12 month test retest reliability coefficient

R2<=>.29, Avoidance; R2<=>.22, Dysphoria; R2<=>.38, Hyperarousal; R2<=>.27
R2<=>.22, Avoidance; R2<=>.22, Dysphoria; R2<=>.26, Hyperarousal; R2<=>.23
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Adolescent Recognition of Parental Affect: Influence of Depressive Symptoms

Complicated Grief and Deficits in Emotional Expressive Flexibility

Gender Differences in the Development and Adult Outcome of Co-Occurring Depression and Delinquency in Adolescence

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computes full information maximum likelihood estimates
outcome of unconditional dual trajectory model

Distinguishing General and Specific Personality Disorder Features and Implications for Substance Dependence Comorbidity

10 week test retest reliability estimates
published test retest reliability coefficient
antisocial borderline histrionic narcissistic avoidant dependent obsessive method
delta parameterization produced identical estimates
without equality constraints of path coefficient

slightly higher (.26 -.84, M<=>.59, SD<=>.15) thanbetweencluster correlations (.29 -.81, M<=>.54, SD<=>.16
r<=>.90; Cluster A Cluster C, r<=>.98; Cluster B Cluster C, r<=>.89

Comparing the Temporal Stability of Self-Report and Interview Assessed Personality Disorder

scoring variability across interviewers influences test

The Rejection-Rage Contingency in Borderline Personality Disorder

Karin G. Coifman and Nina Leventhal Paquin

Implicit and Explicit Self-Esteem Discrepancies in Paranoia and Depression

Consideration of the BDNF Gene in Relation to Two Phenotypes: Hoarding and Obesity

Dennis L. Murphy NIMH Intramural Research Program

p<=>.05 risk allele frequency 0.8 disease prevalence 0.25 genotypic relative risk Aa 2
Wald 6.84, p<=>.01, odds ratio OR2.2, 95% confidence interval CI 1.22 -3.97

Reduced Automatic Motivational Orientation Towards Food in Restricting Anorexia Nervosa

Daily Stress Interacts With Trait Dissociation to Predict Sleep-Related Experiences in Young Adults