Clinical Child Psychiatry

Hot Topics in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, An Issue of ChildAnd Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, E-Book Justine Larson. depression to problematic SM use was moderate and was significantly higher than time spent using ...

... NCAcriteria is Dr. Feuerlein's own Munich alcOholism screening test (19). Another use has been in education. CRIT is cited and ... syllabus “Clinical andHuman Aspectsof Substance Abuse” reprints the ... NCA criteriais the mostwell known and.

Matthew Biel, Jeff Bostic, David C. Rettew. Table 1 PERMA interview questions PERMA Element Interview Questions Positive emotions Caregiver(s) What makes ____ happy? Excited? Joyful? Calm? Child Can you describe how you feel when you are ...

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... occupational problem that is apparently not due to a mental disorder . " Examples include job dissatisfaction and uncertainty about career choices . People are particularly vulnerable to occupational prob- lems at several points in ...

... may be a focus of clinical attention . They include the following : bereavement , occupational ... dissatisfaction are mistakes at work , accident - proneness , absenteeism ... uncertainty about career choices . People are particularly ...

... bullying is an ethical problem that violates human rights, especially the rights of the child and adolescent [72]. Consequently, it was crucial to analyse the effectiveness of interven- tion programmes to reduce bullying and cyber- bullying ...

Jonathan Essary Becker, Christopher Todd Maley, Todd E. Peters, Elizabeth Shultz. (continued) Electrode Surface ... day, game 5 consecutive days) 1 session/condition Modified Flanker (crossover with !1-wk task washout between conditions) ...

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... intelligence test scores , this is not the case . In more than a dozen studies from the 1960s and 1970s analyzed by Flynn ( 1991 ) , the mean IQs of Japanese and Chinese American children were always around 97 or 98 ; none was over 100 ...

... Emotional Tone scale . Emotional Tone was scored every minute and averaged within each 3 - min Strange Situation period . Agreement estimates ( Cohen's = 0.81 ) for the scoring of Strange Situation emotional tone were obtained with the ...

... adolescents (35% female) Wei28 found that a higher level of exposure to violent video games online was associated ... (teenagers answered the same questions about parent involvement). Parents also reported on their own civic engagement ...

... house and tree in the foreground . Projective interpretations of the tree , house , and person are possible , but the picture itself serves as a conversation piece for the examiner to ask questions about the child's house , family , and ...

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... anticholinergic [37]. Drowsiness, dry mouth, dizziness, constipation, difficulty starting urine stream, blurred vision, and palpitations are only a few of the common reactions that may occur. The mnemonic for anticholinergic syndrome is ...

... and assigned gender, of at least 6 months duration, as manifested by at least 6 of the following (one of which must be criterion A1): 1 a strong desire to be of the other gender or ... primary and/or secondary sex characteristics that match ...

... interpretation of the Rorschach results. When the Rorschach is viewed as a ... sample of behavior, and behavior is the best predictor of future behavior ... TAT requires patients to examine picture cards and then devise stories inspired ...

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... chances of passing the first time. Practice, practice, practice is the name of the test-taking game. Box 3.4 includes resources for free online practice questions. • BOX 3.4 Studying, Test-Taking, and NCLEX® Resources General resources ...

... garden. So begins misogynist James Thurber's modern fable, “The Unicorn in the Garden.” In this brief tale, the husband tells his cynical, controlling wife about seeing the unicorn. She calls him a “booby” and declares, “and I am going ...

... After the Fact : The Art of Historical Detection ( New York : McGraw - Hill , 1992 ) , and R. W. Winks , ed . , The Historian as Detective : Essays on Evidence ( New York ; Harper , 1969 ) ; and of course J. Barzun and H. F. Graff's ...

... include all of the following except A. The mission . B. The vision . C. The core values ... good communication among staff , even if staff consists of only one other ... personal injury , criminal , workers ' compensation , employment law ) .

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... personality disorder. C. Kleptomania. D. Compulsive shopping. E. Oppositional defiant disorder. 14.7 All but which of the following might ... S T U D Y GUI DE CHAPTER 15 Substance-Related QUESTIONS—Disruptive and Impulse-Control Disorders | ...