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Showing 1 to 20 of 73 for “"Irritability"”.

  1. Fibromyalgia and bladder irritability

    … with women who reported fibromyalgia and bladder irritability (N=lO). This phase was designed to identify whether the key indicators and the way in which women experienced bladder irritability were indexed by the ICSI/ICPI instrument. The second phase of the study tested the ICSI/ICPI within the …

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  2. The longitudinal and bidirectional association between irritability and depressive symptoms in Icelandic adolescents

    Depressive symptoms and irritability in adolescence are common referrals for mental health services and major health problems. These psychiatric traits commonly co-occur; however, the nature of their relationship is poorly understood. This study aimed to examine the bidirectional and longitudinal …

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  3. The Effects of Childhood Irritability on Adolescent Outcomes and Treatment Response in Children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

    <p>Childhood irritability has received considerable attention in recent research due in part to the highly impairing consequences of severe irritability and its association with poor long-term outcomes (Leibenluft, Cohen, Gorrindo, Brook, & Pine, 2006; Stringaris, Cohen, Pine, & Leibenluft, 2009; …

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  4. Early risk factors for school-age ADHD and irritability: The roles of prenatal risk, intrusive parenting style during preschool and caregiver-child attachment quality.

    … risk for greater severity of ADHD and childhood irritability as children get older. The present study used a moderated mediation model to assess these complex relations. It was hypothesized that pre- and perinatal risk would be associated with higher rates of less-than-optimal parenting, as seen …

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  5. A Daily Diary Analysis of Preschool Depressive Behaviors: Same Day and Prospective Associations Across 14 Days

    … depressive behaviors, such as sadness and irritability, are more common in early childhood whereas other depressive behaviors, such as loss of pleasure and suicidal ideation, are much less common. However, little is known about day-to-day variations in common depressive behaviors and …

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  6. Arab EFL learners' translation: A linguistic appraisal

    The study was principally designed to gauge irritability and comprehensibility as communicative effects on native American speakers of English. The data corpus comprised of 100 samples of semantic and syntactic deviant sentences excerpted from texts translated by EFL Arab learners. These sentences …

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  7. Case series of mania secondary to HIV/AIDS in patients at Chainama Hills College Hospital and University Teaching Hospital Lusaka, Zambia

    … Mania secondary to HIV is characterized by irritability rather than euphoria. HIV positive patients with secondary mania were more likely to be immunologically suppressed with low CD4 counts, than HIV negative patients with mania. A case series of patients suffering from secondary mania due …

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  8. Case series of mania secondary to HIV/AIDS in patients at Chainama Hills College Hospital and University Teaching Hospital Lusaka, Zambia

    … Mania secondary to HIV is characterized by irritability rather than euphoria. HIV positive patients with secondary mania were more likely to be immunologically suppressed with low CD4 counts, than HIV negative patients with mania. A case series of patients suffering from secondary mania due …

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  9. The Role of Impulsive Aggression in a Cohort of Suicide Attempters

    … aggression, measured using two subscales (irritability and assaultiveness) from the Buss-Durkee Hostility Inventory (Buss&Durkee, 1956). Chi-square analyses, one-way ANOVAs, and interclass correlation coefficients were utilized to compare groups, with post hoc tests used as warranted. …

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  10. The impact of COVID-19 on HIV patients who are on ART in Vhembe district, Limpopo Province, South Africa

    … between gender and the levels of anxiwty, irritability and depression, gender – females (M = 11.1869, SD = 8.6411) were not significantly different in level of irritability, anxiety and depression t(285) =0,527, P < .599 compared males (M = 10.7813, SD = 8.0366). The result implies that …

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  11. Restraint influence on state anxiety and personality assessment inventory responding

    … state anxiety, stress, frustration, and irritability, as well as the profile validity of their responses. Participants in this study were randomized to cuffed, partial-cuffed, or uncuffed conditions. They completed a state anxiety measure, Positive and Negative Affect Schedule (PANAS), …

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  12. Psychological distress in the context of Huntington's disease

    … of 29 papers looking at different aspects of irritability in the context of HD. The review examines the validity of irritability as a meaningful construct in HD. Clinical and theoretical implications as well as suggestions for further research are also discussed. The research paper …

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  13. Factors Related to Changes in Infant Attachment Security: A Test of the Differential Susceptibility Hypothesis

    … In the present study, I examine infant irritability as a moderator of the link between changes in maternal (a) depressive symptomatology, (b) life satisfaction, and (c) parenting self-efficacy on changes in infant attachment security between 12 and 18 months.

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  14. An Experimental Analysis of Couple Aggression Using a Response Choice Paradigm

    … individual or relationship variables. Increased irritability was related to increased flashpoint aggression. In addition, the greater the degree of irritability and emotional susceptibility reported by participants, the more aggression they displayed over the course of the experiment. Hypotheses …

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  15. The Relationship Between Episodes of Dissociative Amnesia, Symptomology of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, and Childhood Sexual Abuse

    … from other people, and more likely to exhibit irritability and outbursts of anger. The data additionally suggest that certain PTSD symptoms predict dissociative amnesia. Subjects who experienced episodes of dissociative amnesia are more likely to have experienced traumatic events, more likely …

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  16. Bridging the Attachment Transmission Gap with Maternal Mind-mindedness and Infant Temperament

    … differences for ambivalent infants only. Infant irritability did not moderate the model. Possible reasons for the discordant attachment patterns and the remaining findings are discussed in relation to theory and previous research.

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  17. Comparison of Health Status Between Regular and Non-Regular Employees of University Hospitals

    … as E(nervousness), H(impulsiveness), J(mental irritability), K (depression), and L(lie). In comparison of the scores by average sleep times, the non-regular employees of 6-7 hour group marked higher scores than the regular employees in the items such as H(impulsiveness), J(mental irritability), …

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  18. Behavioural challenges in people with intellectual disability : a comparison between those with a history of sexual assault and those without

    … a questionnaire with five subscales, namely Irritability, Lethargy, Stereotypical behaviour, Hyperactivity, and Inappropriate speech, was used to assess the presence of challenging behaviours in the intellectually disabled people they were caring for. The ABC-C has been used in previous …

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  19. A Sociological Analysis of Premenstrual Syndrome.

    … discomfort, depression, mood changes, and irritability in conjunction with menstruation which has been termed Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS). Prior to the creation of the disease/disorder category PMS, disorders with similar symptoms like “hysteria” and “involutional melancholia” were ascribed …

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