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Adam Radomsky

The surprising truth about obsessive-compulsive thinking
Posted on April 11, 2014
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An international study conducted by Adam Radomsky, professor in the Department of Psychology, in collaboration with 15 other researchers worldwide found that 94 per cent of people experience unwanted, intrusive thoughts, images and/or impulses. The results of this study means that therapists can focus on applying effective treatments for OCD that will work cross-culturally. The study is featured in Le Devoir, Longevity Live, Science World Report, Business Standard, Psych Central, Psychomédia, Medical Daily, USA News, BioSpace, Inagist, Science Blog, Medical Xpress, The Jersey Tribune, Science Daily, Science Newsline, Medical Web Times, Live Science, Science Codex, Press-News, News Track India, Yahoo! News Malaysia, Taaza News, WSN Health, Chennaionline, Before It’s News, Ineffable Island, and Sulekha. The research also appears in a Danish-language website, Videnskab.

On Thursday, April 10 the research received coverage in the following: ANI News, Business Insider, Business Standard, IANS live, Yahoo! News, Newsroom America, WBUR Common Health, KVNU, The New Indian Express, The South Asian Times, Bright Surf, Zee News, Mother Nature Network, Oman Daily Observer and News. Greek-language publication Newsbeast, dutch-language publications Scientias and Plus Online.

On Monday, April 15 the research also appeared in The Huffington Post Healthy Living, The British Psychological Society, Yahoo! Health, Reporter-Times, The Free-Press Times and redOrbit.