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Current Opinion in Psychiatry, 2005
Psychiatry is increasingly aware of its own conceptual foundations and the role that philosophy plays in shaping research and practice. This growing awareness is especially prominent in the area of psychopathology, where both philosophers and psychiatrists are actively investigating the basic assumptions and values that influence the science.There is ...
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Psychiatry is increasingly aware of its own conceptual foundations and the role that philosophy plays in shaping research and practice. This growing awareness is especially prominent in the area of psychopathology, where both philosophers and psychiatrists are actively investigating the basic assumptions and values that influence the science.There is ...
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Annual Review of Psychology, 1984
We considered problems of assessment and taxonomy that have hindered the study of childhood disorders. Many instruments have been developed for assessing children's behavior as seen by parents, teachers, clinicians, trained observers, peers, and children themselves.
T M, Achenbach, C S, Edelbrock
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We considered problems of assessment and taxonomy that have hindered the study of childhood disorders. Many instruments have been developed for assessing children's behavior as seen by parents, teachers, clinicians, trained observers, peers, and children themselves.
T M, Achenbach, C S, Edelbrock
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Neuropeptides and psychopathology
Endeavour, 1980Abstract Although the adaptive processes of animals are under the control of the central nervous system there is clear evidence of the involvement also of hormones produced by the endocrine glands. It further appears that the effect may not depend on the whole hormone molecule but on only a part of it, known as a neuropeptide.
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Neuropsychobiology, 2008
Tardive psychopathology (TP) corresponds to mental changes from chronic neuroleptic exposure, as tardive dyskinesia corresponds to induced movement disorders. TP was prospectively identified in 4 inpatients. Each took neuroleptics more than 3 years, showed good premorbid adjustment or initiative, and met criteria for chronic schizophrenia.
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Tardive psychopathology (TP) corresponds to mental changes from chronic neuroleptic exposure, as tardive dyskinesia corresponds to induced movement disorders. TP was prospectively identified in 4 inpatients. Each took neuroleptics more than 3 years, showed good premorbid adjustment or initiative, and met criteria for chronic schizophrenia.
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The psychopathology of echophenomena
Psychological Medicine, 1989SynopsisRepetition of other person's activities is, to some extent, part of normal human behaviour. However, in some circumstances it becomes pathological and symptomatic of an underlying disease process. The pathogenesis of this type of behaviour is very diverse. The circumstances in which echoing can be expected to occur are reviewed.
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Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 1997
The first three years of life present unique challenges to the study of psychopathology. We highlight four of the issues in a selective review of the developmental psychopathology of early childhood, including lack of specificity of risk and outcome variables, measurement difficulties, rapid developmental changes and the centrality of the relationship ...
C H, Zeanah, N W, Boris, M S, Scheeringa
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The first three years of life present unique challenges to the study of psychopathology. We highlight four of the issues in a selective review of the developmental psychopathology of early childhood, including lack of specificity of risk and outcome variables, measurement difficulties, rapid developmental changes and the centrality of the relationship ...
C H, Zeanah, N W, Boris, M S, Scheeringa
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Journal of Pain & Palliative Care Pharmacotherapy, 2011
Pain clinicians often note the high prevalence of comorbid chronic pain and psychopathology. Although there is a burgeoning literature on chronic pain as a disease and a continually expanding liter...
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Pain clinicians often note the high prevalence of comorbid chronic pain and psychopathology. Although there is a burgeoning literature on chronic pain as a disease and a continually expanding liter...
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Psychopathology and Narcolepsy
Neuropsychobiology, 2009Twenty-eight patients with narcolepsy are compared to a sex- and age-matched control population with regard to the frequency of psychiatric symptoms. The occurrence of psychiatric syndromes in narcolepsy patients is also examined. The frequency of psychiatric illness in patients with cataplexy or hypnagogic/hypnopompic hallucinations is evaluated as ...
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Hypnotizability and psychopathology
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1982The authors compared the hypnotic responsivity of 115 chronically ill psychiatric patients with that of 83 nonpatient volunteers. The Hypnotic Induction Profile was administered to all subjects, and diagnoses were established for the patients according to Research Diagnostic Criteria.
D, Spiegel, D, Detrick, E, Frischholz
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Information and Psychopathology
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1993Our current understanding of mental processes in health and disease is limited by the absence of a practical model describing the physiology of the mind as an informational system. The mind is described here as a physical system with four functional dimensions that can be interrelated mathematically on the basis of information theory.
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