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Imagery Rescripting

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Imagery-Based Memory Therapy Eases Fear of Failure
psychology14 days ago

Imagery-Based Memory Therapy Eases Fear of Failure

A 180-participant randomized trial found four imagery-based therapies targeting painful childhood memories significantly reduced fear of failure and related distress, with effects lasting at least six months. Imagery Exposure and Imagery Rescripting (including a delayed version) lowered emotional arousal and negative feelings, with surprise/prediction error enhancing ImRs effectiveness, suggesting old memories can be rewritten to ease present-day challenges.

Imagery Rescripting: A Defender Rewrites Childhood Memories to Relieve Fear of Failure
psychology4 months ago

Imagery Rescripting: A Defender Rewrites Childhood Memories to Relieve Fear of Failure

A three-arm randomized trial with 180 young adults found that imagery-based therapies—imagery exposure, standard imagery rescripting with a defender, and a delayed version—significantly reduced fear of failure and negative emotions, and dampened physiological stress when recalling harsh childhood memories, with effects lasting at least six months. Benefits were strongest when a prediction error or surprise occurred during rescripting; the delayed variant did not outperform standard Imagery Rescripting.