Why it fits
Repeated catastrophic thinking, mental rehearsal, hopeless rumination without compulsions
Repeated catastrophic thinking, mental rehearsal, hopeless rumination without compulsions
Distinguishes intrusive/obsessional phenomena from psychotic or violent intent.
Separates the Focused Diagnostic Trap Tables group. It is not specific to GAD worry.
Rows marked “Whole group”: Applies to the Focused Diagnostic Trap Tables group — not specific to GAD worry
Repeated catastrophic thinking, mental rehearsal, hopeless rumination without compulsions
Severe insomnia, suicidality, marked psychomotor slowing, functional collapse.
Applies to the Focused Diagnostic Trap Tables group.
Distinguishes intrusive/obsessional phenomena from psychotic or violent intent.
Applies to the Focused Diagnostic Trap Tables group.
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Applies to the Focused Diagnostic Trap Tables group.
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Applies to the Focused Diagnostic Trap Tables group.
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Clinical reference — not validated decision support. Review before use.