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• • ·Editorial Board

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• Lectures

  • ·Caplan Lecture

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    O.O. Omigbodun

    
  • ·Brain, mind and development: An introduction

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    C. Chiland

    
  • ·The ever-changing brain neuronal plasticity and unconscious

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    F. Ansermet, P. Magistretti

    
  • ·Early-life trauma, epigenetic changes and suicide risk

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    G. Turecki

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  • ·The baby and the self

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    P. Rochat

    
  • ·Neuropsychological and imaging endophenotypes of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder

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    S.S. Gau

    
  • ·Interactive synchrony: A biobehavioral model of mutual influences in the formation of affiliative bonds in healthy and pathological development

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    R. Feldman

    
  • ·Child psychiatrists. How are we seen? What do others think we know?

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    M. Belfer

    
  • ·Genes and activity in development and brain disorders

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    Y. Ben Ari, E. Lemonnier

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  • ·At last! Hard evidence for the negative effect of stress and the positive effect of sensitive mothering for brain development in preterm infants

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    C. Newnham, J. Milgrom

    
  • ·Development of bonding and psychopathology

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    J. Leckman, I. Gordon, P. Kim, J. Swain, L. Mayes, R. Feldman, K. Pelphrey

    
  • ·The variance of normal growth and maturation: A neglected factor when exploring psychopathology in children and adolescents

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    P. Rydelius

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  • ·Obsessive compulsive disorder: Developmental and dimensional perspectives

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    M.C.D. Rosario

    
  • ·Social signal processing and personal robotics for psychopathology: Signals, communicative acts and behaviours

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    M. Chetouani

    
  • ·Le paradoxe des troubles psychiatriques: de la conduite adaptative en réponse à une menace sur l’homeostasie psychique à la tentation de détruire y compris soi-même pour se sentir exister

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    P. Jeammet

    
  • ·Asperger syndrome and high-functioning autism: Are they different?

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    H. Remschmidt

    
  • ·When wars target children, how effective are mental health weapons of intervention?

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    J. Fayyad

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  • ·From diathesis-stress to differential susceptibility: How risky genes might turn into high potentials

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    M.H. Van IJzendoorn

    
  • ·Regard, langage et subjectivité: Comment le cerveau d’un enfant peut dire « je »”?

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    D. Marcelli

    
  • ·Treatment for the brain, treatment for the mind: The same “evidence based medicine” for both?

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    B. Falissard

    
  • ·Functional neurodevelopment underlying motivated behavior in adolescents: The triadic model

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    M. Ernst

    
  • ·The impact of poverty on child and adolescent mental health: Implications for policy, services and interventions

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    P. Vostanis

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  • ·From brain to mind

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    B. Cyrulnik

    
  • ·How culture shapes the brain

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    M. Piazza, S. Dehaene

    
  • ·Transition to adulthood: Challenges of child and adolescent mental health and education in modern society

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    Y. Ono

    
  • ·Neurofonctionnal approach of autism: From brain exploration to therapy

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    C. Barthélémy

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  • ·Child psychiatry without psychiatrists: Developing new technologies for old problems

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    D.S.S. Fung

    

• Debates

  • ·Child psychiatric diagnoses in future classifications systems: Challenges and opportunities

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    L.A. Rohde

    
  • ·From ICD-10 to ICD-11

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    P. Rydelius

    
  • ·Psychopharmacology for Children and Adolescents: The Paradigm Shift

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    G. Harper

    
  • ·Is there a place for antidepressants in child and adolescent depression?

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    B. Vitiello

    
  • ·Controversies in child and adolescent psychopharmacology

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    D. Cohen

    
  • ·Does bipolar disorder exist in children?

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    B. Goldstein, B. Birmaher

    
  • ·ADHD, BIPOLAR, SMD: Getting the puzzle pieces to fit

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    D. Coghill

    
  • ·Severe mood dysregulation

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    G.A. Carlson

    
  • ·Long-term outcome of ADHD children

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    R.G. Klein, F.X. Castellanos

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  • ·Childhood disruptive behaviour and adult social integration: Why wait?

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    R.E. Tremblay

    
  • ·Long term outcome of delinquent children. Results of the Marburg child delinquency study

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    H. Remschmidt

    
  • ·Descending into hades: Helping young children after sudden loss of a caregiver through political violence, terrorist acts, and war

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    D.S. Schechter

    
  • ·Children and traumatic experiences: Consequences and treatment

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    M. Gannagé

    
  • ·Conceptualization of autism and autism related phenomena

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    G. Anderson

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  • ·Recent cognitive and FMRI data bridge cellular to behavioral alterations in autism, and support the enhanced perceptual functioning model

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    L. Mottron

    
  • ·Nonsyndromic autism: On the waiting list of syndromic autism?

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    S. Tordjman

    

• Symposia

  • ·The role of copy number variants in autism

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    A.M. Persico

    
  • ·Autism genetics from 10,000 feet

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    B.S. Abrahams

    
  • ·Role of environmental factors and epigenetic mechanisms in autistic disorder

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    S. Tordjman

    
  • ·Role of common variants and the use of a genetic score for autism risk assessment

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    T.W. Frazier

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  • ·Prevalence of eating disorders: A comparative study between France, the U.S.A. and Canada

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    M.F. Flament, N. Obeid

    
  • ·Eating attitudes and patterns in French and U.S. adolescents with and without eating disorders

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    D. Quirk Baillot

    
  • ·Coping in adolescents: A mediator between stress and disordered eating

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    M.F. Flament, K. Henderson

    
  • ·Prognostic factors in the long-term outcome of anorexia nervosa in adolescents

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    N. Godart, B. Carrot, T. Hubert

    
  • ·Modern treatment approaches

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    B. Lauth, B. Emilsson

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  • ·Psychotropic drug use among Icelandic children: A nationwide population-based study 2. Stimulant drug treatment for ADHD and academic progress in children

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    G. Baldursson, H. Zoëga

    
  • ·EEG research in ADHD

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    H. Helgadóttir

    
  • ·ADHD: The Icelandic situation

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    D. Sigurðardóttir

    
  • ·The compromise promote autonomy

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    J. Serrano

    
  • ·Ethics and therapeutic choice. Pharmacology

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    R. Pallia

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  • ·Development and priorities. Autonomy principle

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    C. Bernad

    
  • ·How we know what we know now about training in Europe? Current opportunities for European trainees

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    E.P. Barrett

    
  • ·The 2010–11 EFPT survey of CAP training in Europe

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    M. Simmons, E.P. Barrett, P. Wilkinson, L. Pacherova

    
  • ·CAP training in Europe: Similar challenges, different systems

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    S. Colin, E.P. Barrett, M. Simmons, L. Pacherova

    
  • ·Current endeavors to consolidate the evidence base around training in Europe; medical student exposure to child and adolescent psychiatry training

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    L. Pacherova

    
  • ·The influence of T-ASK on parenting stress

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    K. Gruber, M.A. Noterdaeme

    
  • ·Joint attention and communication in an early intervention programme

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    B. Rogé

    
  • ·Managing repetitive behaviours: A new parent group based intervention for the treatment of repetitive behaviours in young children with ASD

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    A. Le Couteur

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  • ·Intervention with infants 8–10 months who are at high risk of autism

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    J. Green, M.W. Wan

    
  • ·Mental health needs of families with food-allergic children – access to care is not enough

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    E. Shemesh

    
  • ·Working with and supporting paediatric staff in a tertiary paediatric setting

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    L. Webster

    
  • ·The essentials of identity – differentiating normal from pathological

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    P. Foelsch

    
  • ·Assessment of identity development in adolescents

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    K. Goth, P. Foelsch, S. Schlueter-Mueller, K. Schmeck

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  • ·Beyond the reflection – the role of the mirror paradigm

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    L. Normandin, K. Ensink, N. Berthelot

    
  • ·The double reading of behavior disturbances in frontal lobe dysfunction in children

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    L. Ouss

    
  • ·Early bifrontal lesions and development. From childhood into adulthood: A paradigmatic clinical video-report

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    L. Bolomey, V. Vianello Dri, F. Ansermet

    
  • ·Frontal lobe or frontal networks? Clinical and neuroradiological evidences in an adolescent boy

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    V. Vianello Dri, R. Manara, B. Bacci, P.A. Battistella, F. Ansermet

    
  • ·Continuity of care in child psychiatry services in Israel

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    Y. Polakiewicz

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  • ·Child psychiatry meets educational psychology, a model of trans-disciplinary collaboration

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    Z. Bracha

    
  • ·Intersectorial actions between health and education sectors to contribute in the reduction of stigma

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    J.F. Belisário Filho

    
  • ·Consequences for children of borderline disorder of the mother

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    M. Séguin

    
  • ·Prevalence of BPD among parents of children followed in the center of youth protection and the impact on children

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    L. Laporte

    
  • ·Understanding the relationship between BPD parent and child through the prism of attachment theory

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    L. Rouillon

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  • ·Research protocol on the prevention of withdrawal relationship among children of BPD

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    L. Cailhol

    
  • ·Introduction: Epistemology in the clinical approach to learning disorders

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    J. Chagnon

    
  • ·Introduction

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    F.Ç. Çetin

    
  • ·Intergenerational Transmission of Attachment-Relationship: Following a Mother and Her Twins via video tape. Pregnancy, Birth to three years

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    W. Milch

    
  • ·Intergenerational Transmission of Maladaptive Self-Regulatory Modes: Using the AAI Clinically with the Parents of Adolescent Patients

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    S. Doctors

    
  • ·Disharmony: A handicap that is symptom or does a genius have spirit? A research presentation on the relationship between dyspraxia and highly developed intelligence

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    C. Weismann-Arcache

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  • ·Concrete facts to poetry, a subjective voyage: A presentation of an adolescent with severe learning disabilities in psychopedagogy

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    T. Rebelo

    
  • ·Masked depression and failure in symbolization. Presentation of a psychoanalytical therapy with a child with behavioral and learning difficulties

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    A. Cohen de Lara

    
  • ·Specific aspects of the collaboration between adult psychiatry and child-psychiatry services for mother and baby’s care

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    A. Muhe, M.-J. Schon

    
  • ·The specificities of inpatient psychiatric care for Chinese mothers and babies in a french unit

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    G. Dillenseger, V. Dagens

    
  • ·Support and care offered to adolescents with autistic spectrum disorder: An integrative approach in France

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    J. Constant

    
  • ·How does the presentation of autism spectrum change across the lifespan?

