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An Energetic View on Creativity, Psychopathology and Intelligence: A Mixed Design Study in Adults With and Without Psychological Disorders
In Brief
A clinical study evaluating Integrated 5-day Gratitude Exercise and Behavioral Activation Program for General Psychopathology and 2 related conditions. Completed, enrolled 200 participants across 1 site.
Detailed Summary
The interventional part of the study aims to assess the acute effect of the Brain2Business (B2B) tool on creative thinking (primary objective) in adults with psychological disorders. Additionally, the study assesses the B2B effects on energy-related sensations and metabolism, technique adherence, gratefulness and goal-directed activation (secondary objectives) in adults with and without psychological disorders. The observational part of the study primarily aims to investigate the link between psychopathology, intelligence, energy-related sensations and metabolism validating the "c factor mito-bioenergetics" (CMB) model in a sample of adults with and without psychological disorders.
Study Details
Timeline
Interventions
The 5-day intervention integrates a brief behavioral activation (BA) and a gratefulness exercise (GE) program. BA is composed of a lab-based idea generation and planning phase as well as a home-based performing phase with regard to pleasurable activities. GE is a idea generation task about aspects in life participants are grateful for about. It is performed once lab-based and daily with a home-based diary.