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Youth Anti-Violence Project Review of the "Warning Signs" project, co-produced by the APA and MTV. mtv • apa • warning signs • colorado shooting • behavior
APA Conference 99-Newest Info on Bipolar Disorder A discussion on Dr Frederick Goodwin's presentation "General Guidelines and Intricacies in the Treatment of Bipolar Disorder" - APA Conference 1999 bipolar disorder • treatments • lithium • depakote • carbamazepine
Writing a Successful Research Paper With references to various web sites, this article guides the high school student through researching and writing a research paper using the MLA or APA format. mla • apa • research • internal documentation • essay
The Audies - Audiobook Awards The Audies awards celebrate all aspects of the audiobook industry. As well as providing an interesting insight, they can also provide inspiration for your next listen! audiobook • audies • apa • awards • audio publisher association
Citing Web Sites in Term Papers If you're citing web sites in your term paper, learn the proper way to make a bibliography reference for online resources, medical websites and online databases. research paper • term paper • citing web sites • medical websites • bibliography reference
Developing an IRB The Institutional Review Board is governed by the stipulations and guidelines contained in pertinent Federal regulations, as well as, the American Psychological Association’s Ethical Principles 9. Any policies adopted by the IRB committee may be changed or modified at regularly scheduled IRB meetings. nova • institutional review board • references • apa • american psychological association
Introduction to the DSM-IV-TR The DSM-IV-TR is the standard handbook for diagnosing mental disorder. It is used by mental health professionals in the United States. what are the dsm-iv and dsm-iv-tr • the dsm-iv multiaxial system • who uses the dsm-iv-tr • the evidence behind the dsm-iv-tr • will there be a dsm-v
Animals, Youth, Violence, and The Media Youth Violence towards people, animals, and especially children and adolecents in the schools has increased dramatically in the past few years. Research indicates that there is a significant link between violent video games and television. Though there are probably other contributing factors, many studies do support a link between violent behavior and exposure to violence in the media. youth violence • child violence • media • video games
Deciduous Flowering Shrubs - Part 3 Old-fashioned plants are survivors. In most cases, they're the plants who require very little from the gardener to keep on growing, thriving and blooming. It's for the very features that are denigrated by the plant snob set that I value some of the old-fashioned plants I grow, among them is Weigela. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
'Brothers of Destruction' or Two-man Plot-wrecking Crew? Thoughts and commentary on the team up of the Undertaker and Kane. Will this team-up destroy the WWF or save it from wrestlers and plots gone bad? undertaker • the undertaker • the undertaker • taker • kane
Comma Usage in a Series All the ands, buts, and ors about using commas in a list. Learning the basic rules will aid your writing whether you're shooting an email or writing a business document. serial comma usage • commas in a series • commas in a list • when to include the final comma • the oxford comma
Polygraph or Lie Detector Testing Polygraphs or lie detectors are most often associated with criminal investigations, but they are also used in the private sector under strict guidelines. polygraph • lie detector • physiological data responses • forensic psychophysiologist • polygraph examiners examination exam expert profes
Strunk and White and … Kalman? The best selling English writing style guide gets a contemporary new look with the addition of Maira Kalman's charming and colourful illustrations. the elements of style • plain english • english writing style • e b white • maira kalman
CROSS-CULTURAL CUSTOMS, BELIEFS LINKED TO MENTAL ILLNESS Ready for a foray into culturally-based psychiatry and psychology? There exists a strong belief among clinicians that cultural issues indeed play a significant role in assessing mental illness. Though there are proponents of a universal law to pertain to all cultures, the inclusion of cultural factors in mental health diagnosis is great news. Exploring the client's cultural identity, customs and traditions and cross-cultural conflicts is opening up more effective strategies to help those from various cultures. Since Hispanics comprise the fastest-growing minority in America, you can learn how depression and substance abuse came to have high incidence rates among Hispanics as they attempt to assimilate American culture and society. But the greatest factor in Hispanic clients is the rapid breakdown of the family, from which they received support and felt a sense of belonging. Once the lure of American culture causes family ties to be broken, depression, anxiety and panic may result, as well as a grave sense of loss on both the part of the family and the disenfranchised Hispanic. What conflicts do you find in your life that could be linked to poor cross-cultural communication, understanding or acceptance? Use these links--as well as your own experience-- to help you understand the issues. It's a wide world after all, but none so fascinating as you learn and learn more about culture, customs, beliefs and taboos as they relate to mental illness. cross-cultural • psychiatry • psychology • communication • understanding
