Expressed Emotion
A study of expressed emotion, perceived stress and socio-demographic profile in patients of dissociative disorder
... Dissociative disorders are more common in adolescents, students, and in those from joint families and rural areas. Dissociation is significantly more common in females than males. It always occurs in the background of ...
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Attachment, Mentalisation and Expressed Emotion in Carers of People with Long Term Mental Health Difficulties
... in expressed emotion, in some senses toxic to the person they care for, is clearly in- sensitive and may heighten the problem because of guilt and shame ...
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Parents' expressed emotion and mood, rather than their physical disability are associated with adolescent adjustment. A longitudinal study of families with a parent with multiple sclerosis
... 7 absence of positive comments (1). The total expressed emotion scores, as well as the counts of positive and negative comments subscales, were used in the analysis. The first author of the children ...
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Effect of caregivers’ expressed emotion on the care burden and rehospitalization rate of schizophrenia
... Subjects and methods: A total of 64 schizophrenia patients hospitalized for the first time and their key caregivers were recruited. The Chinese version of the Camberwell Family Interview (CFI-CV) was used to evaluate the ...
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Attachment, Mentalisation and Expressed Emotion in Carers of People with Long Term Mental Health Difficulties
... Expressed emotion was assessed using the 20-item Family Questionnaire [26]. This measure was chosen because it is the only self-report measure of EE with consistently comparable sensitivity and specificity ...
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Expressed emotion as a predictor of the first psychotic episode Results of the European prediction of psychosis study
... of Expressed Emotion Scale (LEE) (Cole and Kazarian,1988) is a valid, feasible, and economic measure of EE with good psychometric properties (Gerlsma and Hale,1997), which provides the opportunity to assess ...
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The association between expressed emotion, illness severity and subjective burden of care in relatives of patients with schizophrenia Findings from an Italian population
... On the other hand, the predictive ability of the family Expressed Emotion (EE) construct has been demon- strated in a variety of international community settings [13-15]. Research on EE in relatives of ...
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Effectiveness of guided self help in decreasing expressed emotion in family caregivers of people diagnosed with depression in Thailand: a randomised controlled trial
... Effectiveness of guided self help in decreasing expressed emotion in family caregivers of people diagnosed with depression in Thailand a randomised controlled trial RESEARCH ARTICLE Open Access Effect[.] ...
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Relationship between Family Expressed Emotion and Relapse Occurence among Inpatient Alcoholics in Nairobi County, Kenya
... While majority of studies done have provided support for the association between family expressed emotion (EE) and relapse, such information is however equivocal. Some findings have offered evidence at odds ...
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Guilt, shame and expressed emotion in carers of people with long term mental health difficulties:a systematic review
... Expressed emotion (EE) is a global index of familial emotional climate, whose primary components are emotional over-involvement (EOI) and critical comments ...
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Expressed Emotion and Relapse of Alcohol Use Disorder
... This study attempted to assess a modifiable risk factor for relapse of alcohol use. Few studies are available for the role of expressed emotion on the relapse of alcohol use in the Indian cultural context. ...
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Expressed Emotion and Psychiatric Relapse A Meta-analysis
... Expressed emotion was developed as a psychosocial predic- tor of relapse in schizophrenia. However, several research- ers have documented the link between EE and relapse in pa- tients with mood disorders ...
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Attributions and expressed emotion in the relatives of schizophrenic patients
... From the audiotaped Camberwell Family Interviews (CFIs) of the 60 relatives, 991 of the attributional statements which were identified and extracted were included for analysis. 14 attributional statements were ...
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The relationship between attachment quality and expressed emotion among adult children caring for parents with dementia
... negative emotion, (2) the degree of controlling, intrusive or inconsistent care provision and support, and (3) levels of hostility (Bartholomew, 1990; Carnelley et ...
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The Level of Expressed Emotion Scale: preliminary Italian validation
... Il campione di discorso viene registrato su nastro (mancano quindi nella valutazione i criteri relativi al paralinguaggio), trascritto integralmente e successivamente valutato da un o[r] ...
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2020_Dodson.pdf
... Expressed Emotion has been used as a tool to study the impact of family members on a specific individual; it has been defined as the levels of criticism, hostility, and emotional over- involvement (EOI) ...
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Family psychoeducation for major depressive disorder – study protocol for a randomized controlled trial
... of expressed emotion (EE) [19]. Expressed emotion was low at baseline and since the study was conducted in Japan it is reasonable to assume that levels of EE may vary across ...
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Factors contributing toward vulnerability to relapse for people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia
... Table of Contents INTRODUCTION Models of Schizophrenia: The Interaction of Vulnerability and Stress Stressors: Expressed Emotion The Formulation of Expressed Emotion Criticisms of the EE[r] ...
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The effect of psychosocial support on caregivers’ perceived criticism and emotional over involvement of persons with dementia: an assessor blinded randomized controlled trial
... A common way of studying relationship quality is by the concept of expressed emotion (EE). EE is a psycho- logical term that refers to the emotional climate of a person’s family environment and is derived ...
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The Maternal Emotional Climate Predicts Twin Sibling Relationship Quality
... This research is situated within a family systems approach, whereby families are viewed as emotional units of interde- pendent individuals, none of whom can be understood in isolation from one another (Bowen, 1978). It ...
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