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Investigating the At-Risk Mental State and First Episode Psychosis using Genetic, Cogntive and Multi-modal Neuroimaging Data: A Multivariate Support Vector Machine Study
Numerous studies report significant biological and cognitive alterations in chronic<br/>schizophrenia (ChSz) patients relative to healthy controls (HCs). More recently, similar,albeit less severe, changes have been reported in subjects with a recent first episode of psychosis (FEP), and those at …
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The effects of an evening structured problem-solving procedure in undergraduate college students with insomnia
Worry is often reported as interfering with sleep onset and sleep maintenance, and pre-sleep cognitive arousal can persist after successful behavioral treatment of insomnia. The present investigation will examine the effects of a "constructive worry" procedure in an undergraduate population with …
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The Effect Of Different Presentation Formats Of Hypertext Annotations On Cognitive Load, Learning And Learner Control
This dissertation study was intended to verify whether the positive effects of the roll-over annotation presentation format on reducing cognitive load and enhancing vocabulary and comprehension of 5th-grade children (Morrison, 2004) can be extended to college students' learning from a web-delivered …
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Psychopathic traits and social-cognitive processes in aggressive youth
Psychopathy is associated with severe and violent aggressive behaviors, poor treatment outcomes and high rates of recidivism. In youth, conduct problems and callous/unemotional characteristics are associated with characteristics of adulthood psychopathy. Downward extending adult criteria to youth …
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Bridge/Adapt: A Systematic Cognitive Rehabilitation Curriculum
<p>Cognitive impairment, including deficits in memory, attention, visual perception, executive functioning, and self-awareness, is a common consequence of acquired brain injury (ABI). Subsequently, these cognitive impairments result in functional impairments in daily life activities for clients …