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Control Discrepancy and Anxiety Symptomatology: A Distinct Metacognitive Vulnerability Beyond Traditional Control Constructs

2025-06-23

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<h4>Objectives: </h4> Control beliefs are well-established predictors of anxiety symptomatology, yet existing models emphasize the protective effects of high perceived control without considering the influence of individual differences in metacognitive appraisals of control—namely, the evaluation of the control one believes to have and the control they desire to have. In the present study, we propose that control...

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906872ac-b349-5e0e-b8cc-00cfbd54601a
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10.22541/au.175067477.74668572/v1
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