Mahdi Mazidi
@mahdimazidi.bsky.social
Senior Research Officer of Psychology at The Kids Research Institute Australia. Adjunct Research Fellow at University of Western Australia. Interested in clinical cognitive and emotional research.
📄 New paper out!
Women are at elevated risk for mental health difficulties during the perinatal period. Repetitive Negative Thinking (worry, rumination) is a strong predictor of later distress, yet the mechanisms that keep some women trapped in these thinking patterns remain unclear.
Women are at elevated risk for mental health difficulties during the perinatal period. Repetitive Negative Thinking (worry, rumination) is a strong predictor of later distress, yet the mechanisms that keep some women trapped in these thinking patterns remain unclear.
January 10, 2026 at 12:25 PM
📄 New paper out!
Women are at elevated risk for mental health difficulties during the perinatal period. Repetitive Negative Thinking (worry, rumination) is a strong predictor of later distress, yet the mechanisms that keep some women trapped in these thinking patterns remain unclear.
Women are at elevated risk for mental health difficulties during the perinatal period. Repetitive Negative Thinking (worry, rumination) is a strong predictor of later distress, yet the mechanisms that keep some women trapped in these thinking patterns remain unclear.
Thrilled to share our paper: “Profiles of beliefs about emotions in treatment-seeking adults”, now published in the British Journal of Clinical Psychology 🎉
We first show that the Emotion Beliefs Questionnaire (EBQ) has strong psychometric properties in clinical samples (inpatients and outpatients)
We first show that the Emotion Beliefs Questionnaire (EBQ) has strong psychometric properties in clinical samples (inpatients and outpatients)
January 10, 2026 at 12:14 PM
Thrilled to share our paper: “Profiles of beliefs about emotions in treatment-seeking adults”, now published in the British Journal of Clinical Psychology 🎉
We first show that the Emotion Beliefs Questionnaire (EBQ) has strong psychometric properties in clinical samples (inpatients and outpatients)
We first show that the Emotion Beliefs Questionnaire (EBQ) has strong psychometric properties in clinical samples (inpatients and outpatients)