Activity, making necessarya neurobiologyof temperament Gray, 1991; Strelau, 1994 ; . Theoretical speculation about thinking and feeling must be consistent with neurological functioning. If we posit the existence of particular types of cognitive processes e.g., attributing, appraising, construing, etc. ; , we are obligated to specify the neurological activity responsible for those processes. Scholars working from cognitive perspectives involving information processing must either identify the neurological processes antecedent to cognition or argue that cognition occurs somewhere other than the brain. If we insist that communicators are goal-oriented, we must tackle the question of first cause: Where do intention, motives, and goals originate if not within the neurobiological structures of the brain? If we insist that we can exert control over our cognitive processes or make choices, where does the control and the decision to exert it or make choices originate if not in brain structures? The alternative position is to posit the existence of some entity in control of brain processes, capable of independent cognition, : perhaps like the old man behind the curtain in the Wizard of oz. Scholars have long wrestled with the "mind-brain" problem Churchland, 1986; Popper & Eccles, 1977; Squire, 1987 ; .Our position is decidedly reductionistic. Simply stated, 1 ; cognition does not exist independent of neurological operations, and 2 ; all cognition is triggered by neurological activity. Considering extant neurobiological knowledge, 'we beli~ve that the time has past when it was sufficient to advance hypothetical constructs and processes without being attentive to neurological facts. It is instructive to recognize that conceptual terms such as "attributing, " "assembling, " "planning, " "constructing, " "selecting, " and "implementing" are merely metaphors or shorthand for neurobiological operations. At best, such constructs are inferences about those underlying neurobiological processes; at worst, hypothetical constructs are misleading, misrepresenting.
THE RESEARCH here reported tested the theory that body movements have a definite bio-psychologic character--that they are rooted in and made possible by biologic mechanisms while they act upon the external world for the satisfaction of needs and for survival. The performance of five groups of abnormal subjects, ranged in the order of the severity of their behaviour disorders, was compared with that of a group of normal subjects of comparable age and sex. The results show a definite correlation between the disordered mental states of the patients studied and the disorganization of their body movements. THE BOOK thus reveals a unique demonstration of a somatic concomitant of disordered mental states. It makes available a quantified technique applicable both to the diagnosis of mental disease and to the measurement of the patient's momentary status. It provides a theoretical framework for further development of both research and clinical test methods. And it includes the only broad review of the experimental literature related to this topic. It is of obvious importance to psychiatrists, psychologists, neurologists, and neurophysiologists.
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Conventionally, demography is defined as a statistical study of human populations only see e.g., Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary ; . In their recent book, "The Demography of Corporations and Industries", Carroll and Hannan 2000 ; , however, give reasons why other sociological specialties should be interested in this paradigm as well. As Knoke 2000, 838 ; says, Carroll and Hannan "effectively integrate the conceptual framework, theoretical propositions, data collection procedures, statistical tools, and research methods essential for investigating the founding, growth, decline, transformation, and mortality of organizational populations". By `corporation', they mean not only businesses studied by economists or political parties and interest groups analysed by political scientists but also "the myriad types and microzide.
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Comorbid alcoholism and bipolar disorder is highly prevalent. The presence of comorbidity has a significant negative impact on treatment adherence, treatment response, and course of illness with heightened risk for suicide and recurrence of bipolar illness. Despite the substantial recent increased attention to the problem of psychiatric comorbidity with alcoholism, surprisingly little research has been conducted on this complex form of comorbidity, especially in regard to effective treatment approaches. There are no existing individual psychotherapeutic interventions that are tailored to patients with alcoholism and comorbid bipolar disorder. An area with significant unmet need is the lack of intervention focusing on enhancing treatment adherence in this population. This presentation will review the theoretical bases, therapy development, and pilot outcome of a motivationally based behavioral intervention designed to enhance engagement, retention, and treatment adherence of these comorbid patients.
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Alzheimer's disease AD ; , the most common form of dementia in older adults, affects approximately 5% of people in the United States aged 65 to 74 years, and up to half of those aged 85 years. The most common symptom of AD is cognitive dysfunction, but patients may also display anxiety and aggression.1 In addition, 41% of patients with AD display psychoses: 36% have delusions, and 18% have hallucinations.2 Although harmless delusions are frequently left untreated, disturbing delusions and problem behaviors associated with psychosis interfere with patient care. Both conventional and atypical antipsychotics have demonstrated some efficacy in reducing problem behaviors, but conventional antipsychotics are generally avoided because of tolerability issues. Atypical antipsychotics, although not approved by the Food and Drug Administration FDA ; for use in this population, are generally safe and tolerable when used appropriately in the right patients. However, polypharmacy is the norm in older patients, and most if not all of these patients have comorbid medical conditions that can further complicate their care. Adverse events AEs ; may occur, and recent evidence suggests that atypical antipsychotics can increase the risk of cerebrovascular events and death in older patients. This article reviews the efficacy and safety of atypical antipsychotics in older adults and efavirenz.