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    K.M. Munir

    
  • ·Optimal outcome in ASD with early intensive behavioral intervention: A prospective follow up study in Istanbul, Turkey

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    N.M. Mukaddes

    
  • ·Excess of non-verbal cases of ASD presenting to orthodox clinical practice in Africa: A trend possibly resulting from late diagnosis and intervention

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    M.O. Bakare

    
  • ·Anorexie mentale : hospitalisation de longue durée et devenir à long terme

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    N. Godart

    
  • ·Intérêt et limites des hospitalisations soins-études à l’adolescence

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    C. Bié, E. Berthaut

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  • ·Spécificités du rapport risques/bénéfices dans les hospitalisations au long cours pour adolescents

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    N. Mammar

    
  • ·Developmental aspects of ADHD

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    J. Quintero

    
  • ·ADHD: Pharmacological treatment adherence

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    A. abadi

    
  • ·Irritability in attention deficit disorder. Subtype or comorbidity?

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    L. Viola

    
  • ·Characteristic of symptoms of attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity (ADHD): Severity, frequency, areas of dysfunction and symptoms associated thresholds. Clinical population study of Latin-American child and adolescent

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    F.R. De la Peña Olvera

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  • ·Stigma in children and adolescents with psychiatric illness compared to school population

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    C.L. Toh

    
  • ·Epidemiology of child and adolescent psychiatric disorder in Bangladesh

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    M.S.I. Mullick

    
  • ·Prevalence and risk factors of depression in Japanese junior high school students: An epidemiological approach

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    A. Kiyota

    
  • ·Neural systems implicated in attentional control in youth diagnosed with and at familial risk for mood disorders

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    C.D. Ladouceur

    
  • ·Neural systems implicated in impulse control in pediatric bipolar disorder and ADHD

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    A. Passarotti

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  • ·Cognitive markers and emotion processing in adolescent depression: State vs trait

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    L. Tavitian, Fadi T. Maalouf

    
  • ·Learning disorders

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    D.S.S. Fung, L. Su

    
  • ·Developmental dyslexia

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    A. Warnke, G. Schulte-Koerne, E. Ise

    
  • ·The developmental being. Modeling a probabilistic approach to child development and psychopathology

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    D. Cohen

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  • ·The European INCANT (International Cannabis Need of Treatment) study

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    H. Rigter

    
  • ·Multidimentional Family Therapy (MDFT) practice in France and across Europe in the INCANT study

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    O. Phan, C. Bonnaire, N. Bastard

    
  • ·The French and European treatment as usual in the INCANT study

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    M. Lascaux, J. Couteron, O. Phan

    
  • ·The French network of consultations for young drug consumer

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    J. Couteron

    
  • ·Psychopathology, resilience and creativity of Asperger syndrome

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    S. Kato

    
  • ·Social skills training groups for adolescents with Asperger syndrome: A six-years’ review of an approach focused on cognitions and emotions

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    J. Andanson, F. Pourre, E. Aubert, J.-P. Raynaud

    
  • ·Representation of Asperger syndrome in contemporary movies and TV series

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    F. Pourre, E. Aubert, J. Andanson, J.P. Raynaud

    
  • ·Case formulation in a community mental health program for children and adolescents

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    P.R. Haanusia

    
  • ·Introduction

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    F.Ç. Çetin

    
  • ·In what way a self psychological understanding of development facilitates the treatment of a profoundly disturbed adolescent girl within the setting of a family therapy

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    M. Gossman

    
  • ·Identity confusion is discussed as a form of self pathology

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    F.Ç. Çetin

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  • ·Focal treatment planning

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    G. Harper

    
  • ·Beyond the smoke screen

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    D.L. Guillod, P. Stephan, O. Halfon

    
  • ·How to meet adolescents between emergency and psychic continuity

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    G. Shadili, G. Apter

    
  • ·Victorian government context for partnerships with consumers/carers

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    N. Coventry

    
  • ·Gender differences and impairment

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    A. Garcia Rosales, W. Chen, P. Asherson, E. Sonuga-Barke, E. Taylor

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  • ·Clinical implications of ADHD latent class subtypes, dimensionality and emotional dysregulation

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    W. Chen

    
  • ·DSM-V conundrums and the restrictive-inattentive subtype

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    R.G. Klein

    
  • ·Atypical processing of emotional faces

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    M. Batty, F. Bonnet-Brilhault

    
  • ·Atypical perception processing and its relationship to memory

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    B. Guillery-Girard, K. Lebreton, G. Marcaggi, L. Bon, A. Hamel-Desbruères, F. Bonnet-Brilhault, C. Barthélémy, J. Baleyte, F. Eustache

    
  • ·Episodic memory in ASD: Recent developments

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    D. Bowler

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  • ·Growing-up with autism: A case study of autobiographical memory

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    J. Baleyte, L. Bon

    
  • ·Anorexia nevrosa: An FMRI study on emotion regulation

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    U.M.E. Schulze, K. Bauer, F. Schöll, A. Fladung, I. Uttner, S. Müller, D. Lulé

    
  • ·Metallization-based treatments for eating disorders (MBT-ED)

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    F. Skårderud

    
  • ·Intersectorial actions between health and education sectors to contribute in the reduction of stigma

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    J.F. Belisário Filho

    
  • ·Child mental health training for primary care providers in Brazil by telemedicine

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    R. Lowenthal, C.L. Wen, C.S. Paula

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  • ·Mental health care among children and adolescents in Brazil

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    C.S. Paula

    
  • ·NINA – In the search of languages which do not exist. Bilingualism in the context of migration

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    C. Winter-Heider

    
  • ·Harmonious bilingual development

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    A. De Houwer

    
  • ·The trap of confusion in the diagnoses and the therapies of the bilingual children

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    F. Rosenbaum

    
  • ·Impact of bi(multi) linguistic environment of the child in the early developmental disorders

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    F. Couëtoux-Jungman

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  • ·Attachment in infancy

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    N. Guedeney

    
  • ·Adolescence in the light of attachment

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    M. Keren

    
  • ·Learning the acoustics of autism-spectrum emotional expressions – a children’s game?

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    B. Schüller, S. Fridenzon, S. Tal, E. Marchi, A. Batliner

    
  • ·Dynamic modeling of prosody: Application to atypical prosody recognition in ASD, PDD-NOS and specific language impairment

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    F. Ringeval, M. Chetouani, D. Cohen

    
  • ·Interpersonal synchrony: A survey of evaluation methods across disciplines and its application to ASD

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    E. Delahaerche, M. Chetouani, D. Cohen

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  • ·Michelangelo, an European research project exploring new, ICT-supported approaches in the assessment and treatment of autistic children

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    S. Bonfiglio, M. Chetouani, A. Giuliano, K. Maharatna, F. Muratori, C. Nugent, C. Paggetti, G. Pioggia

    
  • ·Social vs pharmacological stimulation of the stress system, mentalisation processes and behavior problems in adults born premature

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    R. Torrisi

    
  • ·Cortisol responses to induced stress (TSST) in a young adult prematurely born sample

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    R. Tessier, L. Nadeau

    
  • ·Attachment system, reflective function, and response to stress in premature born adults

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    M. Ibanez Fanes, T. Agut, M. Ferro

    
  • ·The baby and her parents: The clinician’s role in helping parents to see and experience the inner world of the infant

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    C. Paul

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  • ·Psychoanalytic psychotherapy with adolescents: A mutual journey, enabling a grain of self to emerge and blossom into an integrated identity

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    R. Webb

    
  • ·In the beginning and the pain of before

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    J. Grimwade

    
  • ·Attachment and alliance in the therapeutic relationship: The potential strength in shared experience to face fear and find freedom

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    S. Dean

    
  • ·Using “advocacy” as a weapon to obtain inpatient child psychiatric services in Nigeria

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    O.O. Omigbodun

    
  • ·The configuration of a successful unit – “which bed is comfortable and what makes it so”

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    C. Simons

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  • ·Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures in adolescents

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    Y. Auxemery

    
  • ·Conversive disorders among children and adolescents: Clinical and MRI findings, and challenges

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    L. Ouss, E. Tordjman

    
  • ·Treatment of recurrent headaches and abdominal pain in children and adolescents: What does the evidence tell us and which are the implications?

