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Fotios Tzevelekidis

Fotios Tzevelekidis

Psychology
University of Greater Manchester · Greece
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Fotios Tzevelekidis is a researcher in Psychology at University of Greater Manchester. Based in Greece. Research interests include Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Psychology.

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Clinical PsychologyCognitive Psychology

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PsychologyCollaboration Opportunity – Scoping Review on Safety Behaviours in Anxiety Disorders

Hello everyone, I have recently completed a PRISMA-ScR–guided scoping review examining how safety behaviours are conceptualised, measured, and investigated across adult anxiety disorders. The review synthesises findings from 88 empirical studies and maps conceptual variability, measurement approaches, and proposed cognitive–emotional mechanisms across presentations such as social anxiety disorder, panic disorder, health anxiety, and generalized anxiety disorder. I am currently preparing the manuscript for journal submission and am seeking a collaborator/co-author with expertise in clinical psychology, CBT, or anxiety research who may be interested in contributing to refinement of the manuscript and helping guide the submission process. This is an unfunded academic collaboration intended for publication. I would be happy to share the draft and discuss the project further with anyone interested. Thank you, and please feel free to reach out via direct message.

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