Thought suppression
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Wikidata:
Q3495864
Library of congress:
sh2006001619
Sources of Information
- Work cat.: Hedt, Jill Matthews. Disclosure versus supression of intrusive thoughts, 2005:p. 4 (thought supression; "A common response to intrusive thoughts is a cognitive regulation strategy, thought suppression, which is a deliberate effort to avoid unpleasant thoughts.")
- Thes. of psych. index terms, 10th ed., c2005:p. 287 (Thought Suppression; BT: Cognitive Processes)
- Colman, Andrew M. Dict. of psych., c2003:p. 721 (suppression) p. 742 (thought stopping)
- Corsini, Raymond J. Dict. of psych., c1999:p. 1000 (thought stopping)
- Reber, Arthur S. Penguin dict. of psych., 1985:p. 773 (thought-stopping)
- Encyc. of human behav., c1994:v. 4, p. 307 (thought stoppage)
- Encyc. of psych., 2nd ed., c1994:p. 157 (Behavior modification techniques: thought-stopping)