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‘Emotional Dysregulation’ is Related to Five Metacognitive Beliefs in Children, Meta-Analysis Shows

A new meta-analysis by Thingbak and colleagues (2024) finds that metacognitive beliefs are related to emotional dysregulation in children and adolescents, aged 7-18 years, in a sample of almost 10,000 participants. The same has been found in …

Believing That Thoughts Are Important to Control Increases the Perception of Stress, Experiment Shows

In 2017, Capobianco, Morrison, and Wells conducted an experiment to asses how the belief in the importance of thoughts (a negative metacognitive belief) affects people’s stress responses. 75 students (54 women, 21 men) participated in the experiment, and …

Physical Activity Should Be a Key Component in the Treatment of Depression and Anxiety, Review of 1000 Trials Shows

Is physical activity really as effective as antidepressants and psychotherapy for treating symptoms of depression and anxiety? The largest review so far, summing up the results of over 1000 studies (all randomized controlled trials), shows that the …