Valuations in Hoarding Disorder: Contextual Information and Object Value
30 June 2020
Our study is interested in understanding how people with hoarding problems perceive the world. Research has shown that individuals with hoarding disorder view and value objects differently to others. These views also seem to differ from people with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), which is often considered to have overlap with hoarding. Therefore, this study is seeking to further understand how those with Hoarding Disorder and OCD value different objects.
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Ethical approval
This study has been granted ethical approval by the Psychology Research Ethics Committee at University of Bath.
About the researcher
I am currently a postgraduate student at the University of Bath, studying for my MSc in Applied Clinical Psychology, and would greatly appreciate your participation in my final research project.
This study is supervised by Dr James Gregory, Clinical Psychologist, University of Bath.
