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The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: a pluralogue part 1: conceptual and definitional issues in psychiatric diagnosis by Phillips, James, Frances, Allen, Cerullo, Michael A, Chardavoyne, John, Decker, Hannah S, First, Michael B, Ghaemi, Nassir, Greenberg, Gary, Hinderliter, Andrew C, Kinghorn, Warren A, LoBello, Steven G, Martin, Elliott B, Mishara, Aaron L, Paris, Joel, Pierre, Joseph M, Pies, Ronald W, Pincus, Harold A, Porter, Douglas, Pouncey, Claire, Schwartz, Michael A, Szasz, Thomas, Wakefield, Jerome C, Waterman, G Scott, Whooley, Owen, Zachar, Peter

“…In face of the multiple controversies surrounding the DSM process in general and the development of DSM-5 in particular, we have organized a discussion around…”
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Major depression with seasonal pattern: Reply to Winkler, et al by LoBello, Steven G.

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No evidence of seasonal variation in mild forms of depression by LoBello, Steven G., Mehta, Sheila

“…Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is ubiquitous in popular culture and has influenced psychiatric diagnosis with the inclusion of the seasonal pattern modifier…”
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Estimated prevalence of antenatal depression in the US population by Ashley, June M., Harper, Bridgette D., Arms-Chavez, Clarissa J., LoBello, Steven G.

“…The purpose of this study is to determine the prevalence of minor and major depression among pregnant women in the USA. Also, we compare prevalence of…”
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Effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences and Chronic Health Conditions on Current Depression by Van Overloop, Erica, Arms-Chavez, Clarissa, Carol, Rolando N., LoBello, Steven G

“…This study investigated the ability of three adverse childhood experience (ACE) types (household dysfunction, emotional/physical abuse, and sexual abuse) to…”
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The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: a pluralogue part 3: issues of utility and alternative approaches in psychiatric diagnosis by Phillips, James, Frances, Allen, Cerullo, Michael A, Chardavoyne, John, Decker, Hannah S, First, Michael B, Ghaemi, Nassir, Greenberg, Gary, Hinderliter, Andrew C, Kinghorn, Warren A, LoBello, Steven G, Martin, Elliott B, Mishara, Aaron L, Paris, Joel, Pierre, Joseph M, Pies, Ronald W, Pincus, Harold A, Porter, Douglas, Pouncey, Claire, Schwartz, Michael A, Szasz, Thomas, Wakefield, Jerome C, Waterman, G Scott, Whooley, Owen, Zachar, Peter

“…In face of the multiple controversies surrounding the DSM process in general and the development of DSM-5 in particular, we have organized a discussion around…”
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The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: a pluralogue. Part 4: general conclusion by Phillips, James, Frances, Allen, Cerullo, Michael A, Chardavoyne, John, Decker, Hannah S, First, Michael B, Ghaemi, Nassir, Greenberg, Gary, Hinderliter, Andrew C, Kinghorn, Warren A, LoBello, Steven G, Martin, Elliott B, Mishara, Aaron L, Paris, Joel, Pierre, Joseph M, Pies, Ronald W, Pincus, Harold A, Porter, Douglas, Pouncey, Claire, Schwartz, Michael A, Szasz, Thomas, Wakefield, Jerome C, Waterman, G Scott, Whooley, Owen, Zachar, Peter

“…In the conclusion to this multi-part article I first review the discussions carried out around the six essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis - the…”
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The six most essential questions in psychiatric diagnosis: a pluralogue part 2: Issues of conservatism and pragmatism in psychiatric diagnosis by Phillips, James, Frances, Allen, Cerullo, Michael A, Chardavoyne, John, Decker, Hannah S, First, Michael B, Ghaemi, Nassir, Greenberg, Gary, Hinderliter, Andrew C, Kinghorn, Warren A, LoBello, Steven G, Martin, Elliott B, Mishara, Aaron L, Paris, Joel, Pierre, Joseph M, Pies, Ronald W, Pincus, Harold A, Porter, Douglas, Pouncey, Claire, Schwartz, Michael A, Szasz, Thomas, Wakefield, Jerome C, Waterman, G Scott, Whooley, Owen, Zachar, Peter

“…In face of the multiple controversies surrounding the DSM process in general and the development of DSM-5 in particular, we have organized a discussion around…”
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Complementary and alternative medicine use among people with asthma and health-related quality of life by Huo, Nan, Ray, Glen E., Mehta, Sheila, LoBello, Steven G.

