Exploring perceived control, a low-control task, and a brief acceptance intervention in a low and high transdiagnostic anxiety sample

Limited perceived control has been theorized and measured to be a cognitive aspect of anxiety disorder development and maintenance. The goal of the present study was to investigate perceived internal and external control as transdiagnostic features of anxiety in a diverse urban sample. We explored the relations between anxiety, perceived control, and acceptance skills experimentally using a low control computer task and a brief acceptance...