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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Psychiatric Co-morbidity"”.

  1. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Following Stroke and Its Dispositional Risk Factors: A Cross-Cultural Study Between British and Chinese

    … between alexithymia, health locus of control, and psychiatric co-morbidity, and 3) compare the differences between the British and Chinese samples in post-stroke PTSD, psychiatric co-morbidity and risk factors. Methods: Four focus group discussions in Britain and China were conducted …

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  2. Psychiatric morbidity and readiness for change : a study of methamphetamine dependent subjects in Cape Town

    Methamphetamine users may suffer from a range of co-morbid psychiatric disorders. Predictors of treatment outcome in substance dependence may include both such co-morbidity and readiness for change. The nature of the relationship between psychiatric co-morbidity and readiness for change has not …

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  3. In the Shadow of Terror: An Exploration of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Attachment Styles and Coping Strategies: Response to the Experience of being in a Bombing Attack among Iraqi People

    … this gap in the literature. Four studies were conducted consequently using civilians in Iraq. The first study aimed to explore the subjective experience in response to the bombing attack. A qualitative approach was taken and twenty semi-structured interviews were employed and analysed using …

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