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    B. Larsson

    
  • ·Distant consequences and psychological help for people who were child victims of the Rwandan genocide of 1994 – a protective factors study

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    R. Labelle

    
  • ·Child soldiers, terrorism, terror, and child development

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    G. Gachnochi

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  • ·Trauma and psychological conflictuality

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    J. Chagnon

    
  • ·Multiple factors in a “rebirth”

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    J. Pisanté

    
  • ·ADHD and ASD

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    M. Chandola

    
  • ·ADHD and epilepsy

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    S. Banerjee

    
  • ·ADHD and sleep difficulties

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    S. Sankar

    
  • ·Atypical gender identity development and autistic spectrum features

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    D. Di Ceglie

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  • ·Gender dysphoria with and without DSD: How to accommodate both psychiatry and human rights

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    H.F.L. Meyer-Bahlburg

    
  • ·From primary health care to specialist services in child psychiatry, obstetric and pediatric units

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    M. Turunen

    
  • ·Interactions of borderline mothers and their infants: Longitudinal perspectives

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    M. Genet

    
  • ·Gilles de la Tourette syndrome: A bridge between psychiatry and neurology

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    A. Hartmann

    
  • ·High levels of anti-streptolysin (ASL) and anti-streptodornase (ASD) titers – a common feature in childhood or a risk factor for neuropsychiatric disorders in minors?

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    A.G. Ludolph, S. Blaser, L. Mellina

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  • ·Variability of performance and within neurobiological measures in children with TS

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    K.J. von Plessen

    
  • ·Does active tic suppression result in a paradoxical rebound in tic frequency and intensity?

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    K.R. Müller-Vahl, S. Bokemeyer, L. Riemann

    
  • ·Diagnostically homeless from DSM

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    G.A. Carlson

    
  • ·Dysharmony, multiple complex developmental disorder or pervasive developmental disorder-NOS?

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    J. Guilé, J. Xavier, M. Plaza, C. Mille, D. Cohen

    
  • ·Relevance of a subtype of PDD-NOS: “Multiple Complex Developmental Disorder (MCDD)”

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    S. Symann, A. Wintgens, I. Aujoulat, A. Seghers, E. Constant, W. D’Hoore, D. Charlier

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  • ·Severe challenging behaviors among hospitalized adolescents with autism: What origin?

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    D. Perisse

    
  • ·Pharmacologic treatment of challenging behaviors: A lifespan approach

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    J. Hellings

    
  • ·Predictors for the long-term adherence to pharmacotherapy: 36-month retrospective study in Korean kids with ADHD

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    G. Bahn, M. Hong, J. Min, W.H. Lee

    
  • ·Preliminary findings from a RCT on the effects of nutritional and social skills intervention on aggression among Singaporean children with disruptive behaviour disorders

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    Y.P. Ooi, R.P. Ang, N.S.J. Lim-Ashworth, L. Su, S. Weng, Y.L. Tan, C.G. Lim, A.L. Glenn, A. Raine, D.S.S. Fung

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  • ·Improving executive function, visual memory, and attention by atomoxetine in boys with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder

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    C. Shang

    
  • ·Task shifting and dissemination of an evidence-based intervention for childhood behavioral problems in a developing country

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    J. Fayyad, L. Farah, Y. Cassir, M. Salamoun, E.G. Karam

    
  • ·Decision making in primary care

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    A. Nikapota

    
  • ·Increasing access to mental health services in the US

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    G. Harper

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  • ·Contribution to social aspects of cognition, with implementation in signal supporting systems and intelligent robots, capable to interact with children in the real-world

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    J. Dessimoz, P. Gauthey, H. Omori

    
  • ·Visual and auditory emotional information: What counts in human–human and human–machine interaction?

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    A. Esposito

    
  • ·Imitation game between a human and a robot for the motor actions learning

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    S. Boucena, M. Chetouani, D. Cohen, P. Gaussier

    
  • ·Psychopathological outcome in young adult help-seekers: Influence of cannabis intake

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    M. Krebs, E. Magaud, J. Bourgin, O. Kebir, Y. Morvan, A. Gut, R. Gaillard, M. Plaze, M. Kazes

    
  • ·Altered medial temporal activation related to local glutamate levels in subjects prodromal signs of psychosis

    Page :S41

    I. Valli, J. Stone, A. Mechelli, S. Bhattacharyya, M. Raffin, P. Allen, D. Lythgoe, R. O’Gorman, M. Seal, P. McGuire

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  • ·Structural and functional imaging correlates of liability to psychosis

    Page :S42

    S. Borgwardt

    
  • ·Key determinants of longer duration of untreated psychosis in adolescents

    Page :S42

    M.D.G. Dominguez Barrera, H. Fisher, S. Johnson, M. Hodes

    
  • ·Influence of age and gender on protective factors for depression and suicidal behaviors

    Page :S42

    J. Breton, R. Labelle, C. Berthiaume, C. Royer, M. St-Georges, D. Ricard, S. De Armas

    
  • ·Protective factors and borderline personality disorder in adolescence

    Page :S42

    A. Knafo, B. Kharij, N. Bapt-Cazalets, V. Belloncle, N. Bodeau, A. Condat, D. Cohen, P. Gérardin, C. Mille, J. Renaud, J.-J. Breton, R. Labelle, J.-M. Guilé

    
  • ·Is temperament a risk or a protective factor in adolescent behaviors?

    Page :S43

    J. Brunelle, J. Guilé

    
  • ·Corps perdu-détruit-créé

    Page :S43

    C. Matha

    
  • ·Handicap sensoriel, points de fixation traumatiques et élaboration du processus de séparation-individuation

    Page :S43

    A. Bernard

    
  • ·Les troubles du comportement alimentaire : des problématiques intersubjectives ?

    Page :S43

    D. Drieu

    
  • ·L’agression sexuelle à l’adolescence et le rejet du féminin

    Page :S43

    J. Chagnon

    
  • ·Reaching parents and infants at risk

    Page :S43

    M. Keren

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  • ·Working in a pediatrician’s group to detect mother-infant relationship problems

    Page :S44

    S. Micotti

    
  • ·Index

    Page :S44

    B. Salomonsson

    
  • ·OSE: Cultural and social context influence in the placement of children in five different countries

    Page :S44

    J. Hattab, G. Pulver, Y. Yvanovna, S. Wilhelm

    
  • ·Impact of family interventions on early psychosis outcome

    Page :S44

    M. Bélisle, A. Lemelin

    
  • ·Mother-infant psychoanalytic treatment: Method and evaluation

    Page :S45

    B. Salomonsson

    
  • ·Economic analysis: A key to progress in practice in the new era

    Page :S45

    M. Belfer

    
  • ·You are not alone: Opportunities for international collaboration and development

    Page :S45

    J. Abdulmalik

    
  • ·A blueprint for CAMHS

    Page :S45

    B. Doody

    
  • ·Academic development for early career mental health professionals

    Page :S45

    H. Hamoda

    
  • ·Attachment and adolescence: A developmental perspective in international adoption in Spain

    Page :S45

    N. Abrines Jaume, N. Barcons

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  • ·Trauma and the complex resilience of adopted adolescents

    Page :S46

    A. Muntean, M.A. Tomita

    
  • ·A Longitudinal attachment study on adopted adolescents and their adoptive parents

    Page :S46

    B. Ongari, T. Mocatti, A. Decarli

    
  • ·The behavioral adjustment of adopted adolescents: A multirisk approach

    Page :S46

    I. Roskam, M. Stievenart

    
  • ·Attachment and adoption: A conclusion

    Page :S46

    B. Pierrehumbert

    
  • ·School programme to promote children’s socioemotional competences and well being at school – immigrant children and multicultural issues in focus

    Page :S46

    P. Santalahti, M. Kampman, A. Liski, T. Solantaus

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  • ·School mental health in cultural context: School programme to promote children’s socioemotional competences and well being at school – immigrant children and multicultural issues in focus

    Page :S47

    P. Santalahti, M. Kampman, A. Liski, T. Solantaus

    
  • ·La sexualité de l’enfant et sa gestion en entretien diagnostique ou en psychothérapie

    Page :S47

    J.Y. Hayez

    
  • ·Treating tinderbox kids treating severe emotional dis-regulation and aggression in children and adolescents

    Page :S47

    C.D. Jeffery

    
  • ·Treating tinderbox kids – who is being treated? Why do we need to start the treatment?

