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1 or most of these trials that have focused on psychopathological and cognitive effects of cannabidiol,
2                                              Psychopathological and functional outcomes, mortality, d
3 correlations with MRS glutamate, subclinical psychopathological and neurocognitive parameters were ex
4 Animal models can recapitulate the different psychopathological aspects that should be modeled, offer
5 findings underline the importance of careful psychopathological assessment of dissociative symptoms i
6  approach to intentional state ascription in psychopathological cases expands and improves traditiona
7 genetic and environmental causes, and shared psychopathological characteristics of broader diagnostic
8  of disorder; and (6) age-related changes in psychopathological characteristics.
9 ormal comparison subjects using standardized psychopathological, cognitive, and functional measures.
10                      The influence of common psychopathological comorbidities on those two forms of l
11 patients, healthy comparison subjects, and a psychopathological comparison group of patients with avo
12  personality disorder (n = 26; included as a psychopathological comparison group), and healthy contro
13 itive and negative symptom dimensions, other psychopathological components, onset and course, neuroco
14        Depersonalisation disorder (DPD) is a psychopathological condition characterised by a feeling
15 comes were emotional-behavioral problems and psychopathological conditions as measured with the Child
16  in the proportion of clinically significant psychopathological conditions defined by the Diagnostic
17 tagonists in the prevention and treatment of psychopathological conditions related to early-life stre
18 bipolar (BP) disorder are neurodevelopmental psychopathological conditions related, in part, to genet
19 ork and suggests its possible involvement in psychopathological conditions that are characterized by
20  risk factor for the development of multiple psychopathological conditions, but the mechanisms underl
21 y patients for the treatment of a variety of psychopathological conditions, including psychosis and t
22 nitive effects of psychoactive substances or psychopathological conditions.
23 ay contribute to the diathesis for adulthood psychopathological conditions.
24 nd prevention of relapse in a broad range of psychopathological conditions.
25 dversity is a strong predictor of developing psychopathological conditions.
26 ulation of these processes may have profound psychopathological consequences.
27  especially with regard to the cognitive and psychopathological control of feeding.
28 r suicidal thoughts and behaviors, and their psychopathological correlates among Army personnel.
29                The authors sought to examine psychopathological correlates of behavioral inhibition i
30 gle photon emission computed tomography, and psychopathological correlates were assessed.
31 -grained, lower-level features, we extracted psychopathological data in addition to demographic and a
32 e, craving intensity), along with associated psychopathological data.
33 owed that there were no associations between psychopathological dimensions and performance on an exte
34     Previous studies have indicated that the psychopathological dimensions of borderline personality
35                The relationship to different psychopathological dimensions within these disorders how
36  both better cognitive performance and broad psychopathological dimensions.
37 nts are at a heightened risk of developing a psychopathological disorder.
38 in individuals with high-risk conditions and psychopathological disorders can provide an entree into
39                                         Most psychopathological disorders develop in adolescence.
40 ological target for the treatment of various psychopathological disorders.
41  were factor analyzed to study the nature of psychopathological domains in the 2 groups.
42  consistently demonstrated the presence of 3 psychopathological domains labeled positive, negative, a
43                                        The 3 psychopathological domains previously described in schiz
44 ory and prevent the development of PTSD-like psychopathological fear in rats.
45  predominant young female demographic, these psychopathological features could help psychiatrists ide
46 hildhood major depressive disorder and other psychopathological features for later personality disord
47 nvironmental stimuli may hence determine key psychopathological features of mood disorders, including
48 with a wide range of other adverse outcomes, psychopathological features, and executive functioning (
49 ce, and other childhood or adolescent Axis I psychopathological features, including disruptive and an
50 atter connectome of the brain correlate with psychopathological FTD dimensions across affective and p
51                                        Three psychopathological FTD dimensions were delineated, i.e.,
52 sorder (n = 108), or SZ (n = 67) to identify psychopathological FTD dimensions.
53 es that interference effects are observed in psychopathological groups in response to words that are
54                                Disentangling psychopathological heterogeneity in schizophrenia is cha
55 factors were studied: stressful life events, psychopathological history, neighborhood disadvantage, a
56 and reward circuitries have been identified, psychopathological information carried by local field po
57 f behavioral traits and the vulnerability to psychopathological-like phenotypes according to the soci
58 h alcohol use disorder/ possible presence of psychopathological manifestations and alcohol-related pa
59 AUDs) (intoxication or withdrawal syndrome), psychopathological manifestations, hepatic encephalopath
60 d around transdiagnostic neurobiological and psychopathological markers.
