Clinical Features, Cognitive Biases, and Treatment of Body Dysmorphic Disorder

Figure 1: The map shows the countries where Positive Education has taken root as of 2018.

Figure 1: Social Safety Theory is grounded in the understanding that the primary purpose of the human brain and immune system is to keep the body biologically and physically safe. To accomplish this c...

Figure 2: Individuals are embedded in a variety of social safety circles that determine their moment-to-moment and lifelong experiences of social safety and threat. These social networks directly affe...

Figure 1: Examples of widely used models linking risk or adversity to adaptive behavior. (a) Cumulative risk model. (b) Challenge model showing better adaptive behavior with some, but not too much, ex...

Figure 2: Example model of risk and resilience factors with cascading, transdiagnostic effects on psychopathology and adaptive behavior through multiple paths of influence. Three time points are shown...

Figure 1: Historical trends in societal attitudes, age trends in peer attitudes, and the decline in ages at which lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) youth come out. Circles (with associated publication ...

Figure 2: Conceptual model of contextual influences on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth mental health and associated implications for policies, programs, and practice. The arrow al...