Titlebook: Sampling Inner Experience in Disturbed Affect; Russell T. Hurlburt Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993 depression.perc

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f his descriptive sampling method across numerouscasestudies of depressed, anxious, bulimic, and borderlinepersonalities.Though controversial, the method effectivelydemonstrates that an`introspective‘ technique can providecompelling, vivid descriptionsof patients, as well as makedistinctions between

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Introduction and Methodar characteristics also? If depressed thinking has certain characteristics, are they characteristics of the content of thought or of its process—is it what we think . or . we think it? When depression lifts, is this just a change in mood or does thinking change also, and if so, does it change in con

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A Comment to Suspend the Introspection Controversynreliable and invalid. We wish to face that prejudice head on because we believe it is mistaken, and because sophisticated readers who hold it may reject our findings before they have considered them adequately. The risk of this prejudice to the present study becomes all the more acute because we wi

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A Slightly Hypomanic Studenttion of it in a university abnormal psychology class, where I requested volunteers who felt that “emotions play what you take to be a larger-than-usual role in your life.” John volunteered, explaining that what he meant by being emotional was that he had a very high energy level and was constantly e

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A Medical Student with a Period of Dysphoriang heard about it in her role as student assistant in the department where the author was a visiting professor. Michelle’s native tongue was Dutch, but the sampling discussions were carried out almost entirely in English, in which she was also fluent. During some of the sampling discussions, a fluen

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A Depressed Resident of a Halfway Housestate mental health system for about five years, and for some years before that had been in and out of private psychiatric hospitals. There had been a number of widely varying diagnostic impressions over the course of her treatment, including schizophrenia, schizophreniform disorder, and borderline

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A Bulimic Operating-Room Nurseafter hearing it described in a hospital colloquium. She met the DSM-III-R criteria for Bulimia, being an episodic binge eater and purger; purging was usually triggered by feelings of physical or psychological fullness. Ashley would not vomit for perhaps a few days, and then would vomit daily, somet

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A Bulimic Junior High School Teacherstine satisfied the DSM-III-R criteria for bulimia and considered herself bulimic, although she had never been formally diagnosed. She had, however, enrolled herself in weekly therapy sessions with a group of individuals suffering from anorexia and/or bulimia. With the help and support of her therap