Le attivit biologiche e gli impieghi clinici descritti in letteratura per il fitocomplesso di Melissa officinalis sono: Medicina popolare e tradizionale. "I preparati a base di Melissa officinalis hanno azione sedativa, spasmolitica e carminativa. Vengono pertanto utilizzati per disturbi gastrointestinali di origine nervosa, per disturbi cardiaci psicovegetativi, per emicranie e come "nervino". L'azione coleretica delle foglie di Melissa probabilmente dovuta all'acido rosmarinico ed a composti analoghi. Nella medicina popolare i preparati a base di melissa vengono raccomandati anche contro le malattie da raffreddamento come diaforetico, calmante, corroborante ; e i disturbi circolatori funzionali palpitazioni nervose, emicranie, isteria, malinconia ; ". Wichtl, 1993 ; . Attivit ansiolitica e sedativa. La Melissa officinalis viene diffusamente utilizzata sia da sola sia in associazione con altri fitocomplessi per la sua attivit sedativa ed ansiolitica. Sperimentalmente, l'estratto idroalcolico liofilizzato di Melissa officinalis esercita una attivit sedativa nel topo, in differenti modelli sperimentali di ansia, gi a dosaggi relativamente bassi. Con dosi pi elevate si osserva anche una attivit analgesica ed un potenziamento dell'effetto di dosi subipnotiche di pentobarbital653. In Germania la Melissa.
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Mauricio Vergara, MSc Department of Radiology, OMESA 166 Luis Thayer Ojeda, Oficina 706, Santiago 9, Chile e-mail: mgarcia omesa.cl Editor: It is a fact accepted in the literature and clinical practice that a correlation exists between the degree of angiographic stenosis and the Doppler ultrasonographic US ; velocity in the internal carotid artery ICA ; . It is fiction, amply discussed in the article by Dr Grant and colleagues in the January 2000 issue of Radiology 1 ; and accepted in clinical practice, that this correlation is simple and reliable. It is also fiction, documented in the February 2000 issue of Radiology by Lee et al 2 ; , that better instrumental measurements and or larger samples of patients will improve the accuracy of Doppler US velocity estimation of ICA stenosis in individual patients. The physics of the Doppler US experiment tells us that the relationship between both parameters is simple but not direct, its quantification is highly unreliable, and the restrictions on its clinical implementation are theoretic, not experimental. The US and angiographic methods for the estimation of ICA stenosis are both based on the continuity of the rate of transport of blood along the carotid vessels: What goes in must go out. The angiographic quantification of stenosis is done by using two measurements on a single vessel. For the Doppler US quantification of stenosis, two methods are used: the maximum peak systolic velocity PSV ; at a single point in the ICA and the ratio of the PSV at a point in the ICA to the PSV at a point on the common carotid artery. If the ICA measurements are identified with the i subindex and those in the common carotid artery are identified with the c subindex, for the two angiographic locations where the subindex i1 designates the stenotic location and i2 the nordmi2 dt, where m is mal location, it is valid that dmi1 dt mass and t is time. For a constant density, cross-sectional areas Ai1 and Ai2, and speeds vi1 and vi2, we can approximately write Ai1 vi1 Ai2 vi2. We can express the areas as equivalent circles of radii ri as follows: ri12 vi1 ri22 vi2, or vi1 vi2 ri2 ri1 ; 2. The stenosis index SI ; is defined angiographically as follows: SI 1 ri1 ri2 ; . Then, vi1 vi2 1 SI ; the Doppler US protocols, blood speeds are estimated with PSV measurements. For the single maximum PSV stenotic vi1 protocol, it is clear that its relationship to the stenosis index is ambiguous if the second PSV measurement vi2 in the ICA is missing. Plots of vi1 versus the stenosis index will show the typical scattergrams obtained in the North American Symptomatic Carotid Endarterectomy Trial NASCET ; study 3 ; because of the variability of the missing vi2 parameter. For the second Doppler US protocol, the mass continuity and etoposide.
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1 A more concrete definition is given in [20], which avoids category theory by spelling out the conditions for functoriality, and assuming a set theoretic construction for signatures. Though less general, this definition is sufficient for everything in this paper; however, it would greatly complicate our exposition. Our use of category theory is modest, oriented towards providing easy proofs for very general results, which is precisely what is needed for the goals of this paper. 2 CAT is the category of all categories; strictly speaking, it is only a quasi-category living in a higher set-theoretic universe. See [23] for a discussion of foundations.
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