Presentation Title
Cognitive Vulnerability for Anxiety: A Comparison of Competing Models
Presentation Type
Poster Presentation
College
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Major
Psychology
Location
Event Center B
Faculty Mentor
Dr. Michael Lewin
Start Date
2-27-2013 10:10 AM
End Date
2-27-2013 6:00 PM
Abstract
The study examined four competing cognitive vulnerability models of anxiety (i.e. Vulnerability to Harm-Schema Model, Looming Cognitive Style, Anxiety Sensitivity, and Fear of Negative Evolution.) Results revealed that these cognitive models significantly mediated the relationship between recollections of dysfunctional parenting and current anxiety. Implications and future research will be discussed.
Cognitive Vulnerability for Anxiety: A Comparison of Competing Models
Event Center B
The study examined four competing cognitive vulnerability models of anxiety (i.e. Vulnerability to Harm-Schema Model, Looming Cognitive Style, Anxiety Sensitivity, and Fear of Negative Evolution.) Results revealed that these cognitive models significantly mediated the relationship between recollections of dysfunctional parenting and current anxiety. Implications and future research will be discussed.
