Sentence examples for inflated responsibility from inspiring English sources

The objective of this study was to investigate whether Salkovskis (1985) inflated responsibility model of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) applied to children.

CT modules focus on understanding and correcting OCD-related beliefs (e.g., inflated responsibility, need for certainty, perfectionism) pertinent to each patient's symptoms, using specialized strategies and behavioral experiments to test and modify maladaptive hypotheses and related negative emotions.

Moreover, I will be gathering qualitative data on the experience on relgious socialization and how it relates to thought-action fusion and inflated responsibility.

Moreover, the potential impact of family factors on the development of OCD-related cognitions (e.g. inflated responsibility, overestimation of threat, importance of controlling one's thoughts) is particularly interesting to me as a disorder mechanism.

Experiment 2 suggested that inflated responsibility has a causal effect on perseveration at the catastrophising task (rather than being a simple non-causal by-product of excessive worrying), and that inflated responsibility exacerbates catastrophising only in conjunction with negative mood.

At baseline the groups did not differ on children's self reported anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive symptoms or on inflated responsibility beliefs.

Alfredo Crespo, a lawyer for Mr. Guzmán, the Shining Path leader, disputed the panel's conclusions, saying that the numbers were inflated and that the government bore responsibility for most of the bloodshed.

Mr. Greenspan disclaims any responsibility for the immense market bubble that inflated on his watch: his policy was right, he says, because he did the best he could.

Because the respiratory muscles are not contracting, the minute ventilation is fully controlled by the ventilator, which takes full responsibility for inflating the respiratory system.

Is it the responsibility of corporate America to lower prices that are so heavily inflated so as to price fruits and vegetables out of reach?

For example, lost productivity figures were assumed to be attributed solely to caregiving responsibilities; however, respondents may have attributed some non-caregiving-related productivity loss to caregiving responsibilities, thus inflating the perceived burden.