[PDF] Top 20 A cognitive model of the positive symptoms of psychosis

... or cognitive flexibility), but these would be sec- ondary to the other ...the cognitive changes brought about by FI would be less specific than with CBT and the maintenance of effects would be less ... See full document

... s cognitive model of psychosis [11] suggests that the experience of social adversity and lowered self-esteem can lead to the development of psychotic symptoms through an increased ... See full document

... the positive symptoms of schizophrenia as much as the higher dose ...the positive symptoms of ...the positive symptoms of psychosis in rats by reducing the dopamine levels ... See full document

... these symptoms, normalizing patients’ inner experience, and promoting cognitive and behavioral mastery of suffering and related psychosocial ...and symptoms, and explore how maladaptive interpersonal ... See full document

... psychotic symptoms defined as lifetime occurrence of ≥ 1 of the following: (1) definite clinically significant hallucinations or delusions on K-SADS; (2) positive symptoms on SIPS rated ≥ 3, ie, ... See full document

... Elevated levels of corticosteroids are known to impair learning and memory. This has been demonstrated by acute (Lupien and McEwen 1997; Modell et al 1997) and subchronic (Young et al 1999) administration of exogenous ... See full document

... psychotic symptoms and phenomena to represent the muddled, amplified or distorted enactments of such RRPs as well as their associated dialogic ...negative symptoms of psychotic disorders, in addition to ... See full document

... Pharmaceutical industries spend around 23% to 30% of the actual cost of a drug on its promotion [12]. This is basically directed to advertisements for physicians, trying to convince them to prescribe a particular drug. ... See full document

... Evidence from epidemiological studies indicates that bipolar disorder (BP) and schizo- phrenia (SCHI) have each a lifetime prevalence of 1% across the world’s populations. Recent family and linkage studies suggest that ... See full document

... of cognitive-affective depressive symptoms and somatic symptoms during the last 7 days as well as somatic symptoms during the last 2 ...somatic symptoms predict changes in ... See full document

... Participants were recruited consecutively from both inpatient and outpatient units at four hospitals in Oslo that collectively cover a catchment area of 485,000 peo- ple (88% of Oslo ’ s total population). Clinicians ... See full document

... According to Table 4, all five factors exerted significant effects on the Er of the corn kernels (p < 0.05). Considering the F values, the drying medium temperature exerted the greatest effect on Er (43.88), followed ... See full document

... The multiple choice version of the Proverbs Test (Gorham, 1956 a,b) was administered to provide a measure of the subject's ability for 'abstract conceptualization'. Payne (1960) pointed out that chronic schizophrenics, ... See full document

... acute psychosis in schizophrenia is frequently initiated in the psychiatric emergency ...psychiatric symptoms, to calm the patient, to maintain the patient in a secure treatment environment, and prevent ... See full document

... Numerous treatment options exist for sleep disorders, including pharmacotherapy, psychological, and behavioral interventions, but choosing a strategy to which patients with schizophrenia will adhere can be challenging, ... See full document

... Viewing psychosis in terms of early interactions is consistent with the link between interpersonal trauma and psychosis (Read, van Os, Morrison & Ross, ...the psychosis, rather than a secondary ... See full document

... In conclusion, our research shows that more than 2 LNM, more than 2 LNM sites, and common iliac LNM were risk factors for poor survival in stage IIIC1p cervical cancer patients. The survival of stage IIIC1p cervical ... See full document

... CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy; CBTp, cognitive behavioral therapy for psychosis; CBTv, cognitive behavioral therapy for voices; CONSORT, Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials; GiVE, ... See full document

... A kin to our study, most NPT studies in mental health settings recruited practitioners [24, 25, 28]. However the NPT studies by Gask et al. [26] and Franx et al. [23] did include service leads and managers to investigate ... See full document

... common symptoms and adversely affected patients’ ability to perform their normal daily ...of symptoms and their association with health outcomes among patients receiving the appro- priate standard of care ... See full document