    Page :S47

    S. Sankar

    
  • ·Treating tinderbox kids – management of aggression in child and adolescent in-patient units

    Page :S47

    A.A. Okoye

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  • ·Integrating family perspectives into clinical practice

    Page :S48

    L. Ruggiero, A. Casey

    
  • ·Integrating family perspectives into clinical practice

    Page :S48

    N. Coventry

    
  • ·Life events, anxiodepressive vulnerability and emotional processing during adolescence

    Page :S48

    F. Gollier-Briant, E. Artiges, M. Paillère-Martinot, A. Barbot, R. Goodman, M. Struve, T. Fadai, V. Jucksch, L. Poustka, P. Conrod, T. Banaschewski, C. Büchel, H. Flor, J. Gallinat, H. Garavan, A. Heinz, T. Paus, M. Rietschel, M. Smolka, J.-B. Poline, G. Schumann, J.-L. Martinot

    
  • ·Subthreshold bipolarity and depression in adolescence. A brain imaging study

    Page :S48

    M. Paillere

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  • ·Neural systems in anxious adolescents: Neuroimaging studies

    Page :S49

    M. Ernst

    
  • ·Changes in mental problems of children and the proper treatment during the first year after the disaster

    Page :S49

    J. Yagi

    
  • ·Strategy of psychiatric intervention in collaboration with the municipal caregivers at severe disaster areas

    Page :S49

    M. Usami, Y. Iwadare, M. kodaira, K. Watanabe, K. Saito

    
  • ·Mental health problems of the children in the earthquake and tsunami effected district: Early intervention by expeditionary child psychiatric care team from Hokkaido, Japan

    Page :S49

    S. Sugiyama

    
  • ·Analysis of child psychiatric intervention by Miyagi child mental health care team

    Page :S49

    H. Yoshida, H. Homma, S. Onodera, M. Takada, Y. Mizumoto, M. Tominaga, S. Abe

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  • ·Mixing qualitative and quantitative methods: Cross cultural validation of a rapid screening tool for psychological distress in children 3–6 years old

    Page :S50

    G. Casas, C. Marquer

    
  • ·Qualitative research on adolescent’s violence: Between history and identity

    Page :S50

    M. Mansouri

    
  • ·A qualitative analysis of the transcultural aspects of international adoption

    Page :S50

    A. Harf, S. Skandrani, E. Mazeaud, A. Revah-Levy, M.R. Moro

    
  • ·Efficacy of psychotherapy in the treatment of adult ADHD – a randomized controlled multicentre trial

    Page :S50

    A. Philipsen, M. Colla, C. Jacob, M. Roesler, E. Sobanski, B. Kis, M. Huss, T. Jans, E. Graf

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  • ·Neuroimaging and psychotherapy of adult ADHD

    Page :S51

    L. Tebartz van Elst

    
  • ·Molecular genetics and psychotherapy of adult ADHD

    Page :S51

    T. Renner

    
  • ·Treatment outcome of behavioral parent-child training in childhood ADHD as a function of the treatment of maternal ADHD

    Page :S51

    T. Jans, C. Jacob, K. Hennighausen, M. Roesler, S. Haenig, E. Sobanski, L. Poustka, V. Kappel, M. Colla, A. Philipsen

    
  • ·Transmission de la destructivité et du non-sens. Conséquences pour le développement des enfants de la génération suivante et le sentiment d’exister

    Page :S51

    B. Lechevalier

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  • ·Mutisme post-traumatique d’une enfant consécutif au décès d’un parent

    Page :S52

    J. Fortineau

    
  • ·Secrets, mensonges, violences et abus : impact des traumatismes précoces sur le développement du trouble des conduites à l’adolescence

    Page :S52

    A. François, V. Delvenne

    
  • ·The teenager facing the secrets of HIV-positive parents

    Page :S52

    O. Rosenblum

    
  • ·“Just… do it!” A practical workshop on presenting your work – and getting it published

    Page :S52

    A. Martin, J. Fuentes

    
  • ·Home-video research paved the way for ASD early detection and diagnosis: From first suggestions to new directions

    Page :S52

    F. Apicella

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  • ·When clinical data make a psychoanalyst reconsider theory

    Page :S53

    M.-C. Laznik

    
  • ·Implications of motherese’s acoustic analysis in the clinic

    Page :S53

    E. Parlato-Oliveira

    
  • ·Computation highlights subtle interactions between autistic babies and their parents, who are sensitive to their child’s particularities

    Page :S53

    C. Saint-Georges, R. Cassel, A. Mahdhaoui, M. Chetouani, M.C. Laznik, F. Apicella, P. Muratori, S. Maestro, F. Muratori, D. Cohen

    
  • ·Suicide prevention of young people in Morocco

    Page :S53

    M.A. Benjelloun

    
  • ·Youth suicide prevention in Australia

    Page :S53

    N. Kowalenko

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  • ·Suicide prevention of young people in Switzerland

    Page :S54

    P.P. Haemmerle

    
  • ·OPD-CA in research and clinical practice

    Page :S54

    I. Seiffge-Krenke, F. Resch, E. Koch

    
  • ·Evaluation of inpatient psychodynamic psychotherapy for adolescents who suffer from mixed disorders of conduct and emotions (F92, ICD-10) with OPD-CA axis structure

    Page :S54

    A. Streeck-Fischer, C. Cropp

    
  • ·Working crisis when the adolescents are under judicial mandate

    Page :S54

    V. Delvenne

    
  • ·Anorexia nervosa and its different cultural expressions: A critical review

    Page :S54

    G. Guzman, R. Radjack, C. Blanchet, O. Taieb, M.R. Moro

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  • ·The houses of adolescents: A sociological adaptation to help adolescents today

    Page :S55

    H. Lida-Pulik, G. Paupe, S. Martin, M. Szombat, F. Cosseron

    
  • ·The role of deprivation, abuse and trauma in pediatric catatonia without a clear medical cause

    Page :S55

    D.M. Dhossche

    
  • ·Pharmacological treatments for catatonia in young people

    Page :S55

    G.D.L. Bates

    
  • ·Medical and developmental risk factors of catatonia in children and adolescents: A prospective case control study

    Page :S55

    A. Consoli, M. Raffin, N. Bodeau, O. Bonnot, D. Cohen

    
  • ·La clinique de l’adolescent

    Page :S55

    A. Braconnier

    
  • ·A cascading errors model of empathy and psychopathy

    Page :S56

    M.R. Dadds

    
  • ·Empathy, attention, and the development of psychopathy

    Page :S56

    C. Moul, M.R. Dadds

    
  • ·Identity construction in the context of migration: The impact of family dynamics linked to experiences of trauma, loss and exile. A case study

    Page :S56

    G. Sturm, D. Rezzoug

    
  • ·Parent infant psychotherapy in situations of exile and migration: How to build a therapeutic alliance

    Page :S56

    R. Radjack, A. Harf, G. Guzman, M.R. Moro

    
  • ·The Dutch knowledge centre for child and adolescent psychiatry

    Page :S56

    A.M. De Ruijter

    
  • ·Experiences from the UK: NICE!

    Page :S56

    T. Kendall

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  • ·Guidelines for child and adolescent psychiatry in Germany

    Page :S57

    T. Banaschewski

    
  • ·Implementing an evidence based method for treating traumatized youth (TF-CBT) in regular clinics – experiences from Norway

    Page :S57

    T.K. Jensen

    
  • ·Implementation of the TFP-AIT model of treatment for personality disorders across sites

    Page :S57

    P. Foelsch

    
  • ·Extension of the TFP-AIT model of treatment to an adolescent patient who committed infanticide

    Page :S57

    S. Schlueter-Mueller

    
  • ·Extension of the TFP-AIT model of treatment to substance abuse

    Page :S57

    A. Borzutzky H, J. Celis

    
  • ·Early stages of the implementation of the TFP-AIT model of treatment

    Page :S57

    E. Verdaguer, T. Trias, M. Gomà

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  • ·Like sparkle in sugar cane… cluster of youth suicide

    Page :S58

    V. Stanganelli, L. Callaghan, T. Prince, B. Hansen, P. Sutton, A. Howe, N. France, F. Cheverton, J. Lawton, J. Travers

    
  • ·Are sexual orientation, homophobia and homophobic victimization in schools factors of suicide and risk behaviors among adolescents and young adults?

    Page :S58

    J.-M. Pugnière, J.P. Raynaud, S. Bourdet-Loubère, C. Zaouche-Gaudron

    
  • ·Sleep disorder in ADHD population

    Page :S58

    R. Chaskel, D.P. Castro

    
  • ·Sleep disorder in autism spectrum disorders

    Page :S58

    R. Pallia

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  • ·The circadian rhythm alterations in childhood bipolar disorder

    Page :S59

    L. Viola

    
  • ·Sleep difficulties in anxiety disorder

    Page :S59

    A.F. Abadi

    
  • ·Jestimule, a serious game for autism spectrum disorders

    Page :S59

    S. Serret

    
  • ·Evaluation of an intervention targeting social skills in children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorders without intellectual disability

    Page :S59

    S. Vesperini

    
  • ·Haptic perception and haptic technologies for children with autism spectrum disorders: Where we are now and where we are heading

    Page :S59

    M. Anastassova, J. Lozada

    
  • ·Can ICTS enhance neurocognitive processes of emotional perception in autism spectrum: Insights of event-related potentials?

    Page :S59

    G. Iakimova, S. Mardaga

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  • ·Effect of childhood emotional maltreatment on brain development: DTI study

    Page :S60

    J. Choi, B. Jeong, M.H. Teicher

    
  • ·Control network in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder – resting-state functional connectivity MRI study

    Page :S60

    H. Lin

    
  • ·Transdisciplinarity and various medical cultures: Care of young children or teenagers with serious disease in China, Italy and France

    Page :S60

    E. Lisack, J. Zhang, M. Wu, S. Romanello

    
  • ·Sparx: A fantasy based game to treat depression

    Page :S60

    S.N. Merry

    
  • ·Think, feel, do

    Page :S61

    P. Stallard

    
  • ·BRAVE: Kids fighting fears in online therapy

    Page :S61

    S. Moor

    
  • ·Depression prevention by mobile phone: Texting for the future?

