Precision in the understanding and treatment of paranoia by Brown, P

“…First, through focussing on a single psychotic experience, paranoia, and a single putative causal mechanism, negative cognition. …”

Paranoia in adolescents: assessment, prevalence, and clinical understanding by Bird, J

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Miriam Kirkham - A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the degree of Doctor of Clinical Psychology (DClinPsych) by Kirkham, M

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Jessica McGovern - Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the degree of Doctor of Clinical Psychology (DClinPsych) by McGovern, J

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Poppy Brown - Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the degree of Doctor of Clinical Psychology (DClinPsych) by Brown, P

“…<p><strong>Systematic Review of the Literature</strong></p> <p><strong>Sleep and Paranoia: a systematic review and meta-analysis</strong></p> <p><em>Background:</em> Sleep dysfunction commonly co-occurs with paranoia and is hypothesised to be a contributory causal mechanism in its development and maintenance.…”

Predicters of individual psychotic experiences after trauma: a series of longitudinal studies by Geddes, G

“…This thesis investigates longitudinally the occurrence of different reactions - paranoia, grandiosity, hallucinations and PTSD - in the direct aftermath of interpersonal trauma. …”

Eco-consciousness, dwelling and anxiety in selected works of John Burnside by Aldhafeeri, Hilalah Dughayyim S.

“…Second, the study of paranoia and anxiety could be elaborated by using feminism theory. …”
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Counter cyberterrorism. by Ho, Ka Wei.

“…Hype and the 9//11 tragedy have led the matter to be securitised to such an extent as to stir up paranoia and panic, giving rise to illusions of a Digital Pearl Harbour. …”
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Dissociation in non-affective psychosis: a felt sense of anomaly by Cernis, EA

“…In Chapter Five, network analyses find that dissociation is a probable cause of paranoia, grandiosity, and cognitive disorganisation. …”

One man's wickedness : malignant narcissism and major blunders in international relations by Landau, Daniel B. (Daniel Bruce), 1969-

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Early Quaker activity and reactions to it, 1652-1664 by Reay, B

“…The thesis both establishes and accounts for hostility towards the Quakers (at all levels of society), a hostility which during the 1650s intensified dissatisfaction with the Cromwellian regime, encouraging a more conservative religious settlement, and which during the 1660s had something to do with the repressive legislation and paranoia of those years. Fear and hatred of Quakers had clear political repercussions, contributing in part, in 1659, to the reaction that ended in the restoration of the Stuarts. …”

Talking politics and watching the border in Northern Burundi, c. 1960-1972 by Russell, A

“…It reveals the function and dysfunction of political linkage, and the tensions of being a citizen and a subject in the margins of a political community ruled by suspicion and paranoia. The themes - dissent, collaboration, elimination, repression - link this local history to the flow of national politics and the making of a new African state.…”

Mask and closet ; or, "Under the Hood" : metaphors and representations of homosexuality in American superhero comics after 1985 by Mandel, Susannah

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Everything is awful : snark as ritualized social practice in online discourse by Tsiveriotis, George

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Foreign influence operations in the cyber age by Goldstein, J

“…Results from an original experiment show that when governments are not implicated in an operation that originates in their country, they can avoid blowback and yet are no less effective at stirring paranoia or appearing omnipotent. I add the novel insight that the country of origin matters much more to Americans than the specifics of attribution.…”

Unravelling the links between psychotic-like experiences, sleep and circadian rhythms by Cosgrave, JF

“…This thesis also highlights dissociative symptomatology as a candidate mediator for the sleep-psychosis relationship, and emphasises the ties between paranoia and negative affect. Finally, this thesis also illuminates the challenges of examining the relationship between sleep and PLEs in isolation, and suggests that they must be considered within the broader framework of co-existing mental health problems.…”

The White Russian army in exile, 1920-1941 by Robinson, P

“…</p> <p>This study shows how these pressures induced in Russian émigrés feelings of isolation and paranoia which helped to fragment the Russian emigration in the 1930s and which produced numerous public scandals and splits. …”

‘It was the worst of times; it was the worst of times’ Popular Prophecy, Rapture Fiction, and the Imminent Apocalypse in Contemporary American Evangelism by Khalidi, A

“…Secondly, an analysis of the <em>Tim LaHaye Prophecy Library</em> and <em>Left Behind</em> fiction will demonstrate that this premillennial dispensationalist hermeneutic is almost exclusively communicated through anxiety narratives which focus on expressions of horror, isolation, powerlessness and paranoia. It will be argued that these narratives serve to explore ‘abjective’ elements of premillennial dispensationalist belief, re-integrating them into the fabric of the faith. …”

Free will in device-independent cryptography by Pope, JE

“…However, the extreme paranoia attributable to the relaxed assumptions within device independence requires an explicit consideration of the previously assumed ability of the experimenters to freely make random choices. …”

Neurobehavioral performance of male methamphetamine-dependent trainees during abstinence in selected narcotic addiction rehabilitation centres, Malaysia by Rahmat @Rahaman, Dzulkhissham

“…Excessive use of MA can cause hyperactivity, agitation, and paranoia, and a psychotic state lasting from days to weeks. …”
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