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Developmental Processes in Schizophrenic Disorders: Longitudinal Studies of Vulnerability and Stress by Nuechterlein, Keith H., Dawson, Michael E., Gitlin, Michael, Ventura, Joseph, Goldstein, Michael J., Snyder, Karen S., Yee, Cindy M., Mintz, Jim

“…The Developmental Processes in Schizophrenic Disorders project is a longitudinal study of schizophrenic patients who have recently had a first episode of…”
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Information processing and attentional functioning in the developmental course of schizophrenic disorders by NUECHTERLEIN, K. H, DAWSON, M. E

“…This article examines the evidence that certain deficits in information processing and attentional functioning are present across populations at risk for…”
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Modification of the acoustic startle-reflex eyeblink: a tool for investigating early and late attentional processes by Filion, D L, Dawson, M E, Schell, A M

“…The present experiment examined the sensitivity of short and long lead interval startle eyeblink modification to attentional processing. Eighteen college…”
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Life history, distribution and seasonal movements of a threatened South African endemic seabream, Chrysoblephus gibbiceps by Attwood, CG, Dawson, ME, Kerwath, SE, Wilke, C

“…The red stumpnose Chrysoblephus gibbiceps (Sparidae) is a South African endemic seabream that has been severely depleted by fishing. A total of 678 C…”
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The vulnerability/stress model of schizophrenic relapse: a longitudinal study by Nuechterlein, K H, Dawson, M E, Ventura, J, Gitlin, M, Subotnik, K L, Snyder, K S, Mintz, J, Bartzokis, G

“…A tentative model for conceptualizing the interplay of vulnerability factors, stressors, and protective factors in the course of schizophrenia is discussed. A…”
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Attentional modulation of short- and long-lead-interval modification of the acoustic startle eyeblink response: comparing auditory and visual prestimuli by Böhmelt, Andreas H, Schell, Anne M, Dawson, Michael E

“…Studies in our laboratory have shown that modification of startle by lead stimuli with short- and long-lead-intervals is modulated by stimulus significance…”
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Attentional Vulnerability Indicators, Thought Disorder, and Negative Symptoms by Nuechterlein, Keith H., Edell, William S., Norris, Margaret, Dawson, Michael E.

“…Deficits on two continuous performance test versions and the forced-choice span of apprehension task, which are potential vulnerability factors for…”
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A heuristic vulnerability/stress model of schizophrenic episodes by Nuechterlein, K H, Dawson, M E

“…A tentative model of schizophrenic psychotic episodes is presented, based on the evidence that certain characteristics of individuals may serve as…”
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The varying time courses of attentional and affective modulation of the startle eyeblink reflex by Vanman, E J, Boehmelt, A H, Dawson, M E, Schell, A M

“…In previous research on modulation of the startle eyeblink reflex, emotional effects have been demonstrated only at late probe positions, whereas attentional…”
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Tracking early and late stages of information processing: contributions of startle eyeblink reflex modification by Jennings, P D, Schell, A M, Filion, D L, Dawson, M E

“…Startle eyeblink modification was examined as a measure of information processing. College students were presented with tones of 5 and 7 s duration of either…”
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Attentional modulation of startle in psychosis-prone college students by Schell, A M, Dawson, M E, Hazlett, E A, Filion, D L

“…Attentional modulation of startle eyeblink was studied in college students putatively at risk for psychosis and in normal controls. At-risk subjects had…”
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Electrodermal Anomalies in Recent-Onset Schizophrenia: Relationships to Symptoms and Prognosis by Dawson, Michael E, Nuechterlein, Keith H, Schell, Anne M

“…Electrodermal activity was measured in recent-onset schizophrenic patients (n = 98) and matched normal control subjects (n = 40) as part of an ongoing…”
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Probing the orienting response with startle modification and secondary reaction time by Filion, D L, Dawson, M E, Schell, A M

“…Current models of orienting suggest a relationship between the orienting response and attentional processing. This relationship was examined using two…”
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Professional misconduct in psychiatry: sexual behaviour with patients. A report of recent New South Wales findings by Dawson, E M

“…In the period 1989-1991 the Medical Tribunal in the state of New South Wales conducted enquiries into seven complaints about professional misconduct of a…”
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Electrodermal activity as a prodromal sign in schizophrenia by Hazlett, Holly, Dawson, Michael E., Schell, Anne M., Nuechterlein, Keith H.

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Psychophysiological dysfunctions in the developmental course of schizophrenic disorders by DAWSON, M. E, NUECHTERLEIN, K. H

“…Psychophysiological anomalies in symptomatic schizophrenic patients, remitted schizophrenic patients, and individuals at heightened risk for a schizophrenic…”
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Psychophysiology at the interface of clinical science, cognitive science, and neuroscience by Dawson, M E

“…Research in schizophrenia illustrates that the field of psychophysiology lies at the interface of clinical science, cognitive science, and neuroscience…”
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A major effect of recording site on measurement of electrodermal activity by Scerbo, A S, Freedman, L W, Raine, A, Dawson, M E, Venables, P H

“…Although the medial phalanx has been recommended as the preferred site for recording skin conductance activity, a review of articles published in…”
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Is elicitation of the autonomic orienting response associated with allocation of processing resources? by Dawson, M E, Filion, D L, Schell, A M

“…Two experiments investigated whether elicitation of the autonomic orienting response is associated with active allocation of processing resources as indexed by…”
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The relationship of sweat gland count to electrodermal activity by Freedman, L W, Scerbo, A S, Dawson, M E, Raine, A, McClure, W O, Venables, P H

“…This study assessed whether greater skin conductance activity at the distal versus medial site (Scerbo, Freedman, Raine, Dawson, & Venables, 1992) is…”
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