    Page :S61

    R. Whittaker, S.N. Merry, K. Stasiak, H. McDowell, M. Shepherd, I. Doherty, S. Ameratunga

    
  • ·Online therapy for youth anxiety works! An overview of the evidence for brave-online and predictors of therapy outcome

    Page :S61

    S. March, C. Donovan, S. Spence, R. Anderson, S. Prosser, J. Kenardy

    
  • ·Parental mental health problems, substance use, poverty and criminality in families – a call for policy, services and effective methods

    Page :S61

    T. Solantaus

    
  • ·Organizing & coordinating resources & supports to promote resilience & reduce risk for children whose parents have mental illnesses

    Page :S62

    W. Beardslee

    
  • ·Trans-generational differed effects of historical traumas in Russian adolescents nowadays

    Page :S62

    P. Katchalov

    
  • ·Approche psychodynamique des désorganisations psychosomatiques à l’adolescence

    Page :S62

    V. Potapova

    
  • ·Psychotherapy for anorectic adolescent girls

    Page :S62

    P. Skriptchenko

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  • ·Measurement of temperament on equivalent scales from childhood to adulthood – new chances for longitudinal studies

    Page :S63

    K. Goth, F. Poustka, K. Schmeck

    
  • ·Genetic and environmental contributions to early temperament traits

    Page :S63

    D. Purper-Ouakil

    
  • ·Facteurs de protection des conduites suicidaires à l’adolescence

    Page :S64

    J. Breton, R. Labelle, J. Renaud, M. Gignac, J.-M. Guilé

    
  • ·Vers un modèle intégratif de la prise en charge de l’adolescent suicidaire : la psychothérapie et la pharmacothérapie

    Page :S64

    R. Labelle

    
  • ·Conduites suicidaires associées aux troubles de personnalité limite à l’adolescence

    Page :S64

    J. Guilé, A. Knafo, C. Huynh, B. Kharidj, C. Mille

    
  • ·Troubles de l’humeur, dysrégulation affective et trouble des conduites

    Page :S64

    M. Gignac, J. Brouillette, J. Séguin

    
  • ·Adolescent eating disorders behaviours: Results from a large population-based longitudinal cohort

    Page :S64

    N. Micali, E. Simonoff, J. Treasure

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  • ·Common eating disorders predictive of adverse outcomes are missed by the DSM-IV and DSM-5 classifications

    Page :S65

    A.E. Field, K.R. Sonneville, N. Micali, R.D. Crosby, S.A. Swanson, N.M. Laird, J. Treasure, N.J. Horton

    
  • ·Eating and weight problems in a community cohort of adolescents

    Page :S65

    F. Smink, D. Van Hoeken, A. Oldehinkel, H.W. Hoek

    
  • ·Purging behaviours at age 16: Prevalence in three community-based international cohorts

    Page :S65

    F. Solmi, A.E. Field, N. Micali

    
  • ·Metabolic and structural connectivity studies using PET and DTI in autism spectrum disorder

    Page :S65

    B. Kim

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  • ·Genetics and images on autism spectrum disorders: Evidence from Taiwan research

    Page :S66

    S.S.-F. Gau

    
  • ·Oxytocin, sexually-dimorphic social brain and behavior, and autism

    Page :S66

    H. Yamasue

    
  • ·ADHD diagnosis in the adult psychiatry consultation setting

    Page :S66

    C.N. Filipe

    
  • ·Evidence based medical and psychosocial treatments of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in adults

    Page :S66

    V. Simon

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  • ·Japanese legal grounds with regard to the problem of the involuntary hospitalization of children and adolescents with psychiatric disorders

    Page :S67

    K. Kimura

    
  • ·Current state of informed consent and assent: Multicentre study specialized hospital for child and adolescent psychiatry in Japan

    Page :S67

    J. Ota

    
  • ·Consent by children in research and medication

    Page :S67

    E. Taylor

    
  • ·The approach in England to compulsory admission to hospital and issues of consent for children and young people up to their 18th birthday

    Page :S67

    E. Taylor, B. Jacobs

    
  • ·Identity development in a German school sample measured by the questionnaire AIDA (Assessment of Identity Development in Adolescence)

    Page :S67

    K. Goth, M. Birkhölzer

    
  • ·Identity development in Brazil

    Page :S68

    L.C. Tardivo, Y.M. Malki, M. Barros

    
  • ·Validation study: Assessment of Identity Development in Adolescence (AIDA) and junior temperament and character inventory (12–18 JTCI R) in Chile

    Page :S68

    J. Celis, A.H. Borzutzky

    
  • ·Clinical and identity features in a sample of Mexican adolescents boys in conflict with the law: Preliminary results

    Page :S68

    M. Kassin, F. De Castro

    
  • ·Identity development in a Kosovarian clinical sample

    Page :S68

    A. Goci-Uka

    
  • ·Identity development in Bulgaria

    Page :S68

    N. Polnareva, D. Terziev, A. Avramova, D. Ivanova, A. Bistria

    
  • ·Identity development measured by the questionnaire AIDA (Assessment of Identity Development in Adolescence) in a Swiss-German clinical sample

    Page :S68

    O. Pick, E. Jung, S. Schlüter-Müller, K. Schmeck, K. Goth

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  • ·Disturbances in mother–infant interaction in the wake of maternal traumatic stress

    Page :S69

    D.S. Schechter

    
  • ·Babies, mothers, cultures and migrations: A transcultural perspective

    Page :S69

    M.R. Moro

    
  • ·The practice of infant observation at the family’s home and of interventions with infants and their parents in very disturbed families

    Page :S69

    T. Hatzor

    
  • ·Bringing together brains and minds: The challenge of professional-child and family collaboration to promote optimal development in early childhood

    Page :S69

    S. Smale

    
  • ·Staying in tune: Developing and sustaining consumer and carer participation for advocacy and improvements for child and adolescent mental health services

    Page :S69

    E. Lee, K. Geraghty

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  • ·Consultations, coalitions and associations: The power of group action to enhance conditions for child, adolescent and family mental health of communities in Australia

    Page :S70

    S. Dean, J. Grimwade, S. Smale, A. Mawdsley, J. Luntz, P. Prakash, M. Tisher, L. Tribe, R. Ingram

    
  • ·Families and associations of parents’ involvement in the evolution of autism in France: A true stake

    Page :S70

    E. Willay, J.-L. Agard

    
  • ·Libya, children in the war, which place for care?

    Page :S70

    H. Marichez, E. El Fituri, J. Chaib, C. Marquer

    
  • ·Addressing mental health needs of young children in humanitarian contexts: Screening tool for non-specialists

    Page :S70

    R.F. Grais, C. Marquer

    
  • ·“A child does not belong to one person”. Child fosterage in West Africa and its implications for clinical intervention

    Page :S70

    P. Porcelli

    
  • ·Cognitive remediation and schizophrenia of adolescents

    Page :S71

    F. Rouam, E. Moreau, M. Lalova, P. Piolino

    
  • ·A randomized controlled trial of the effectiveness of a computer-assisted cognitive remediation (CACR) program in adolescents with psychosis or at high risk of psychosis: Short-term and long-term outcomes

    Page :S71

    L. Holzer, S. Urben, S. Pihet, L. Jaugey

    
  • ·Cognitive remediation therapy for young people with schizophrenia

    Page :S71

    R. Taylor, T. Wykes

    
  • ·Validation of a cognitive remediation program for schizophrenia

    Page :S71

    M. Grillon, N. Franck, C. Duboc, C. Sundby, P. Vianin

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  • ·A case of severe physical abuse from Eritrea

    Page :S72

    P. Joshi

    
  • ·Negligence and violence against children and adolescents with enuresis: What can we do about it?

    Page :S72

    E.F.D.M. Silvares

    
  • ·Multicultural issues in child and adolescent psychiatry in Ireland

    Page :S72

    F. McNicholas

    
  • ·Analysis of Eastern European child mental health services practice 20 years after fall of communism: Cultural differences or systemic violations of children’s rights

    Page :S72

    D. Puras

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  • ·Introduction: The psychologically orientated paediatrician/prenatal counseling – a pediatric cardiologist perspective

    Page :S73

    S. Menahem

    
  • ·Engaging with neonatal death and bereavement – a neonatologist’s perspective

    Page :S73

    A. Watkins

    
  • ·Données récentes sur le trouble obsessif compulsif chez l’enfant

    Page :S73

    B. Boileau, J. Lavergne, C. Picard

    
  • ·Bipolar disorder type I in children and adolescents: Clinical characteristics at intake and 1-year follow-up

    Page :S73

    S. Romero, I. Mendez, G. Sugranyes

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  • ·Follow-up study of a cohort of inpatients adolescents with bipolar disorder type I

    Page :S74

    J. Brunelle

    
  • ·Mental health gap action programme (mhGAP): Development, implementation and contribution towards improved child and adolescent mental health services

    Page :S74

    C. Servili

    
  • ·Developing child mental health services in the developing world

    Page :S74

    A.S. Rahman

    
  • ·Innovations in a child mental health service in Uruguay

    Page :S74

    L. Viola

    
  • ·Child and adolescent mental health service innovations in Ibadan, Nigeria

    Page :S74

    J. Abdulmalik, T.T. Bella-Awusah, O. Adejumo, O.O. Omigbodun

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  • ·Risk and protective factors associated with unaccompanied refugee minors’ well-being: What about the context?

