Inward monitoring seems to be the most frequent category of thoughts for any runner, whatever the level of expertise.
In addition, suicidal thoughts were most frequent in the youngest age group in all countries.
In this study, the religious practices/fanciful thoughts were the most frequent among the participants, despite being positively associated with negative affects.
The results found in this study show that the most frequent strategies were the Religious Practices/Fanciful Thoughts and the Problem Focus.
As a venture capitalist who is still an undergrad in college, the second most frequent question I'm asked is what my thoughts are on the current college startup scene.
This aspect of the study was designed to allow for optimal experimental control, and to capture intrusive thoughts when they are likely to be most frequent (i.e., immediately post-stressor).
If you do not practice this, other thoughts arise: "…then those [thoughts] which are most frequent [or clearest], or most proximate arise, because they have been most forcefully cultivated, except when there are simultaneous special conditions external to the body".
Four of the most frequent concepts reported were "avoidant" (n = 34), "self-image/confidence" (n = 30), "thoughts of death" (n = 25) and "suicidal ideation" (n = 25).
In terms of sleep-related attitudes, having a lot of thoughts in one's head at bedtime proved to be most frequent in seniors presenting a mental disorder, with 73% of them experiencing this situation moderately, a lot, or extremely.
Table 2 shows demographic, psychometric and psychopathological characteristics of patients who reported at least one sensory property of depressive thoughts (56.5%) versus those who did not [43.5%; the most frequent scores on the SPD were 1 (10.1%) or two points (12.4%), extreme intensities were rare].
More specifically, however, the dysfunctional attitude "Having a lot of thoughts in my head before going to bed at night" is the most frequent in the asymptomatic seniors.
