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The benefits of psychological displacement in diary writing when using different pronouns.

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Title: The benefits of psychological displacement in diary writing when using different pronouns.
Authors: Seih YT (AUTHOR), Lin YC (AUTHOR), Huang CL (AUTHOR), Peng CW (AUTHOR), Huang SP (AUTHOR)
Source: British Journal of Health Psychology. Feb2008, Vol. 13 Issue 1, p39-41. 3p.
Abstract: This study examined a new emotional writing paradigm, that is PDDP. PDDP instructs participants to write diary in first-person pronoun first, and then narrate the same event from a different perspective using second-person pronoun. Finally, the participants write it again with third-person pronoun from yet another perspective. These three narrations were to be written in a consecutive sequential order. Results demonstrated that diary writers indeed benefited from features of PDDP. It also showed that highly anxious people received most long-term therapeutic effect from PDDP. We argue that PDDP enacts the needed mechanism to balance psychological distance prolonging and self-disclosure making in emotional writing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: This study examined a new emotional writing paradigm, that is PDDP. PDDP instructs participants to write diary in first-person pronoun first, and then narrate the same event from a different perspective using second-person pronoun. Finally, the participants write it again with third-person pronoun from yet another perspective. These three narrations were to be written in a consecutive sequential order. Results demonstrated that diary writers indeed benefited from features of PDDP. It also showed that highly anxious people received most long-term therapeutic effect from PDDP. We argue that PDDP enacts the needed mechanism to balance psychological distance prolonging and self-disclosure making in emotional writing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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