    Page :S75

    I. Derluyn

    
  • ·Transcultural competencies in the work with unaccompanied minors

    Page :S75

    G. Sturm

    
  • ·From margins to marginality: Borderlines, bodies and subjectivity in the migration of Moroccan minors

    Page :S75

    F. Vacchiano

    
  • ·Aggregating the pragmatic case studies of the PPBRN

    Page :S75

    T. Delespierre

    
  • ·Autism and psychotherapy: One among 41 single pragmatic case studies

    Page :S75

    M. Thurin

    
  • ·What have we learned from the comparison of change trajectories of cases initially “Similar”?

    Page :S75

    J.-M. Thurin

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  • ·The first European study of lisdexamfetamine dimesylate in children and adolescents with ADHD: Overview

    Page :S76

    D.R. Coghill, T. Banaschewski, M. Lecendreux, C. Soutullo, M. Johnson, A. Zuddas, C. Anderson, R. Civil, N. Higgins, A. Lyne

    
  • ·Duration of response of lisdexamfetamine dimesylate in children and adolescents with ADHD

    Page :S76

    A. Zuddas, T. Banaschewski, M. Lecendreux, R.W. Dittmann, I. Hernández Otero, C. Anderson, R. Civil, N. Higgins, R. Bloomfield, L. Squires

    
  • ·Effect of lisdexamfetamine dimesylate on functional impairment in children and adolescents with ADHD

    Page :S76

    C. Soutullo, T. Banaschewski, M. Lecendreux, M. Johnson, A. Zuddas, R. Bloomfield, P. Hodgkins, L.A. Squires, D.R. Coghill

    
  • ·Health-related quality of life outcomes in children and adolescents with ADHD treated with lisdexamfetamine dimesylate

    Page :S77

    T. Banaschewski, M. Johnson, A. Zuddas, C. Soutullo, P. Hodgkins, R. Bloomfield, L.A. Squires, D.R. Coghill

    
  • ·Journal impact factor – Holy Grail or siren voice?

    Page :S77

    E. Sonuga-Barke

    
  • ·A global perspective on child and adolescent mental health research: Closing the 10/90 gap

    Page :S77

    C. Kieling

    
  • ·Based on a 20-year experience of collaboration between child psychiatry and the police

    Page :S77

    S. Marans

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  • ·From individual to community, dealing with reclusion: The experience of eric, a home treatment crisis team

    Page :S78

    L. Zeltner, N. Bourvis, M. Chuquet, M. Robin, F. Mauriac, J. Fousson, S. Kannas

    
  • ·Based on a 9-year experience of a mobile team for adolescents with difficulties

    Page :S78

    V. Garcin

    
  • ·From physical to psychic mobility

    Page :S78

    S. Tordjman

    
  • ·Spasmoohilia and psychopathology: Commorbidity or overlap? An exploratory study in childhood

    Page :S78

    M. Moro, O. Bonnot, M. Foschino, M. Durieux

    
  • ·Understanding transmission of traumatic experiences

    Page :S78

    M. Gannagé

    
  • ·The role of attention and containment in infant development of mind and clinical intervention

    Page :S79

    D. Mellier

    
  • ·Negotiating anxieties in vulnerable parent–infant relationships: Psychoanalytic observation, early interactions and containment

    Page :S79

    S. Briggs

    
  • ·How soon a baby will recognize his parents as different? The longitudinal development of specific relationships in an infant observation

    Page :S79

    A. Lebel

    
  • ·Emotion regulation in early infancy: Individual differences and their correlates

    Page :S79

    M.I. Bolten, C. Stadler, I. Nast, M. Skrundz, D. Hellhammer, G. Meinlschmidt

    
  • ·Emotional and behavioral adjustment in children: Associations to birth conditions and sleep patterns

    Page :S79

    S. Lemola, S. Brand, P. Hagmann-von Arx, P. Weber, E. Holsboer-Trachsler, A. Grob

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  • ·Facial mimicry of dynamic emotional facial expressions in adolescents with non-suicidal self-injury

    Page :S80

    M. Bürli, T. In-Albon, M. Schmid, F. Wilhelm, M. Bruggisser

    
  • ·In middle adolescence, emotion regulation and emotion expression, but not emotion recognition, is related to sleep deprivation

    Page :S80

    N. Kalak, M. Gerber, S. Lemola, U. Pühse, E. Holsboer-Trachsler, S. Brand

    
  • ·Dispositif d’accompagnement et de soutien psychologique auprès des enfants du Kosovo accueillis en France

    Page :S80

    J.-M. Coq

    
  • ·« Je frappe pour ne pas pleurer » : de l’enfant triste à l’adolescent violent

    Page :S80

    T. Rebelo

    
  • ·Difficulties concerning the resocialization, the rescholarization and the psychological treatments of street children living in the observation center in Istanbul

    Page :S80

    L. Mete

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  • ·Ménages d’enfants sans parents au Rwanda : arrachés de l’enfance, projetés dans la responsabilité

    Page :S81

    C. Uwera Kanyamanza

    
  • ·Detecting signals for medication related suicidality

    Page :S81

    N. Iessa, M. Murray, K. Star, P. Santosh, I. Wong

    
  • ·Medication related suicidality: Early recognition and assessment

    Page :S81

    J. Castro-Fornieles, I. Flamarique, I. Mendez, S. Romero

    
  • ·Antidepressants and suicidality

    Page :S81

    R.W. Dittmann

    
  • ·Project 1: After a long-term placement in childhood: Adult outcomes and health-related quality of life

    Page :S82

    A.C. Dumaret, E. Guerry, M. Constantin-Kuntz, M. Crost

    
  • ·Pfizer France Foundation highlights on child and adolescent health: 8 years of research

    Page :S82

    P. Jeammet, P. Gérardin, B. Falissard

    
  • ·Project 2: CREATIVE (comprendre, respecter, écouter l’autre : travailler, imaginer pour vivre ensemble), a cluster randomized intervention study to improve attitudes towards children with disabilities in a school setting

    Page :S82

    E. Godeau, C. Vignes, M. Sentenac, C. Arnaud, J.P. Génolini

    
  • ·Project 3: Outcome 6 to 12 years after hospitalisation for anorexia nervosa in adolescence

    Page :S82

    N. Godart

    
  • ·Project 4: The sibship of the anorexic patient: An integrative perspective of a multidisciplinary study

    Page :S82

    M. Podlipski, M. Benard, M. Fillatre, G. Brechon, S. Latreille, R. Scelles, P. Gérardin

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  • ·Project 5: Determinants of medical care for young women with turner syndrome during the transition period

    Page :S83

    M. Devernay, D. Zenaty, J. Léger, J.-C. Carel

    
  • ·The neurophysiology of neuro-feedback and neurocognitive training in ADHD

    Page :S83

    D. Brandeis

    
  • ·Integrating psychodynamic and systemic conceptions with biological theories in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorders

    Page :S83

    J.-M. Guilé

    
  • ·Borderline and complex traumatised adolescents

    Page :S83

    A. Streeck-Fischer

    
  • ·Value and limits of a psychiatric diagnosis during adolescence

    Page :S83

    P. Garel

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  • ·Challenges in genetic studies of autism spectrum disorder and insights for future studies

    Page :S84

    T. Sasaki

    
  • ·Integration of quantitative behavioral measures and genetic information in ASD

    Page :S84

    H.J. Yoo

    
  • ·A cross-sectional survey of the mental health requirements of children with 22q11 deletion syndrome in Ireland, and how these are being met

    Page :S84

    F. McNicholas

    
  • ·Somatic symptoms disorders in DSM 5: Implications for pediatric psychosomatic medicine

    Page :S84

    R. Ortiz-Aguayo

    
  • ·Multidisciplinary delivery of paediatric liaison mental health service. What should the model for the future be?

