… processes summarized as the Psychological Inflexibility/Psychological Flexibility (PI/PF) model.
… of questionnaires including the Multidimensional Psychological Flexibility Inventory, and …

… ACT aims to increase psychological flexibility in individuals by targeting six core processes
of change: acceptance of internal events (eg thoughts, emotions), cognitive defusion (ie …

… emotional regulation (or adjustment) in situations of change, novelty, and uncertainty.
Psychological flexibility … cognate constructs—adaptability and psychological flexibility—so that the …

… of research supports the fundamental role of Psychological Flexibility (PF) as a process for
… of disorders and is relevant to a wide range of psychological problems (Doorley et al., 2020; …

… We aimed to include all six skills assumed to comprise psychological flexibility according to
ACT theory so it can be used by clinicians for treatment planning. We also aimed to create a …

… It adds to previous knowledge and research on the role of psychological flexibility and
acceptance of body image in eating disorder behaviours and psychological difficulties. …

… and illness anxiety symptoms; psychological flexibility was expected to moderate this …
psychological flexibility and greater avoidant coping compared to controls. Psychological flexibility …

… experiential avoidance (low psychological flexibility) will present … We wanted to examine
whether psychological flexibility … are highly distressed, psychological flexibility would no longer …

… the role of psychological flexibility in mental health among the people in the United Kingdom
[50], and our findings further support that psychological flexibility is independent of, but …

… This study provides support for the construct validity of the Greek Psychological Inflexibility
in Pain Scale in chronic pain patients. Findings demonstrate that it is a psychometrically …