Carl Eduard Scheidt's research while affiliated with University of Freiburg and other places

... Zur Bedeutung der Art der innerseelischen Abbilder von Bindungserfahrungen, der Bindungsrepräsentationen und des damit zusammenhängenden Verhaltens für eine (gesunde) seelische Entwicklung gibt es mittlerweile hinreichende Belege (z. B. Großmann & Großmann, 2006;Strauß & Schauenburg, 2017). ...

... Retelling a story highlights those experiences that are regarded as critical turning points in the patient's biographical development. These are often relationship experiences that the patient regards as decisive for their development (Scheidt and Lucius-Hoene 2015). As to structure, the retelling of a story relies on the same modes of representation that we have already mentioned: namely, detailed episodic narratives and the use of direct speech. ...

... See alsoStukenbrock et al. (2021), who found that therapists return to gaze at the patient when they arrive at a categorical statement after a tentative, self-repaired, and delayed turn-design so far.Content courtesy of Springer Nature, terms of use apply. Rights reserved. ...

... In psychotherapeutic conversations, specifically, clients position themselves and are positioned by the therapists with respect to presented problems, relationships with close others, and their own "self "-their own understanding of their actions and their ways of portraying themselves. Therapeutic change, then, as it appears in sequences of interaction, can be depicted as changes in discursive positions, evolving throughout the therapy process Wahlström, 2005, 2007;Suoninen and Wahlström, 2009;Avdi, 2012Avdi, , 2016Deppermann et al., 2020). Toivonen et al. (2019) have shown how discursive positions can be agentic or non-agentic. ...

... Following this suggestion, the main goal of the "INDDEP" (INpatient and Day clinic treatment of DEPression) -study was to find prognostic and prescriptive predictors for the differential diagnostic evaluation and indication, as well as the clinical course (8)(9)(10)(11). The variability of the courses in this study was analyzed at four assessment time points (in-patient admission, hospital discharge, 3-months follow-up, 12-months follow-up) (12). ...

... On the other hand, one of the therapies that has recently come to the attention of researchers in reducing the problems of psychiatric patients and irritable bowel syndrome is acceptance and commitment treatment (Gaylord et al., 2009;Deng & Zhou, 2018). Evidence shows that acceptance and commitment treatment leads to improved quality of life (Jo & Son, 2018) and pain (Zernicke et al., 2012) and reduced psychiatric symptoms (Sayyar Khesmakhi et al., 2019) in patients with irritable bowel syndrome. But this is a point to consider that according to the researcher's studies, not reviewed a comparison of two behavioral cognitive intervention based intolerance of uncertainty and acceptance and commitment intervention, which are two active interventions, along with the control group in patients with irritable bowel syndrome who also receive a diagnosis of generalized anxiety disorder. ...

... Dabei konnte in Bezug auf keine der beiden Zielgrößen eine Überlegenheit des Qualitätsmonitorings festgestellt werden. Die Emotionalität der Debatte um das Gutachterverfahren wurde jedoch in dem nachfolgenden Kommentarwechsel zwischen Projektbeirat [10,11] und Evaluationsteam [12] deutlich. Diese unterstreicht den hohen Diskussionsbedarf bezüglich der Reform des Gutachterverfahrens und mag unter anderem darin begründet sein, dass bislang noch wenige Studien zu diesem Thema vorliegen. ...

... This finding is consistent with the results of Noroozi et al., which showed that ACT significantly increased self-control and flexibility of the body image in obese patients (20). The study by Givehki et al. showed that ACT improved the flexibility of body image and body awareness in patients with psychosomatic disorders (32). The ACT consists of six main processes: Acceptance, cognitive breakdown, connection with the present, self as context, values, and committed action for psychological flexibility (20). ...

... For example, physicians in the East believe that informing patients about their life-threatening disease results in hastening their death. In contrast, Western societies appreciate patients' right to know the truth about their real medical conditions (12)(13)(14). Regarding the effect of cultural differences on the way of breaking bad news, Dias et al.'s research concluded that the presence of the patient's companions made it difficult to discuss the details of the disease (15). On the contrary, in Alrukban's study from Arabia, the presence of older family members while receiving bad news was considered positive (16). ...

... Epidemiologische Studien zeigen, dass Menschen mit einer chronischen körperlichen Erkrankung ein doppelt erhöhtes Risiko haben, gleichzeitig an einer Depression zu erkranken. Im hausärztlichen Bereich leiden 5-10% der Patienten an einer Depression, im stationären Bereich sind es 10-14% [3]. Diese Komorbidität zwischen körperlichen und psychischen Erkrankungen hat relevante Folgendie Anzahl der körperlichen Symptome ist bei komorbider Depression erhöht. ...