    Page :S84

    M. Anglim

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  • ·Developing quality improvement programs in pediatric consultation-liaison psychiatry

    Page :S85

    P. Ibeziako

    
  • ·The development of PCLP and its challenges in a Singapore paediatric hospital – A first-hand experience

    Page :S85

    S.H. Ong

    
  • ·Fifty studies later, have we finally arrived? Results from an updated meta-analysis

    Page :S85

    S.N. Merry

    
  • ·Depression prevention (RAP) in UK Schools

    Page :S85

    P. Stallard

    
  • ·MEMO: A multimedia mobile phone programme to prevent depression

    Page :S85

    R. Whittaker, S.N. Merry, K. Stasiak, H. McDowell, M. Shepherd, I. Doherty, S. Ameratunga, V. Parag

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  • ·The imaginary baby during pregnancy and postpartum mother–baby relational adaptation process

    Page :S86

    K. Karabekiroglu

    
  • ·Anxious mother, painful baby: Prenatal and postnatal factors that increase mothers’ anxiety

    Page :S86

    B. Ozbaran

    
  • ·A glance in to the relationship between autism and reactive attachment disorder

    Page :S86

    B. Dogangun

    
  • ·The experience of life in utero is a meeting that promotes inter-fetal identity through the structuring of the ego states fetal

    Page :S86

    B. Fabbroni

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  • ·Tourette’s disorder in a child: Diagnosis and treatment: An international perspective

    Page :S87

    B. Coffey, Y. Kano, B. Moyano, P. Hoekstra

    
  • ·Tourette’s disorder in a child: Diagnosis and treatment: An international perspective

    Page :S87

    P. Hoekstra

    
  • ·Tourette’s disorder in a child: Diagnosis and treatment: An international perspective

    Page :S87

    Y. Kano

    
  • ·Involvement of fathers at first referral to child psychiatry

    Page :S87

    N. Gaddour

    
  • ·Psychoanalysis today with autistic children

    Page :S87

    B. Touati

    
  • ·History of the child psychoanalytical institutions in France

    Page :S88

    N. Gougoulis

    
  • ·The effectiveness of parent–child interaction therapy in the Netherlands: Preliminary results of a randomized controlled trial

    Page :S88

    M.E. Abrahamse, M. Junger, R.J. Lindauer

    
  • ·Parent–child interaction therapy delivered to families with children aged less than 2 years in Australia

    Page :S88

    S.S.J. Morgan, J.R. Kohlhoff

    
  • ·PCIT in Germany: Implementation and case series

    Page :S88

    R. Bussing, T. Walter, D. Knapp, M. Schimek, W. Briegel

    
  • ·Predicting child psychiatry clinical outcomes based on admission function and problem severity

    Page :S88

    K. Quach, T. Wilkes, D. Cawthorpe

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  • ·The advocacy role of the family consultant in mental health systems: From clinical collaboration to advising government

    Page :S89

    L. Ruggiero

    
  • ·Advocacy for child and adolescent mental health: The interplay of science, public opinion, human rights, legislated entitlements and professional interests: Trends in the USA

    Page :S89

    G. Harper

    
  • ·A strategic proposal to advocate for increased funding in child and adolescent mental health

    Page :S89

    C. Smale, S. Dean

    
  • ·Challenges facing IACAPAP in advocating for improvements in child and adolescent mental health in communities across the world

    Page :S89

    M. Belfer

    
  • ·Public health emotional trauma initiatives: Bringing evidence to the community

    Page :S89

    B. McDermott, V.E. Cobham

    
  • ·Children exposed to school accident: Community based 3-year follow-up study

    Page :S90

    B. Kim

    
  • ·Evaluation of a trauma-focused, cognitive-behavioural protocol with children and adolescents experiencing posttraumatic mental health problems following Queensland’s natural disasters 2010–2012

    Page :S90

    V.E. Cobham, B. McDermott

    
  • ·Love, attachment, and emotion processing as an assessment and treatment target in children with conduct problems

    Page :S90

    M.R. Dadds

    
  • ·Mutually responsive orientation in the mother–child relationship: Associations with early childhood conduct problems and callous-unemotional traits

    Page :S90

    D.J. Hawes, B. Barnett, L. Wedgwood, K. Nathaniel, M. Willing, S.S.J. Morgan

    
  • ·The callous-unemotional pathway to childhood conduct problems: Exploring the dynamic role of temperament and parenting factors

    Page :S90

    D. Pardini

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  • ·Modalités d’intervention de la thérapie comportementale dialectique pour traiter les difficultés de régulation chez l’adolescent suicidaire

    Page :S91

    L. Desrosiers

    
  • ·Efficacité de la thérapie comportementale dialectique auprès d’adolescents suicidaires et qui présentent des troubles mentaux complexes

    Page :S91

    A. Janelle, R. Labelle

    
  • ·Les fondements théoriques de la thérapie comportementale dialectique chez l’adolescent suicidaire

    Page :S91

    R. Labelle

    
  • ·Apport de la thérapie comportementale dialectique dans la compréhension de différentes problématiques de régulation à l’adolescence

    Page :S91

    V. Mbekou

    
  • ·Comparing interventions for preschoolers with ADHD or disruptive behavior

    Page :S91

    A. Charach, P. Carson, S. Fox, M. Haq, C. Lim

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  • ·Parent–child interaction therapy for preschoolers with ADHD

    Page :S92

    R. Bussing, S. Boggs, R. Donnelly, J. Jaccard, S. Eyberg

    
  • ·The new forest parenting programme, a tailored, timely programme for children with preschool type ADHD problems

    Page :S92

    M. Thompson

    
  • ·The indicated prevention program for preschoolers with disruptive problem behavior

    Page :S92

    C. Hanisch, J. Plueck, C. Hautmann, M. Doepfner

    
  • ·The association of children mental health problems and learning difficulties at school in a contrasted European primary school children sample

    Page :S92

    V. Kovess-Masféty

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  • ·Divergences and coherences between parents and teachers evaluation of impact on children’s mental health problems and school learning

    Page :S93

    M.G. Carta

    
  • ·Psychodynamically oriented approaches

    Page :S93

    C. Bursztejn

    
  • ·Integrative approach including psychodynamic dimension in a day intensive care unit for children

    Page :S93

    J.-P. Raynaud

    
  • ·Institutional work with borderline adolescents

    Page :S93

    V. Delvenne

    
  • ·Psychoanalytically-oriented clinical work in multidisciplinary team taking care of medically ill children

    Page :S93

    A. Schwab

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  • ·La spécificité de la pédopsychiatrie de consultation-liaison en soins palliatifs

    Page :S94

    M. Vadnais, P. Canoui

    
  • ·What is the specific child psychiatrist’s role in pediatric palliative care nowadays in France?

    Page :S94

    M. Vignes

    
  • ·Studying face processing in autism through the interplay between high and low level visual processes

    Page :S94

    B. Jemel, Y. Zérouali

    
  • ·Processing emotion and gaze direction of fearful faces in children with autistic disorders

    Page :S94

    J.-M. Guilé, H. Droulin, E. Rondeau, M. Bon St-Come, P. Berquin, A. Hosein, R. Mille, B. Jemel, L. Vandromme, C. Mille

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  • ·Cross-modal neutral and emotional processing in pervasive developmental disorders NOS

    Page :S95

    M. Plaza, L. Chaby

    
  • ·Altered automatic face processing in autism spectrum disorders

    Page :S95

    Y. Kamio

    
  • ·Case consultation as a child mental health promotion activity by the child and adolescent psychiatrists in cooperation with school staffs in the schools in a city of Japan

    Page :S95

    S. Shirataki

    
  • ·Strategic proposition for child and adolescent mental health services in low-income countries in Asia

    Page :S95

    M.S.I. Mullick

    
  • ·Extracurricular education and mental health of children

    Page :S95

    H.J. Hong

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  • ·Self-harm behavior in Taiwanese adolescents: Prevalence and associated factor

    Page :S96

    W.-T. Soong, I.-C. Chen

    
  • ·Vulnérabilité et psychopathologie de l’enfant adopté à l’international

    Page :S96

    M.-O. Perouse

    
  • ·Foster parents’ schools

    Page :S96

    O.A. Rusakovskaya, O.A. Rusakovskaya

    
  • ·Narcolepsy in children

    Page :S96

    M. Lecendreux

    
  • ·Assessing daytime somnolence in child psychopathology

    Page :S96

    B. Carrot

    
  • ·Cognitive and behavioral approaches in children with excessive daytime somnolence

    Page :S97

    D. Habis Poirot

    
  • ·Bébés handicapés et premier développement

    Page :S97

    R. Salbreux

    
  • ·Handicap : prendre en compte les liens fraternels dans la souffrance psychique

    Page :S97

    R. Scelles

    
  • ·Le handicap comme scène pour la réalité psychique

    Page :S97

    A. Ciconne

    
  • ·Diagnostic anténatal et handicap

    Page :S97

    S. Missonnier

    
  • ·Health care delivery models for CAMH services relevant to low-resource settings

    Page :S97

    C. Servili, M. Tomlinson

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  • ·Utility of second-generation antipsychotics in children and adolescents

    Page :S98

    C.U. Correll

    
  • ·“ADHD across the world: Global challenges and personalized solutions?”

