[PDF] Top 20 Moral responsibility and mental illness : a case study

... of responsibility for criminal actions. We consider briefly the case of people suffering from Capgras delusion, that is, people who believe that a close relative or partner has been replaced by a replica, ... See full document

... Pinfold, Vanessa, Sweet, Daryl, Porter, Ian et al. (10 more authors) (2015) Improving community health networks for people with severe mental illness : a case study investigation. Research ... See full document

... l The qualitative interviews helped us to explore heterogeneity within the study population. We found individual agency across all network types and surfaced tensions, including relationships with practitioners or ... See full document

... with mental illness can overpresent themselves in a positive way, and ‘ tell a good story ’ which may be at odds with what is actually suitable or sustainable for them at the time (SSW207, ...with ... See full document

... The trainees that took part in this study had spent an average of 20 years in education and 5 years in psychiatry. There was a broad representation of re- ligious and political viewpoints, including a signifi- cant ... See full document

... this study warrant further study to examine the influence of Confucianism among Korean American ...the responsibility to respect and care for their parents. Study participants have shown ... See full document

... We fi nally calculated the crude and adjusted ORs with associated 95% CIs using a logistic regression model to identify association between stigma, SMI and multidimen- sional poverty. We used ‘ no participation ’ as the ... See full document

... compassion, integrity and forgiveness which with slight variation were supported by Rego et al. (2010) through confirmatory factor analysis. Cameron et al. (2011) develop an improved version of the 2004 scale and the ... See full document

... As regards the level of stigma it is difficult to be decisive about what is a high or low level of stigma, but we think that the Lysaker et al. scale is of interest. When comparing other studies as shown in Table 3 our ... See full document

... This study represents an analysis of language use in users who share their mental illness though social media, in this case depression and ... See full document

... specifically mental antecedents are the hallmark of an exercise of ...into mental aspects and physical ones, the mental bits causing the physical when an action ...the mental aspects are to be ... See full document

... Mental illness refers to all diagnosed mental disorders characterized by sus- tained, abnormal alterations in thinking, mood, or behavior associated with dis- tress and impaired functioning [1] ... See full document

... of mental illness (p = ...severe illness while consider- ing that only few ...tal illness was to avoid the disadvantage it confers in marriage and relationships, which might have played a role ... See full document

... of Mental Health (DMH) and Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services (DAODAS) about (a) which services you have used in the last 12 months and (b) how often you used these ...to study whether ... See full document

... At the beginning of the focus groups the researchers asked the students to introduce themselves and give details of their training in counselling and psychology or their experience of caring for clients with ... See full document

... Mark Bernstein in his work, Can We Ever Be Really, Truly, Ultimately, Free? (2006), narrates the tale of a woman–Dora, charged with stealing of clothing from a departmental store. She was found guilty by a jury and ... See full document

... Enron Corporation until December 2001 appeared very strong, voluntary made the decision to restate its financial statements. This proved to be mortal. While the bankruptcy of a small company is taken as a routine, the ... See full document

... and difficulty of human cooperation there is important value in agreement simply as such. Any individual normative judgment has the potential to disturb practical agree- ment, in ways that endanger trust, mutual loyalty, ... See full document

... Several mental health-related variables in this study, according to model of Yaghobi, Poursharifi, and Akbari Zardkhaneh (2014), included positive emotions, well-being, depression, anxiety, ... See full document

... in moral responsibility as well as the elliptical problem in the definition of free will in Islamic philosophy, which may restrict the consequent of “if he or she did not want it, he or she would not do it” ... See full document