C Randler, S N Kolomeichuk, A V Morozov, D A Petrashova, V V Pozharskaya, A A Martynova, L S Korostovtseva, M V Bochkarev, Y V Sviryaev, M G Polouektov, C Drake
Psychometric properties of the Russian version of the Pediatric Daytime Sleepiness Scale (PDSS)
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conceptual approach compassion underlying compassionfocused therapy cft based theoretical rather empirical grounds aim present study seek empirical support components compassion outlined theoretical model underpinning cft explore components matter improving wellbeing sequential exploratory mixed methods design employed alongside randomized controlled trial rct systematically examined 625 emails sent 87 rct participants five counsellors course wellbeing enhancing cft selfhelp intervention identify theoretically based compassionate attributes skills next quantitative analysis compared participants show clinically relevant improvement wellbeing regard occurrence compassionate attributes skills although theoretical model compassion integral cft largely supported emails slightly simplified better fit data adjusted model comprises five compassionate attributes ie care wellbeing sensitivity empathy distress tolerance common humanity four compassionate skills ie compassionate attention reasoning behaviour feelingsensation three illustrative cases presented contribute better understanding fundamental components compassion quantitative analyses indicate participants showing clinically relevant improvement wellbeing expressed significantly compassionate feelingsensation compared found preliminary evidence conceptualization compassion underlying cft compassionate feelingsensation bears particular interest wellbeing intended outcome cft individuals participating compassionfocused therapy enhancing wellbeing experience wide range compassionate attributes skills compassionfocused therapy may instigate wellbeing client able experience compassionate feelingsensation