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CNS Spectrums, 2017
Terrorist behavior represents a subtype of human aggression probably determined by a combination of biological, psychological, and social factors, as well as by peculiar environmental influences and group dynamics. As regards terrorists’ psychological characteristics, the available studies (mostly carried out with no sound scientific design) have ...
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Terrorist behavior represents a subtype of human aggression probably determined by a combination of biological, psychological, and social factors, as well as by peculiar environmental influences and group dynamics. As regards terrorists’ psychological characteristics, the available studies (mostly carried out with no sound scientific design) have ...
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CNS Spectrums, 2000
AbstractThe origins of the word “shame” recall the concept of the infraction of integrity both as scandal and as individualization. The human experience of shame stretches along a continuum from modesty to disabling interpersonal terror. Unlike other basic affects, its emergence is a fundamental moment in the process of self-awareness and self-object ...
PALLANTI, STEFANO, L. QUERCIOLI
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AbstractThe origins of the word “shame” recall the concept of the infraction of integrity both as scandal and as individualization. The human experience of shame stretches along a continuum from modesty to disabling interpersonal terror. Unlike other basic affects, its emergence is a fundamental moment in the process of self-awareness and self-object ...
PALLANTI, STEFANO, L. QUERCIOLI
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Psychopathology, 2010
The music therapeutic productions of 67 psychiatric inpatients were analyzed concerning a systematic variation in the course of therapy. The impairment of performance was not as regular as with customary music, nevertheless with growing remission it was reversible in all diagnostic subgroups.
Steinberg, R. +5 more
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The music therapeutic productions of 67 psychiatric inpatients were analyzed concerning a systematic variation in the course of therapy. The impairment of performance was not as regular as with customary music, nevertheless with growing remission it was reversible in all diagnostic subgroups.
Steinberg, R. +5 more
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Journal of Mental Science, 1944
It is concerned with the isolation of clinical entities on a psychological basis, and with the investigation of the aetiological factors and psychological mechanisms that may be responsible for these conditions. There is much division of opinion among psychopathologists on basic principles.
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It is concerned with the isolation of clinical entities on a psychological basis, and with the investigation of the aetiological factors and psychological mechanisms that may be responsible for these conditions. There is much division of opinion among psychopathologists on basic principles.
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Drugs of Today, 2007
This review assesses some of the important advances that have been made in our understanding of the psychopathology of depression. While the monoamine theory, that postulates dysfunctional noradrenergic and serotonergic systems as the underlying cause of depression, has been valuable in the development of conventional antidepressants that are thought ...
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This review assesses some of the important advances that have been made in our understanding of the psychopathology of depression. While the monoamine theory, that postulates dysfunctional noradrenergic and serotonergic systems as the underlying cause of depression, has been valuable in the development of conventional antidepressants that are thought ...
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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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Current Opinion in Psychology, 2016
Recent work on culture and psychopathology is beginning to unpack the cognitive, developmental and interactional processes through which social contexts shape illness onset, experience, course and outcome. New conceptual models, tools, and technologies, along with better data, lend support to an ecosocial view of mental disorders that emphasizes the ...
Laurence J, Kirmayer, Andrew G, Ryder
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Recent work on culture and psychopathology is beginning to unpack the cognitive, developmental and interactional processes through which social contexts shape illness onset, experience, course and outcome. New conceptual models, tools, and technologies, along with better data, lend support to an ecosocial view of mental disorders that emphasizes the ...
Laurence J, Kirmayer, Andrew G, Ryder
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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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2022
This chapter covers the topics and research questions of "Experimental Psychopathology" (EP) and the experimental tasks used to answer them. We describe historical roots and current models of EP, and we characterize its relevance for Clinical Psychology. The methods of EP are described in detail, illustrating the tasks which are used to study attention,
Becker, E.S., Rinck, M.
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This chapter covers the topics and research questions of "Experimental Psychopathology" (EP) and the experimental tasks used to answer them. We describe historical roots and current models of EP, and we characterize its relevance for Clinical Psychology. The methods of EP are described in detail, illustrating the tasks which are used to study attention,
Becker, E.S., Rinck, M.
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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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