Intrusive imagery Sample Clauses

Intrusive imagery. 55% (n = 17) participants reported that they had experienced negative intrusive images and 52% (n = 16) reported that they had experienced intrusive images related to a past traumatic or upsetting event. 45% (n = 14) participants reported that they had experienced intrusive images related to their caring role and 39% (n = 12) reported experiencing intrusive images of feared outcomes associated with their caring role. 19% (n = 6) reported experiencing negative intrusive images in the previous week and 16% (n = 5) in the previous month. Participants experiencing negative intrusive images either in the previous week or in the previous month either related or unrelated to the caring role (n = 11, 35%) completed the full intrusion interview. Only one intrusive image for each participant was explored in detail. If more than one negative intrusive image was experienced within the last month then the most upsetting image and/or the image related to the caring role was explored further. All of the participants who completed the intrusion interview (n = 11) reported at least one memory associated with their image. Table 15 gives a description of the negative intrusive images. It also details the memories, affect and encapsulated beliefs that the images elicited.
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