A Career in Clinical Psychology A career in Clinical Psychology involves years of study, (up to doctorate level for a licensed Psychologist) and is growing in popularity within the US and UK. clinical psychology • career in clinical psychology • qualifications and jobs • salary levels • licensed psychologist
DSM-V Gender Experts Anger LGBTs The American Psychiatric Association sparks controversy in choosing "anti-trans" experts to revise definitions of gender identity disorders in the DSM-V. dsm-v gender experts anger lgbts • trans groups and reparative therapy • psychologist background in reparative therapy • sexual and gender identity disorders • gender and psychiatry
What Is a Psychopath or Antisocial? The word "psychopath," typically brings to mind names like Ted Bundy and John Gacy. But these examples are extreme. Psychopathic traits are more common than you think. what is psychopathy • antisocial personality disorder • antisocial pd • aspd • psychopathic traits
The Great Medications Scare The debate over whether we should medicate our kids has intensified into a fierce political controversy and a class action lawsuit. Lost in the political and legal posturing are the facats. depression • bipolar • adhd • ritalin • ritalin lawsuit
Ethics in Correctional Practice Part 3 of 3 An analysis of ethical issue in correctional practice. Part 3 of 3. correctional psychologists • ethics • confidentiality
American Advertising Ethics New products and technologies and European ads provide temptations to stretch ethical limits. Wally Snyder calls upon advertisers to promote "taste and decency." american advertising ethics • american advertising federation • aaf president wally snyder • brandweek magazine • image of the advertising industry
Antisocial Personality Research Here are summaries and quick links to the latest research in 2007 on Antisocial PD and Psychopathy. research apd • psychopathy study • sociopathy studies • new research antisocial pd • antisocial personality disorder
Borderline Personality Disorder Brain Anatomy A study recently appearing in the May 2007 issue of Journal of Psychiatry and Neuroscience reviews what we know about brain structure of BPD patients. borderline personality disorder • bpd research • borderline personality disorder brain • borderline personality brain • borderline personality disorder neuroanatomy
Living as a Transgendered Child Looking back into their childhood, two transvestite interviewees relate their personal experiences living as a transgendered youth. transgendered child • transvestite personal experiences living transgend • development of transgender behaviors identities • generally accepted explanation why some people are • cross dresser transvestite
Obsessive-Compulsive Personality OCPD While many of us may wish our lives were more orderly, those suffering from OCPD take these traits to an extreme that interferes with their ability to lead a normal life. obsessive-compulsive personality disorder • ocpd • obsessive compulsive personality disorder • obsessive compulsive prognosis • psychological personality disorder
Working Moms Need Not Feel Guilty Several studies have shown that children are not delayed and do not suffer when their mother goes to work each morning. feeling guilty about working • does moms working have negative effect on children • impact of mom working on children • should mothers work outside the home • moms feeling guilty about working
Biological Warfare Depression may well be the most complex illness in the universe, as well as one of the most deadly. depression • biology • jerrold rosenbaum • biological basis of depression • serotonin
Difference between Personality & Mood Disorder Personality disorder and mood disorder are often thought to mean the same thing. Here is a summary of key differences between these distinct categories of mental illness. what is a mood disorder • what is a personality disorder • difference between mood and personality • compare mood and personality • bipolar disorder
Living as a Transgendered Adult Looking back at the past and describing the present, two transvestite interviewees describe how they deal with transgenderism in their adult life. living as transgender adult • how rransgenderism affects self esteem lifestyle • transvestite interviewees describe deal with trans • society looks down on transvestites • transvestite prostitution escorts
Living as a Transgendered Teen The teen years can be very challenging for transgenders. Two transvestite interviewees relate their experiences as they move out of childhood. living as transgendered teen • teen years challenging for transgenders • stigma discrimination internal conflict transgende • overly feminine male • interested in girl activities sewing knitting
