Differential performance on the go/no-go task as a function of the autogenous-reactive taxonomy of obsessions: findings from a non-treatment seeking sample.

摘要: It has been suggested that obsessive-compulsive disorder is characterized by impaired inhibitory control. Response inhibition a cognitive process required for one to cancel or suppress dominant but inappropriate responses. The present study examined response among non-treatment seeking individuals diagnosed with OCD and low levels of symptoms using computerized visual go/no-go task. Specifically, we sought examine prediction from the autogenous-reactive subtype model obsessions (Lee, H.-J., & Kwon, S.-M. (2003). Two different types obsession: autogenous reactive obsessions. Behaviour Research Therapy, 41, 11–29; Lee, Telch, M. J. (2008). Autogenous In Abramowitz, S. Taylor, D. McKay (Eds.), Obsessive-compulsive disorder: subtypes spectrum conditions. New York: Elsevier., asserting presenting will display greater difficulty in control relative subtype. Results showed displayed more deficient on task as indexed longer delay between original stimuli set reversed compared symptoms.