| These later variables can also be viewed within a developmental psychopathology paradigm. |
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| The nature of the hypotheses varies widely depending upon which theory of psychotherapy and psychopathology the clinician applies. |
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| Finally, traumatic stress seems to have had an impact on the prevalence of general psychopathology as well. |
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| In this recent revision, Beck proposed a new conception for the structure and processes involved in psychopathology. |
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| Proposing the means by which this group psychopathology can be overcome is a task of magnitude beyond the scope of this work. |
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| Not surprisingly, in all regressions ADHD status made a significant contribution to the prediction of psychopathology. |
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| One of the most significant concerns presented by opponents is that suicide ideation is most likely a symptom of psychopathology. |
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| Jaspers's emphasis on the importance of form over the content of psychopathology provokes the authors' ire. |
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| Most studies of psychopathology focus on individual disorders and screen out comorbid cases to reduce diagnostic heterogeneity. |
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| He is interested in unusual psychiatric phenomena and in the psychopathology of perception. |
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| His interests are the psychopathology of violent criminal behaviour in children, adolescents and adults, as well as violent serial offending. |
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| Night terrors often occur in patients with psychopathology, especially in adults with post-traumatic stress syndrome. |
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| Childhood psychopathology is often persistent, particularly among children with conduct disorder and hyperkinesis. |
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| In the 1960s, his research on schizophrenia set the standard for twin studies of psychopathology. |
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| Even if the physician recognizes the psychopathology, the patient may reject the diagnosis. |
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| This early descriptive approach to understanding maltreating parents came to be known as the psychopathology, or psychiatric, viewpoint. |
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| His research interests include the treatment of pathological gambling, gambling-related cognitive psychopathology, and concurrent disorders among gamblers. |
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| According to cognitive theories of psychopathology, specific cognitive factors as identified here should be uniquely associated with particular emotional states or disorders. |
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| The grants fund empirical studies on methods of assessment, prevention or treatment, or on issues related to the psychopathology of children or adolescents. |
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| Such a psychopathology would probably be more concerned with the development of the individual's sense of reality than with the vicissitudes of his infantile sexuality. |
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| Stressing its prankishness more than its psychopathology, he turns it at times into an Italian Noises Off. |
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| Much less is known regarding the impact of fathers on their offspring's psychopathology and maladjustment. |
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| One controversial issue in psychopathology is the distinction between dysfunctional, or aberrant, and merely idiosyncratic behaviours. |
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| Lombroso tried to discern a possible relationship between criminal psychopathology and physical or constitutional defects. |
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| Poe's revelation of the narrator's madness is a classic study in psychopathology. |
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| Among the first to use hypnosis for exploring psychopathology and for psychotherapy, he recognized motivational forces of emotional conflict. |
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| An individual treatment plan was prepared for each patient, in accordance with intellectual capacities and psychopathology. |
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| Indeed, it has been estimated that nearly 90 percent of young adults who committed suicide presented a form of psychopathology. |
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| Additionally, she provides individual and group counselling to clients dealing with psychopathology or hardship. |
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| The program looks very diverse and interesting this year with topics ranging from cognitive development to developmental psychopathology. |
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| Fire involvement typically occurs in the context of other psychopathology or difficulties. |
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| It is hard to make much sense of him, too, without the language of psychopathology. |
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| In any case, increased understanding of psychopathology in understanding filicide can only help, he said. |
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| But Dr. Prause is emphatic that her research finds no evidence of psychopathology in asexuals. |
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| Metabolic control, diabetes treatment adherence, eating disorder symptomatology, and general psychopathology were measured at all assessment points. |
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| The influence of a developmental psychopathology perspective is prominent in the study of child maltreatment because it adds more developmental relevance and richness to categorically-based disordered outcomes. |
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| Lastly, given the similarities between the two groups, in terms of psychopathology, life trajectories, and services received and required, we have made some common recommendations. |
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| The primary finding was psychopathology with all subjects showing clinically significant depression scales, three on psychasthenia and three on schizophrenia. |
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| It may be a form of psychopathology, or whatever you want to call it, but some people begin to define their existence through the ongoing custody battle. |
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| However, they continued to demonstrate an emotion-focused coping style, which has been linked to various dimensions of psychopathology that could lead to re-offending. |
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| The association between psychopathology and substance use has been extensively researched, particularly within the last three decades. |
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| Sources said the doctors conducted personality trait test, psychopathology test and projective tests on Tunda. |
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| Their course background should provide them with basic knowledge of psychopathology, diagnostic assessments, interviewing techniques, and treatment planning. |
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| Of the four patterns of infant-caregiver attachment, the disorganized classification has been identified as a powerful childhood risk for later socio-emotional maladjustment and psychopathology. |
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| Construct validity was confirmed in a sample of 177 youth by significantly higher scores for self-reported emotional and behavioural psychopathology among youth reporting victimization. |
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| A paedo-psychiatrist specialising in epilepsy psychopathology, who is nearing the end of his career, talks to a young woman whom he treated when she was a child and who has now recovered from a form of partial epilepsy. |
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| Even if testing rules out the presence of significant psychopathology, issues of temperament, behavioural style and personality predispositions are important factors which may relate to specific job suitability. |
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| However, it is also suggested in the article that there may be a significant increase in the likelihood of violent behaviour if psychopathology converges with other risk factors. |
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| Although its beginnings were based in studies of psychopathology, psychoanalysis became a more general perspective on normal personality development and functioning. |
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| Developmental psychopathology emphasizes the role of developmental processes, the importance of context, and the influence of multiple and interacting events and processes in shaping adaptive and maladaptive development. |
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| Results of the study show childhood adversity and lifetime psychopathology were each associated with shorter telomeres and higher mtDNA content. |
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| Brain evolution, language and psychopathology in schizophrenia. |
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| Edens JF Otto RK, Dwyer T Utility of the Structured inventory of Malingered Symptomatology in identifying persons motivated to malinger psychopathology. |
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| Suggestions and implications for future research in further explicating the role of gender role orientation in the divergence of male body image psychopathology are discussed. |
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| The results of the study have shown that it is possible to distinguish four groups of pathological gamblers based on their personality traits and associated psychopathology. |
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| Psychopathology and psychiatric nosology became the legitimate framework for these interventions. |
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