Narendra Nath Samantaray
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Recent Articles
1.
Dolly S, Samantaray N
Indian J Psychiatry
. 2024 Aug;
66(3):263-271.
PMID: 39100120
Background: The amount and frequency of internet use are often used to forecast its pros and cons, with mixed findings. After COVID-19, technological advances and sociological upheavals have shown the...
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Samantaray N, Mishra A, Singh A, Sudhir P, Singh P
J Affect Disord
. 2022 Dec;
324:92-101.
PMID: 36584701
Objective: We examined the unique predictive strength of anxiety sensitivity (AS) and the role of expectancy, credibility, and therapeutic alliance (TA) as predictors and mediators of cognitive-behavioral treatment (CBT) outcomes...
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Singh P, Samantaray N
Indian J Psychol Med
. 2022 Nov;
44(6):552-557.
PMID: 36339696
Background: Considering the need for developing and examining evidenced-based programs using a brief group format for management of social anxiety disorder (SAD) at the community level, we studied the efficacy...
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Samantaray N, Singh P, Sudhir P
Asian J Psychiatr
. 2022 Mar;
72:103069.
PMID: 35339872
There is evidence for non-specific factors impacting treatment outcomes, with pragmatic concerns regarding the need to popularize briefer formats of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). The need to have more culturally...
5.
Samantaray N, Kar N, Mishra S
Psychiatry Res
. 2022 Feb;
310:114439.
PMID: 35180611
There is a paucity of research on the role of COVID-19 related fear and lockdown on social anxiety disorder (SAD). In a follow-up study during post-lockdown period, we compared social...
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Behera N, Samantaray N, Kar N, Nayak M, Chaudhury S
Ind Psychiatry J
. 2021 Mar;
29(1):76-81.
PMID: 33776279
Background: Both cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and paroxetine (PX) are the preferred treatments for social anxiety disorder (SAD). However, in literature, there have been divided opinions for the efficacy of...
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Samantaray N, Pattanaik R, Srivastava K, Singh P
Ind Psychiatry J
. 2021 Mar;
29(1):12-21.
PMID: 33776270
Many publications have delineated strategies for mental health care to respond to psychological concerns and ramifications related to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The current review aims to encapsulate existing guidelines...
8.
Kar N, Samantaray N, Kar S, Kar B
Disaster Med Public Health Prep
. 2021 Feb;
16(2):670-677.
PMID: 33583466
Background: Early Identification of disaster victims with mental health problems may be useful, but information within a short period after a disaster is scarce in developing countries. This study examined...
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Samantaray N, Nath B, Behera N, Mishra A, Singh P, Sudhir P
Asian J Psychiatr
. 2020 Dec;
55:102526.
PMID: 33360708
Objective: To compare brief cognitive behavior group therapy (bCBGT) for social anxiety disorder (SAD) to a credible placebo, psychoeducational-supportive therapy (PST), in a sample of medical students. Method: This was...
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Pattanaik R, Samantaray N, Mohapatra J
Ind Psychiatry J
. 2019 Dec;
28(1):148-151.
PMID: 31879462
Studies have focused on the efficacy of transtheoretical model in the management of substance dependence, but not much have focused on the changes with respect to the patient's mood, life...