... investigated changes in eating attitudes (using EAT-26 and BITE), depressive symptoms (using BDI-II), and stress coping (using CISS, which has three subscales) between 2 time points: at college entrance and in the fourth year of college. We divided the students into three groups (clinical, subthreshold...

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...Xu Han; Qiaobei Li; Chunyan Wang; Yinyan Li Background: To evaluate the association between depressive symptoms and occupational stress, and the possibility of psychological capital (PsyCap) in alleviating depressive symptoms and occupational stress, we investigated the mediating role of PsyCap...

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... that the HAMD-17 accounted more for the positive and negative symptom domains than the CDSS. Conclusions: The present results suggest that compared to the HAMD-17, the CDSS is a more specific instrument to measure depressive symptoms in schizophrenia and schizophrenia spectrum disorder, especially in acutely...

... to identify students who are at greater risk for hazardous drinking. Although some studies have shown that depressive symptoms may be associated with alcohol use in this population, findings are not consistent. The current study extends previous research by investigating the relationship between depressive...

... the comprehensive notion of ‘language capacity’ as pathoplastic modulator of overt schizophrenic syndromes (i.e. pathoplastic model)] was replicated on a wider schizophrenic sample, assessing contextually with diagnostic symptoms, depressive symptoms, alexithymia, subjective experience of negative symptoms...

... of depersonalization were used, according to the wernickian threefold definition. Depersonalized schizophrenics showed a semiological profile that was distinct from that of nondepersonalized schizophrenics (as regards basic, positive, depressive symptoms and alexithymia); patients with multiple co-occurring forms...

... dressmakers show more typical depressive symptoms, including suicidal thoughts and self-blame. Conclusions: Data confirm that also in an African context, some social factors are related to depression among female groups. 24 8 2000 © 2000 S. Karger AG, Basel 2000 Copyright / Drug Dosage...