psychiatry

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Science of psychology & psychoanalysis
analyse
analysis
behavioural science
behaviourism
behaviourist
brain mapping
certify
electroshock therapy
neuropsychology
nominative determinism
non-psychiatric
non-psychiatrist
non-psychological
pathological
psyche
psychiatrist
psychobabble
straightjacket
subliminally
unconscious

Examples of psychopathology

psychopathology
Integrating qualitative and quantitative methods in the study of developmental psychopathology in context.
His approach to psychopathology was sceptical and philosophical; and he never created his own school of psychiatric, let alone psychopathological, teaching.
These findings are robust but the developmental processes underlying the connections between peer victimization and psychopathology remain unclear.
However, these variables did not influence importantly the associations between psychopathology and being overweight.
A theoretical perspective that is well suited to guiding the empirical investigation of such pathways may be found in the field of developmental psychopathology.
The practical implications for investigation of mental illness of the differences and commonalities between psychopathology and psychology, for example, could be tremendous.
Understanding such multifinality is critical to identifying processes underlying different forms of psychopathology and developing appropriate treatment and prevention approaches.
We do not see this approach as conflicting with biological theories of psychopathology but rather as an effort at directing attention to possible integration.
The relationship between expressed emotion attitudes and individual psychopathology among relatives of bipolar patients.
Psychopathology in these women is complex, and depression tends not to be a singular problem.
Cases and controls were similar on all demographic variables, school performance, number of attacks witnessed and psychopathology before the onset of the epidemic.
Toward a model of the developmental psychopathology of eating disorders : the example of early adolescence.
It took the high-risk movement to put the first cracks in the clay feet of traditional psychopathology.
These data provide a necessary context for understanding psychopathology in mid-life.
Inspection of the regression coefficients indicates that the marked differences form a coherent pattern that is consistent with risk and protective models of psychopathology.
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