Narcissistic Personality Disorder NPD Narcissistic traits are often a normal part of adolescence, but in some, these self-centered characteristics ultimately intensify and manifest as a destructive disorder. narcissistic personality disorder • narcissistic pd • what is narcissism • symptoms of narcissistic personality • narcissistic pd prognosis
Obsessive Personality of a Stalker A recent study compared coeds' assessment of personality traits of those they perceived as stalkers and of partners in a 'normal' relationship. personality of stalker • stalking personality traits • stalking behavior • stalking violence • harassment research
What Is Antisocial Personality Disorder? Psychopath, sociopath, or antisocial - all refer to a manipulative person with an alarming lack of conscience. And this personality isn't as uncommon as you may think. antisocial personality disorder • anti social pd • subcriminal psychopaths • manipulative person • lack of conscience
Career Paths In Psychology The field of psychology encompasses many specialties which have applications in diverse areas. Get an overview of these career possibilities and the useful educational and professional resources available to you. psychology • career • profession • clinical • industry
Creative Therapy: An Overview This article is a brief overview of creative therapy, scientific validation of creative therapy, and several of the different types of creative therapy. It explains, in broad terms, the meaning of creative therapy and/or expressive therapy. It includes examples of scientific validation of creative therapy and places where creative therapies are used. It lists some of the many types of creative therapy. It has links to definitions and studies regarding creative therapy. creative therapy • creative therapy overview • expressive therapies • studies regarding creative therapy • studies regarding expressive therapy
I'm Here, I'm Queer, and I'm Mad as Hell (Part II) The second of a two-part series, this article deals with getting in touch with anger, channeling anger, and keeping anger from becoming destructive. lesbian • gay • bisexual • lesbigay • lbgt
The Most Effective Form of Therapy Guest columnist, Neal Sideman, is President of the Agoraphobia and Panic Disorder (APD) Foundation, a nonprofit foundation dedicated to helping people overcome panic disorder, agoraphobia and related conditions. He sent me two items to share with you. First a richly informative discussion of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and second a lovely piece called "The Attitude of Allowing." Thanks, Neal, for both these wonderful articles. agoraphobia • panic • disorder • fear • anxiety
Another Whale Sanctuary in the Works A Brazilian environmentalist announced last week that he plans to lobby his country's government for yet another whale sanctuary. This one would be for Southern Right Whales, one of the most endangered species in the world. right whales • jose truda palazzo • brazil • baleia franca • whale sanctuary
Eating Disorders in Various Cultures Eating Disorders don't discriminate. They are a problem in many different races, classes and cultures. anorexia • bulimia • eating disorders • recovery • body image
Hypnobirthing-What's It All About? A unique method of relaxed, natural childbirth, enhanced by hypnosis techniques, providing the missing link, that allows women to call upon their natural instincts to bring about a safer, easier, more comfortable birthing in the way that most mirrors nature. hypnosis • hypnobirth • childbirth • birth
Professional HR Certification vs. Non-certification A discussion of the value of human resource professional certifications and a complete list of available certifications and the associations that sponsor them.
When the Hype Dies Down - Medications, Part I What you can expect when you take medications for depression, the first of two parts. medications • pharmaceutical • prozac • epression • unipolar
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Exercise Can Actually Improve the COPD Patient's Functioning Exercise can actually improve functioning in the COPD patient. Improvements have been noted in the physiological, psychological and cognitive domains, according to research findings. copd • pulmonary disease • lung disease • research • treatments
Latex Allergy and Airport Security: What You Need To Know Our lives changed drastically on September 11, 2001. Find out how you can protect yourself from natural rubber latex exposure in this new era of heightened security. latex • allergy • latex allergy • nurse • nursing
News around the Web Here are some wonderful news articles that I have found on my travels around the Web. Hope you find them informative and useful. panic disorder • anxiety • mental health • news • phobias
Plagiarism: Highway Robbery in the Classroom Understanding and avoiding plagiarism in your papers. internet easy plagiarism • citations for quotes paraphrases research papers • plagiarism copying text without citations • plagiarism acceptable in some cultures • quote paraphrase procedures
The Roots of Psychology The first psychology lab was established in the late 1800's, but interest in the human mind began much earlier than that. psychology • history • philosophy • wilhelm wundt • academics |
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