benton controlled oral word association test
benton visual retention test univariate anova
nonverbal immediate recall family of test

DOES THE PRESENCE OF ACCOMPANYING SYMPTOM CLUSTERS DIFFERENTIATE THE COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF SECOND-LINE MEDICATION STRATEGIES FOR TREATING DEPRESSION?

major depressive episodes duration of index
total sample size averaged over 20 imputation

A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY FOR PANIC DISORDER ON GASTROINTESTINAL DISTRESS IN PATIENTS WITH COMORBID PANIC DISORDER AND IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME

DEPRESSION TREATMENT AND MATERNAL FUNCTIONING

adolescent mothers 16 21 37 descriptive statistics

TREATMENT-RESISTANT DEPRESSION IN ADOLESCENTS: REVIEW AND UPDATES ON CLINICAL MANAGEMENT

IMPROVING THE ANTIDEPRESSANT EFFICACY OF TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION: MAXIMIZING THE NUMBER OF STIMULATIONS AND TREATMENT LOCATION IN TREATMENT-RESISTANT DEPRESSION

INCIDENCE AND PREDICTORS OF RELAPSE DURING CONTINUATION TREATMENT OF MAJOR DEPRESSION WITH SSRI, INTERPERSONAL PSYCHOTHERAPY, OR THEIR COMBINATION

NEWBORN NEUROBEHAVIORAL PATTERNS ARE DIFFERENTIALLY RELATED TO PRENATAL MATERNAL MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER AND SEROTONIN REUPTAKE INHIBITOR TREATMENT

TOOLS FOR TRANSLATIONAL NEUROSCIENCE: PTSD IS ASSOCIATED WITH HEIGHTENED FEAR RESPONSES USING ACOUSTIC STARTLE BUT NOT SKIN CONDUCTANCE MEASURES

THE IMPACT OF PURPLE HEART COMMENDATION AND PTSD ON MORTALITY RATES IN OLDER VETERANS

ratio HR=0.6, 95% confidence interval CI 0.5-0.6, Po.0001

SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER GENE AND CHILDHOOD TRAUMA - A G E EFFECT ON ANXIETY SENSITIVITY

objectionable confounding effect of gene environment correlation
post hoc power calculation of multiple regression
variance adjusted weighted least squares estimations

CHRONIC FAMILY STRESS INTERACTS WITH 5-HTTLPR TO PREDICT PROSPECTIVE DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AMONG YOUTH

b=.39, SE=1.45, t=0.27, P 5.79 moderated chronic family stress 5

INVESTIGATION OF TELOMERE LENGTH AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS IN RAPE VICTIMS

RISK FACTORS AND POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER: ARE THEY ESPECIALLY PREDICTIVE FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO LESS SEVERE STRESSORS?