the intervention was integrated into exercise sessions and involved psychoeducation (based upon attitudes, experiences, emotions, beliefs, etc).
RW and DD designed the cognitive-behavioural components of the Cues intervention, and trained and supervise the interveners.
We contrasted and combined outcome-oriented and psychometric approaches to disentangle symptoms of PTSD from personality characteristics and cognitive-behavioural components of the psychometric construct of resilience that may promote a better outcome.
Appearance schematicity comprises the cognitive-behavioural component of body image disturbance and it refers to the degree to which an individual personally invests in his or her physical appearance [ 30, 31].
Fear of falls is a cognitive behavioural component, which was recently shown to be related to the gait velocity of diabetic patients [ 28].
Interventions that included a cognitive behavioural component, or that were theoretically based on cognitive behavioural theory, 21 65 showed positive findings in promotion of mental health and well-being.
The model emerging from this study, although confirming the relevance of the cognitive and behavioural components of the engagement process, clearly casts light on the crucial role the patients' emotional elaboration of their disease engage in their care.
Behavioural components of the intervention were based upon cognitive behavioural psychology and employed techniques such as negotiation and goal setting and encouraged planning, self monitoring and skill building.
When dividing FoF into three components, i.e. physiological, behavioural and cognitive, particularly the behavioural component of FoF of self-restricted avoidance of activities, may lead to a negative spiral toward frailty and increased dependency in these discharged patients [ 12].
They are then introduced to the cognitive behavioural model and guided in breaking down personal experience according to the physical, cognitive and behavioural components of an emotional response.
The focus of a multidisciplinary pain management program is often on cognitive and behavioural components of pain and disability, instead of depression and anxiety [ 6].
