Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: The Role of Attachment Representations, Perceptions of Self and the World in Cognitive Theory of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Guy Doron

• Intro - Declaration of Ownership - Acknowledgment - Abstract -
• Chapter One - Overview - Cognitive theories of OCD - Summary -
• Chapter Two - Obsessive Compulsive Disorder - Intro - Attachment and Internal Working Models - Internal Working Models and Adult Functioning - Internal Working Models and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder - Parent-child interaction and OCD vulnerability - The Nature of Vulnerability in OCD: Summary and general hypotheses -
• Chapter Three - Intro -
• Chapter Four - Intro - The Multidimensional World View Model - OCD and the Multidimensional World-View Model - Study 1 - Method - Results - Discussion -
• Chapter Five - Intro - OC Phenomenon and the Multidimensional Self - Study 2 - Method - Results - Discussion -
• Chapter Six - Intro - Adult Attachment, perceptions of self and the world in OCD - Study 3 - Method - Results - Discussion -
• Chapter Seven - Intro - Study 4 - Method - Results - Discussion -
• Chapter Eight - Intro - Evaluating three main research questions - Integration of findings with existing models of OCD - Implications of findings to the treatment of OCD - Limitations and recommendations for future research - Conclusion -
• References - References -