Psychometric properties of the Spanish version of the Experiencing of Self Scale (EOSS) for assessment in Functional Analytic Psychotherapy

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Computer User Self-Efficacy Scale ??? Cuse : a preliminary study and adaptation to portuguese population

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Ensenyar ci??ncies en angl??s : la superaci?? d'un triple repte

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Personal self-concept and satisfaction with life in adolescence, youth and adulthood

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Construction and psychometric characteristics of the Self-Concept Scale of Interaction in the Classroom

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Conversations about self-identity in Alzheimer disease : Argumentative and Alternative Communication memory books as an aid

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The effects of ageing on self-reported aggression measures are partly explained by response bias

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Prevalence and functions of non-suicidal self-injury in Spanish adolescents

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Psychometric evaluation of the Self-Appraisal Questionnaire in a Spanish sample of offenders

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Validation of the General Self-Efficacy Scale in psychiatric outpatient care

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Self-deception as a mechanism for the maintenance of drug addiction

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Influence of social motivation, self-perception of social efficacy and normative adjustment in the peer setting

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Importance of self-efficacy in psychoendocrine responses to competition and performance in women

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A new efficient approach to the direct restricted active space self-consistent field method

An implicitly parallel method for integral-block driven restricted active space self-consistent field (RASSCF) algorithms is presented. The approach is based on a model space representation of the RAS active orbitals with an efficient expansion of the model subspaces. The applicability of the method is demonstrated with a RASSCF investigation of the first two excited states of indole

Sexual presence and intentional dynamics: deviant and non-deviant sexual self-regulation from the first person stance

Child molesters (n=13) and sexually non-deviant subjects (n=29) were immersed with virtual characters depicting relevant sexual features while their sexual arousal and gaze behaviour were assessed to characterize their sexual preferences and intentional dynamics. Sexual arousal was measured using circumferential penile plethysmography (PPG). Gaze behaviour dynamics was derived from average gaze radial angular deviation (GRAD) and GRAD coefficient of variation (GRADCV). Results show distinct sexual arousal profiles according to sexual preferences and point towards the existence of specific gaze behaviour dynamics guided by sexual intentions. Theoretical interpretations are based on the ecological psychology of J.J. Gibson and the integrated theory of sexual offending (Ward, 2009; Ward & Beech, 2006). Theoretical underpinnings coming from these approaches are advocated as being especially well suited to explain how virtual reality can help probing into child molesters’ phenomenology as lived from the first-person stance.