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Some Determinants of Affective Symptoms in Epileptics
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1979Forty-two epileptics were given a psychiatric interview and completed five questionnaires. Current affective symptoms were significantly associated with a past history of neurotic disorder but not with temporal lobe epilepsy.
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Affective and suicidal symptoms in epileptic prisoners
Psychological Medicine, 1973SynopsisPrevious writers have suggested a relationship between psychiatric disability and epilepsy, and this is confirmed in the present survey of epileptic prisoners.s The older epileptics, who included four cases of severe cerebral damage, were particularly prone to anxiety and depression. Those with temporal lobe epilepsy had been the most suicidal.
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IS THERE A RECIPROCAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SYMPTOMS AND AFFECT IN ASTHMA?
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1976This is a hypothesis-seeking case study. It is the product of naturalistic research on one asthmatic patient seen 212 times in individual psychotherapy over a period of 32 months. Both retrospective and prospective data were gathered, the prospective phase beginning about halfway into the therapy.
D I, Davis, W, Offenkrantz
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Negative affectivity and the influence of suggestion on asthma symptoms
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 2004To investigate the effect of suggestion on subjective and objective asthma symptoms as a function of negative affectivity of the patients.Asthmatics (n=32) took puffs from three separate placebo inhalers, being described as an inert (practice) substance, a bronchoconstrictor, and a bronchodilator.
Claudia, Put +5 more
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Life Events and Senile Dementia Affective Symptoms
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1995BackgroundPrevious research in the elderly has linked threatening life events with depression. Dementia sufferers are known to be sensitive to stressful changes in their daily life such as relocation. This study investigates whether threatening life events are associated with depressive symptoms in dementia sufferers.MethodUsing the Life Events and ...
M, Orrell, P, Bebbington
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Indexicality as “symptom”: Photography and affect
Semiotica, 2009This article uses Roland Barthes's text, Camera Lucida: Reflections on Photography, to critique photography's truth claim to the real by reading the photographic discourse of "indexicality" as a "symptom, " as defined in the work of Slavoj Zižek. The implications of this symptomatic relationship between photography and the real are analyzed in relation
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Psychotic Symptoms and Age of Onset in Affective Disorders
Psychopathology, 2010Prevalence of hallucinations and delusions was studied in 1,763 patients with unipolar major depression, bipolar affective disorder, and schizoaffective disorder. The authors found that the presence of psychotic features was negatively associated with age of onset for the group as a whole, and bipolar affective disorder (manic or mixed type ...
D W, Black +3 more
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Modeling Affective Symptoms of Schizophrenia
2016Abstract Schizophrenia includes positive symptoms (hallucinations, delusions), but also negative/affective symptoms such as affective blunting, avolition, and anhedonia. In recent years, many animal models of schizophrenia have been designed, including models based on administration of pharmacological agents (such as phencyclidine or amphetamine), on
Luka Culig, Catherine Belzung
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Affective Symptoms in Women Attending a Menopause Clinic
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1994All new attenders at the Menopause Clinic in Edinburgh over six months were interviewed to detect current depressive disorder (MADRS) and past psychiatric disorders (SADS-L), to find out whether women who were depressed at the time of clinic attendance had a history of depression.
A G, Hay, J, Bancroft, E C, Johnstone
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The semiology of benign focal epilepsy with affective symptoms
Epileptic Disorders, 2017AbstractBenign focal epilepsy with affective symptoms (BFEAS) is a rare childhood epilepsy syndrome essentially characterized by “epileptic attacks with affective symptoms of a terrifying type”. Since the original description, approximately 50 cases have been reported. To our knowledge, however, none of the studies included video‐EEG data.
Fábio A, Nascimento +5 more
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