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29th APS Annual Convention

Self-Reflexive Emotions As Transdiagnostic Factors for Mental Health Problems

Friday, May 26, 2017 · Boston, MA

Clinical Science

Self-reflexive emotions are relevant for social functioning. We focus on the relation between the emotions of envy and shame and psychopathology. They also impair emotion regulation abilities which are addressed in DBT treatment. Studies investigating self-reflexive emotions and mental health outcomes and a DBT treatment study will be presented.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Corinna ScheelChair
    University of Siegen
  • Jessica TracyDiscussant
    University of British Columbia

Presentations

  1. Envy: A Factor for Mental Health Problems?Katrin Rentzsch
  2. Shame As Transdiagnostic Factor in Patients with Early Onset Mental Health ProblemsCorinna Scheel
  3. Differneces of Communication Methods in Subjects with Early Onset Mental Health ProblemsNannette Münnich
  4. Clinical Perspectives of Two DBT RCT Studies in Transdiagnostic SamplesFrancheska Perepletchikova