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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Psychosocial factor"”.

  1. Pregnancy intendedness among a low income population

    … and support characteristics, key demographic factors and psychological factors in a low income population. Methods. Three interviews were conducted as part of the intensive evaluation. Questions focused on demographics, prenatal health behaviors and psychosocial factors. Results. Unintended …

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  2. Understanding of Coronary Heart Disease in South Asian Migrant Men in the UK

    … emerged from the analysis of the interviews: Psychosocial factor, conventional risk factors & health care experiences. These themes reflected the men’s understanding of the risks Involved with coronary heart disease In the UK. According to Williams et al, (2007 & 2009), information about …

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  3. Factors Impacting Clinical And Counseling Psychology Students Conducting Research With Lgbt Populations

    … posits that Exploration and Commitment Factors of the Measure of Sexual Identity Exploration and Commitment (MoSIEC) will account for variance on the Research Outcome Expectations Questionnaire (ROEQ) beyond that accounted for by social cognitive variables such as Research Self Efficacy, …

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  4. The role of premorbid factors and adverse childhood experiences in the persistence of symptoms post mild traumatic brain injury (persistent postconcussive symptoms)

    … symptoms for months/years postinjury. Several biopsychosocial factors (e.g., cognitive reserve, psychiatric illness) may influence the persistence of postconcussive symptoms (PPCS). Adverse childhood experiences (ACE) may be another psychosocial factor that influences PPCS, but few studies have …

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  5. Attachment Style, Depression, and Health Outcomes among Antepartum Patients

    Clear evidence of the impact of psychosocial factors on healthcare utilization continues to grow. An individual's attachment style is hypothesized to be one such important psychosocial factor related to healthcare utilization. Women with high-risk pregnancies treated in antepartum units have been …

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  6. SPARKS: Social and Psychological Aspects of Replacement Knee Surgery - A Prospective Longitudinal Study

    … outcomes. Recent literature has suggested that psychosocial factors can influence recovery following TKR however, the most influential psychosocial factor has not been identified. A greater understanding of the factors that affect TKR surgery outcomes is needed. Aims: The aims of the current …

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  7. New addictions, dependence or compulsion? Neuroscientific and Psychosocial aspects [Nuove dipendenze, dipendenza o compulsione? Aspetti neuroscientifici e psicosociali]

    Questa tesi di dottorato si concentra sull'analisi delle nuove dipendenze comportamentali, con particolare attenzione alla dipendenza da Internet, nota come Internet Addiction Disorder (IAD). Il lavoro mira a esplorare i vari aspetti neuroscientifici e psicosociali di questo fenomeno emergente, con …

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