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Psychiatry Journals
- Volume 40 Issue 10
- Brain-derived neurotrophic factor as a biomarker for mood disorders: An historical overview and future directions
- Case for and against specificity of depression in Alzheimer's disease
- Do we need to flick the switch? The need for a broader conceptualization of iatrogenic course aggravation in clinical trials of bipolar disorder
- Insight and quality of life in long-term hospitalized Japanese patients with chronic schizophrenia
Psychology Journals
- The effects of dietary cholesterol-lowering on psychological symptoms: A randomised controlled study
- Explaining the effect of event valence on unrealistic optimism
- Clinical and behavioural aspects of aging with HIV infection
- Social support network structure in older people: Underlying dimensions and association with psychological and physical health
- Psychological distress as a correlate of a biologically confirmed STI, risky sexual practices, self-efficacy and communication with male sex partners in African-American female adolescents
Psychotherapy Journals
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Journals on Addiction
- Physicians Attitudes Regarding Reporting Alcohol-Impaired Drivers
- Independent Clinical Correlates of Severe Alcohol Withdrawal
- Condom Use Behaviors in HIV-Infected African American Crack Cocaine Users
- A Modified Version of the CAGE as an Indicator of Alcohol Abuse and Its Consequences Among Undergraduate Drinkers
- Alcohol-Induced Bone Loss and Deficient Bone Repair.
Psychoanalysis Journals
- What really happens in police interviews of suspects? Tactics and confessions
- In defence of multidimensional scaling for the analysis of sexual offence behaviour: cautionary notes regarding analysis and interpretation
- Multidimensional scaling and the analysis of sexual offence behaviour: a reply to Sturidsson et al.
- MDS use with crime scene data replicates poorly: response to Goodwill, Alison, and Humann (this issue) and Davis (this issue)
- The effects of different paraphrasing styles on the quality of reports from young child witnesses