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Cognitive behavioural approaches to understanding shared mechanisms of social anxiety and paranoia

2021-01-01

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Social anxiety disorder (SAD) is a common comorbidity in people experiencing psychosis and this comorbidity causes negative impacts including poor functioning, low self-esteem, depression or lack of social relationship. However, effective interventions for the treatment of SAD in people with psychosis are currently limited. The research described in this thesis aimed to contribute towards answering two big problem...

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5e22344d-d805-5f9a-8f94-c31a95b8eb87
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10.5525/gla.thesis.82452
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