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Factor Structure of Manic Symptoms
Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 2009Objective: The purpose of the present study was to identify the factor structure of manic symptoms as assessed by the Scale for Manic States (SMS). Method: The pattern of symptoms in a group of 225 adults with an ICD-10-DCR diagnosis of manic episode was studied.
Subhash Chandra, Gupta +3 more
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Factor Structure of the MCMI-III
Journal of Personality Assessment, 1998The factor structure of the Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory (Millon, 1994; MCMI-III) was assessed among 444 African American inpatient substance abusers and constitutes the first factor analysis of the MCMI-III. We found 3 main factors: General Maladjustment, Paranoid Behavior/Thinking With Detached Emotionality, and Antisocial Acting Out.
R J, Craig, A, Bivens
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2006
This chapter summarizes the mathematical development of the structure-factor formalism. It starts with the definition of the structure factor appropriate for X-ray and neutron scattering, and includes the derivation of the appropriate expressions. Beyond the isolated-atom case, the atom-centred spherical harmonic (multipole) model is treated in detail.
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This chapter summarizes the mathematical development of the structure-factor formalism. It starts with the definition of the structure factor appropriate for X-ray and neutron scattering, and includes the derivation of the appropriate expressions. Beyond the isolated-atom case, the atom-centred spherical harmonic (multipole) model is treated in detail.
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Structure of human factor VIII
Nature, 1984The deduced amino acid sequence of human factor VIII, obtained from the DNA sequence, predicts a mature polypeptide of 2,332 amino acids containing a triplicated domain structure. The polypeptide has 35% sequence homology with the copper-binding plasma protein, ceruloplasmin.
G A, Vehar +12 more
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Factor XIII: Structure and Function
Seminars in Thrombosis and Hemostasis, 2016Over the last two decades, it became evident that factor XIII (FXIII) is not only a crucial determinant of clot characteristics but also has potentially important functions in many various fields such as bone biology, immunity, and adipogenesis. In this review, we aim to summarize the latest findings regarding structure and function of FXIII. In regard
Verena, Schroeder, Hans P, Kohler
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Ecological structure and factor structure
1971The neighbourhoods which comprise the residential fabric of the city and form the framework for analyses of the relationship between locality and behaviour differ on innumerable grounds. In terms of physical structure they differ in density and age of development, in geographical position, and in types of dwellings. More importantly, from a behavioural
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Factor Structure of the Dogmatism Scale
Psychological Reports, 1971The factor structure of the Dogmatism Scale was studied. In separate analyses for males ( N = 309) and females ( N = 526) 5 factors emerged. The factors were rotated orthogonally and obliquely, resulting in very similar loadings for both rotations. Since a single common factor did not emerge and since the correlations among the 5 factors were low, with
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Structured Assessment of Risk Factors and Protective Factors
Risk assessment is an essential task for professionals working in the forensic field, aimed at assessing risks of (repeated) offending or other undesirable behaviours. This chapter discusses the evolution and importance of the use of structured risk assessment tools.Vivienne de Vogel, Jacqueline Bosker
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