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Psychometrische Evaluation der deutschsprachigen Version der Barratt-Impulsiveness-Skala

The BIS11 sum score, which showed adequate internal consistencies in all subgroups, significantly differentiated the extent of impulsivity between patients and control persons.
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Objective social outcomes index (SIX): a method to summarise objective indicators of social outcomes in mental health care

The study aimed to develop and test a simple, brief and meaningful index of social outcomes that can be used across a broad range of mental health studies and is potentially obtainable from routine documentation.
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Environmental and behavioural modifications for improving food and fluid intake in people with dementia.

The quality of evidence was mainly low to very low and the quality of the evidence from this study was very low, so it is very uncertain of any effect of this intervention.
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Omega-3 fatty acids for the treatment of dementia.

There was no evidence of a benefit from omega-3 PUFAs on cognitive function when measured at six months with the Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale - Cognitive subscale, and the overall quality of evidence for most of the outcomes was high.
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Gender- and violence-related prevalence of mental disorders in prisoners

An urgent need for psychiatric–psychotherapeutic services to provide suitable care to inmates in order to contribute to a more favorable legal prognosis is revealed.
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Cognitive impairment, clinical severity and MRI changes in MELAS syndrome.

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Dynamic Assessment of Executive Functioning: (How) Can We Measure Change?

Dynamic Assessment (DA) is a diagnostic approach that integrates specific behavioral interventions into cognitive testing procedures and thus turns these procedures into tests of learning potential.…
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Somatization symptoms—prevalence and risk, stress and resilience factors among medical and dental students at a mid-sized German university

Significant positive associations for eight general risk factors, four university related stress factors, and a significant negative association for seven resilience factors were found in a subpopulation of medical and dental students at a mid-sized German university.
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Diagnostic correlates of Alzheimer dementia in a U.S. Nationwide inpatient sample.

Many somatic diagnoses related to ALZ-D were confirmed by these analyses of the NIS, however, psychotic and affective disorders were identified to be equally significant correlates of AL zD, even in the presence of all other disorders.
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Study protocol: Hypersexual and hyposexual behavior among adults diagnosed with alcohol- and substance use disorders—Associations between traumatic experiences and problematic sexual behavior

The association between SUD characteristics and hypersexual/hyposexual behavior, and a potential moderating effect of early traumatic life events, is explored to provide more information about the importance of psychosexual impairments regarding the development and maintenance of SUDs.
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