Attributions and expressed emotion: A review
Abstract
This review examines the contribution of an attribution-based framework to our understanding of both expressed emotion (EE) and the process of patient relapse. It considers all published studies that have assessed the attributions of high- and low-EE relatives and carers. Across these studies, a great deal of consistency is apparent. Critical relatives are more likely to hold patients responsible for their difficulties. On the other hand,...
Paper Details
Title
Attributions and expressed emotion: A review
Published Date
Nov 1, 2003
Journal
Volume
23
Issue
6
Pages
849 - 880
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