“…Abstract Objective: This study investigated the relationship between complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) use and self-reported health-related quality…”
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Complementary and alternative medicine use and asthma: relation to asthma severity and comorbid chronic disease by Morgan, Whitney, Center, Hayden, Arms-Chavez, Clarissa, LoBello, Steven G.

“…Abstract Objective: To determine (a) the prevalence of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) use among people with asthma, and (b) if comorbid chronic…”
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PHQ-8 minor depression among pregnant women: association with somatic symptoms of depression by McMahon, Adrienne B., Arms-Chavez, Clarissa J., Harper, Bridgette D., LoBello, Steven G.

“…It was recently reported that pregnant women were more likely to have minor depression as measured by the Patient Health Questionnaire-8 depression scale…”
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Classroom Friends and Very Best Friends: A Short-Term Longitudinal Analysis of Relationship Quality by McChristian, Chrystal L., Ray, Glen E., Tidwell, Pamela S., LoBello, Steven G.

“…Second-, third-, fifth-, and sixth-grade children evaluated relationship qualities of a self-nominated friend and a self-nominated very best friend over a…”
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Psychological Test Sales and Internet Auctions: Ethical Considerations for Dealing With Obsolete or Unwanted Test Materials by LoBello, Steven G, Zachar, Peter

“…Psychological test publishers have longstanding policies prohibiting the sale of psychological tests to unqualified persons. Psychologists are also ethically…”
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Depression and life satisfaction in patients with traumatic brain injury: a longitudinal study by Underhill, Andrea T., Lobello, Steven G., Stroud, Thomas P., Terry, Katherine S., Devivo, Michael J., Fine, Philip R.

“…Primary objective: To assess the relationship between depression and life satisfaction among survivors of traumatic brain injury (TBI) over a 3-year period…”
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Emergent endotracheal intubation and mortality in traumatic brain injury by Denninghoff, Kurt R, Griffin, Mervin J, Bartolucci, Alfred A, Lobello, Steven G, Fine, Phillip R

“…To determine the relationship between emergent intubation (emergency department and field intubation cases combined) and mortality in patients with traumatic…”
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Decreasing Scoring Errors on Wechsler Scale Vocabulary, Comprehension, and Similarities Subtests: A Preliminary Study by Linger, Michele L., Ray, Glen E., Zachar, Peter, Underhill, Andrea T., Lobello, Steven G.

“…Studies of graduate students learning to administer the Wechsler scales have generally shown that training is not associated with the development of scoring…”
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The reliability and validity of the Life Satisfaction Index-A with survivors of traumatic brain injury by Lobello, Steven G., Underhill, Andrea T., Fine, Philip R.

“…Primary objective: To investigate the internal consistency, long-term stability and validity of the Life Satisfaction Index-A (LSI-A) in a sample of survivors…”
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The Validity of Major Depression With Seasonal Pattern: Reply to Young (2017) by LoBello, Steven G.

“…Young claims that our argument against a seasonal pattern for major depressive disorder fails because we incorrectly assumed that the seasonal pattern…”
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Does Wechsler Intelligence Scale Administration and Scoring Proficiency Improve during Assessment Training? by Platt, Tyson L., Zachar, Peter, Ray, Glen E., Underhill, Andrea T., LoBello, Steven G.

“…Studies have found that Wechsler scale administration and scoring proficiency is not easily attained during graduate training. These findings may be related to…”
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Reliability and validity of the Family Satisfaction Scale with survivors of traumatic brain injury by Underhill, Andrea T, LoBello, Steven G, Fine, Philip R

“…For this study, we investigated the reliability and validity of the FSS (Family Satisfaction Scale) in survivors of traumatic brain injury (TBI). The FSS was…”
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