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Tag Archives: pediatric obsessive-compulsive

The moderating effect of age on the associations of cognitive and metacognitive beliefs with pediatric OCD symptoms

30 October, 2020 2020, Article 0

Two categories of beliefs have been found to be important to the development and maintenance of adult and pediatric obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD): cognitive beliefs and metacognitive beliefs. Cognitive beliefs refer to general or social beliefs, and noteworthy beliefs relevant to OCD symptoms include exaggerated personal responsibility, intolerance of uncertainty, and …