61 ilable for 6333 individuals reporting on any psychopathological measure at ages 11 to 12 years, 4903
62 ssessments including cognitive functions and psychopathological measures.
63  risk for suicide and attempted suicide, but psychopathological or biological explanations for this a
64 traits of neurodevelopmental, cognitive, and psychopathological origin and compared results of ND-CNV
65 ally, this has been examined with a focus on psychopathological outcomes including stress, depression
66 r to be a nonspecific precursor of different psychopathological outcomes.
67  using different cutoffs and measures of the psychopathological outcomes.
68              After controlling for potential psychopathological overlay, all the associations remaine
69 eurobiological background and a well-defined psychopathological picture.
70 mong these disorders partially reflects core psychopathological processes in the family environment t
71  evidence about whether and how pubertal and psychopathological processes may interact in relation to
72 rbidity results from common, underlying core psychopathological processes.
73    Biological agents were found to alter the psychopathological profile of a small subgroup of patien
74 e hoarding with OCD group showed a different psychopathological profile, which was characterized by t
75 Further research is warranted to explore the psychopathological ramifications of Llewellyn's theory.
76                               Given the high psychopathological relevance of network organization of
77 rbid, underlying neuronal circuits and their psychopathological relevance remain poorly defined.
78 ork theories that will substantially augment psychopathological research when integrated.
79 ES), school and family environment; 10 child psychopathological scales; polygenic risk scores (PRS) f
80 se personality traits are also implicated in psychopathological states (eg, personality disorders) in
81 morbidity and the movement between different psychopathological states at different phases of develop
82 rganization of RSNs, manifesting in distinct psychopathological states.
83 their significance in development of related psychopathological states.
84 ocio-demographic variables like age and sex, psychopathological status, and various personality chara
85 red ASSR responses in association with worse psychopathological status, neurocognitive performance, a
86 ative Syndrome Scale and used it to identify psychopathological subtypes as well as their neurobiolog
87                 Patients were clustered into psychopathological subtypes based on the identified fact
88 dichotomy was confirmed as the (only) robust psychopathological subtypes, and these subtypes were lon
89 tural variability was mainly associated with psychopathological symptom domains, and the schizophreni
90 nce imaging (MRI) findings have demonstrated psychopathological symptom-related smaller gray matter v
91 tients, especially to those with more severe psychopathological symptoms (anxiety or depression) and
92 al, apathy and emotional blunting) and other psychopathological symptoms (such as psychomotor retarda
93 ED), a public health problem associated with psychopathological symptoms and obesity and possibly wit
94 economic factors, maternal age, smoking, and psychopathological symptoms during pregnancy, we found t
95 dol were effective in the acute reduction of psychopathological symptoms in this group of patients wi
96  are distinctively associated with different psychopathological symptoms in young people.
97 and biochemically -driven mechanisms for key psychopathological symptoms of AD.
98 hat may underlie both cognitive deficits and psychopathological symptoms of schizophrenia.
99 h SCZ and 576 healthy controls to assess the psychopathological symptoms of SCZ and compare the frequ
100 cantly higher levels of childhood trauma and psychopathological symptoms than control subjects.
101 opmental trajectories of diverse subclinical psychopathological symptoms that pose a risk for the lat
102 primarily describe patients according to the psychopathological symptoms they present, and any result
103 tokines, and self-reported sleep quality and psychopathological symptoms were measured.
104 nces between conditions were found regarding psychopathological symptoms, attachment, frequency of so
105 alysis showed that MTHFR Ala222Val genotype, psychopathological symptoms, number of cigarettes smoked
106 gnoses can be questioned, but the reality of psychopathological symptoms, such as hallucinations, dep
107                                  A primarily psychopathological symptoms-based, clinical characteriza
108 erations correlate CNS alterations, and with psychopathological symptoms.
109 its in adulthood, which might develop before psychopathological symptoms.
110 ad significantly less depressive and general psychopathological symptoms.
111 modifying or attenuating risk for subsequent psychopathological symptoms.
112 rk changes occur including their relation to psychopathological symptoms.
113 lf-reported depressive, somatic, and overall psychopathological symptoms.
114                                          The psychopathological syndrome of formal thought disorder (
115 al and robustly connected to a wide range of psychopathological traits across different categories, s
116 cross all neurodevelopmental, cognitive, and psychopathological traits compared with controls.
117 om baseline to post treatment across several psychopathological variables, including OCD symptoms, wi
118                                              Psychopathological violence in criminals and intense agg

 
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