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ISSN 1527-7143
Research Articles
December 01, 2026 PDT

Here It Is in Sentence Case: Discrepancies Between Clinical Interview and Self-Report Assessment of Early Maladaptive Schemas Across Different Levels of Psychological Suffering

Aida Parpieva, Doctoral Student, Master, Perizat Asylbaeva, Doctoral Student, Master, Nuriza Batyrbekova, Doctoral Student, Master, Tynchtykbek Asanov, Director, PhD,
the phenomenon of sufferingthe degree of psychological sufferingearly maladaptive schemascognitive patternssocial alienationdiagnostic discrepancydefectiveness and shamedisconnection and rejection.
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Parpieva, A., Asylbaeva, P., Batyrbekova, N., & Asanov, T. (2026). Here it is in sentence case:  Discrepancies between clinical interview and self-report assessment of early maladaptive schemas across different levels of psychological suffering. North American Journal of Psychology, 28(4), 2384–2404.
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