    Page :S98

    N. Skokauskas

    
  • ·ADHD in WPA region I, The Americas

    Page :S98

    A.P.S. Guerrero

    
  • ·ADHD in WPA region II. Europe

    Page :S98

    E. Koren

    
  • ·ADHD in WPA Region III. Africa and Middle East

    Page :S99

    J. Fayyad

    
  • ·ADHD in WPA Region IV. Asia and Australasia

    Page :S99

    S. Malhotra

    
  • ·ADHD in WPA region IV. Far East Asia

    Page :S99

    Y. Kim

    
  • ·The Zarima intervention

    Page :S99

    A. Calvo, M. Zapata, P. Ruiz-Lázaro

    
  • ·The network of resources centers for autism in France

    Page :S99

    C. Bursztejn

    
  • ·Resources centers for autism: What for? (Commitments and activities)

    Page :S100

    M. Loiseau

    
  • ·Research on autism in France: An overview

    Page :S100

    C. Barthélémy

    
  • ·ELENA project or how to know more about outcome in autism

    Page :S100

    A. Baghdadli

    
  • ·Validation of the instruments: SDQ parent and teacher in eight European countries

    Page :S100

    O. Pez

    
  • ·Coherence between parents and teachers opinions on children mental health disorders and its impact on the treatment access in contrasted European countries

    Page :S101

    A. Bitfoi

    
  • ·Association between parental mental health, parent–child relationship, parenting and children mental health problems in seven European countries

    Page :S101

    M. Dyulgerova, Z. Mihova

    
  • ·The impact of stress related to war on pregnancy outcomes

    Page :S101

    M. Keren

    
  • ·Prenatal Lausanne trilogue play

    Page :S101

    E. Fivaz-Depeursinge

    
  • ·Impact of soft markers at fetal scan on early mother infant interactions and mother’s representations: Link between anxiety and depress level at third trimester and interactions perturbations

    Page :S102

    S. Viaux-Savelon, M. Dommergues, O. Rosenblum, E. Aidane, N. Bodeau, R. Feldman, D. Cohen

    
  • ·High intellectual potential and autism spectrum disorders: Transnosographical and metapsychological approaches

    Page :S102

    C. Weismann-Arcache

    
  • ·The identification of children of high potential and their exceptional needs

    Page :S102

    T.J. Tebbs

    
  • ·Creative giftedness: Its nature and measurement with EPoC

    Page :S102

    T. Lubart

    
  • ·Child psychiatry training in Europe: What has been achieved and next steps?

    Page :S103

    B. Jacobs

    
  • ·Doctor’s specialist medical training in child and adolescent psychiatry in Sweden

    Page :S103

    G. Löndahl

    
  • ·Child and adolescent mental health: Regional training for primary care physicians

    Page :S103

    J.-P. Raynaud

    
  • ·Building new trends in training of CAP specialists: The situation in Eastern Europe and the Lithuanian experience

    Page :S103

    S. Lesinskiene

    
  • ·A complementarist frame between neuroscience and psychoanalysis applied to neurodevelopmental disorders

    Page :S103

    L. Ouss

    
  • ·Perinatal stress and plasticity: The destiny of early traces

    Page :S103

    F. Ansermet

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  • ·Sympathetic cortical response in mother-infant relation and post partum depression

    Page :S104

    A. Clarici, S. Bembich

    
  • ·The epistemological axioms of neuropsychoanalysis: Conquest or drift?

    Page :S104

    B. Golse

    
  • ·Developing mental health support system for children and adolescents after devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan

    Page :S104

    Y. Ono

    
  • ·Assessment and intervention of psychiatric problems in adolescents experiencing Typhoon Morakot

    Page :S104

    C. Yen, P. Yang, T. Tang

    
  • ·Massachusetts child psychiatry access program

    Page :S105

    B. Sarvet

    
  • ·Partnership access line consultation services in Washington and Wyoming

    Page :S105

    R.J. Hilt

    
  • ·Maine’s child psychiatry access program

    Page :S105

    S.L. Fritsch

    
  • ·Consultation and collaborative programs in England

    Page :S105

    T. Kramer

    
  • ·Overview of theories of attachment

    Page :S105

    K. Radwan

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  • ·Personality and attachment among young offenders

    Page :S106

    H. Steiner, N. Karnik

    
  • ·Unaccompanied refugee minors from Africa in the European context

    Page :S106

    J. Huemer

    
  • ·Systems of care and the repair of attachment

    Page :S106

    P. Vostanis

    
  • ·Figures du jeu traumatique chez l’enfant victime : repérage, prise en charge et prévention

    Page :S106

    H. Romano

    
  • ·Le deuil de « ange ». Impact des traumatismes de la périnatalité sur le développement psychique des enfants

    Page :S106

    C. Weismann-Arcache

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  • ·Lien fraternel et traumatisme familial : l’impact de l’inceste sur le lien fraternel

    Page :S107

    S.F. Minot, R. Scelles

    
  • ·Adolescence et traumatisme de guerre : résilience et liens familiaux. Le rôle des représentations familiales dans le processus de résilience chez les adolescents victimes d’actes terroristes

    Page :S107

    K. Mekiri

    
  • ·Suicide among children and adolescents

    Page :S107

    V. Stanganelli

    
  • ·Prader-Willi syndrome: A complex somatic and psychiatric disorder

    Page :S107

    M. Tauber, G. Diene, E. Mimoun

    
  • ·Psychiatric and cognitive symptoms in Prader-Willi syndrome

    Page :S108

    O. Bonnot, D. Thuilleaux

    
  • ·Brain imaging in Prader-Willi syndrome

    Page :S108

    P. Payoux, C. Mantoulan, M. Glattard, M. Tauber, G. Diene

    
  • ·Outcomes, moderators, and mediators of emotion recognition training for complex conduct problems in childhood: A randomised controlled trial

    Page :S108

    D.J. Hawes, M.R. Dadds, A. Cauchi, S. Wimalaweera, J. Brennan

    
  • ·Outcomes of a school-based intervention for children with conduct problems: The role of callous-unemotional traits

    Page :S108

    A. Jones

    
  • ·From genes to behavior in neurodevelopmental disorders

    Page :S108

    V. Eapen, F. Levy, U. Rao, A. Vance

    
  • ·A clinical survey of mental health and behaviour problems in children and young people with ASD: Findings from Daslne (Database of children with autism spectrum disorder living in the North East England)

    Page :S109

    A. Le Couteur

    
  • ·Pre-, peri- and neonatal risk factors in a population based group of school-age children with autism born 1985–1998

    Page :S109

    C. Cans, M. Van Bakel, V. Guinchat

    
  • ·Internet and mental health: Indian perspective

    Page :S109

    D. Gupta

    
  • ·Informed consent and assent in involuntary admission in child and adolescent psychiatry – multicenter survey in Japan

    Page :S109

    J. Ota

    
  • ·Therapeutic interventions toward the high-risk infants for future PDD

    Page :S109

    S. Shirataki

    
  • ·A preliminary report: The role of omega-3 fatty acids in the management of Singaporean children with autism spectrum disorders

    Page :S110

    S. Weng, Y.P. Ooi, M. Sung, L. Low, J.J.T. Seah, J. Jang, R.P. Ang, A.H.S. Liew, C.G. Lim, D.S.S. Fung

    
  • ·Prevalence, incidence, utilization of psychotropic agents in youths with tic disorder diagnoses: Trends in the national health insurance dataset from 2000 to 2009 in Taiwan

    Page :S110

    H.S. Liang

    
  • ·Altered baseline brain activity in children with TS revealed by resting-state functional MRI

    Page :S110

    Y. Zheng

    
  • ·A functional MRI study of Tourette Syndrome in Japan: Preliminary findings

    Page :S110

    Y. Kano, N. Yahata, Y. Kawakubo, A. Todokoro, T. Kono, N. Matsuda, M. Nonaka, F. Ohtake, S.C. Tanaka

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  • ·A multicenter, randomized, double-blind and placebo-controlled study of aripiprazole in children and adolescents with Tourette disorder

    Page :S111

    S.C. Cho, Y.S. Joung, H.K. Yoo, J.S. Lee, D.H. Song, Y.S. Lee

    
  • ·A time-limited group treatment model for postnatal depression in mothers

    Page :S111

    L. Delcourt, J. Auer, K. Baczynski, S. Desjardin, K. Richard, J. Milgrom, A.C. Rolland

    
  • ·Importance of holding: Play and exchanges between child psychiatrist, psychomotor therapist and the dyad

    Page :S111

    J. Auer, F. Lempp, A. Rolland

    
  • ·The months following a premature birth, their impact on the mothers’ state of mind and consequences for the mother-infant interactions: A research study

    Page :S111

    J. Eutrope, C. Barbe, F. Lempp, J. Auer, S. Nezeloff, D. Sibertin-Blanc

    
  • ·One-to-one sessions with mothers of still-hospitalised preterm infants: The Premiestart program

    Page :S111

    C. Newnham, J. Milgrom

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  • ·A school-based treatment manual for trauma-exposed youth

    Page :S112

    V.G. Carrion

    
  • ·Trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (Tf-CBT) for children and adolescents after abuse and maltreatment

    Page :S112

    L. Goldbeck, V. Kirsch, D.C.M. Seitz, J.M. Fegert

    
  • ·Prolonged exposure therapy for adolescents with PTSD

    Page :S112

    E. Gilboa-Schechtman

    
  • ·Developmentally adapted cognitive behavioral therapy for adolescents with PTSD after sexual or physical abuse

    Page :S112

    S. Matulis, R. Rosner, R. Steil

    
  • ·African youth – Fight, flight and exile

    Page :S113

    J. Walter, S. Melzak, J. Okello, B. Efraime

    
  • ·Child psychiatry training in the southern African region: My personal journey

    Page :S113

    K. Kirimi

    
  • ·Training in child and adolescent psychiatry in North Africa

    Page :S113

    N. Gaddour, G. Benjelloun

    
  • ·The situation of and training needs for child and adolescent mental health (CAMH) in East Africa – The Ugandan perspective

    Page :S113

    J.N.S. Nalugya

    
  • ·Training for child and adolescent mental health care in West Africa: Priorities and partnerships

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    O.O. Omigbodun

    
  • ·The treatment program for children with aggressive behavior (THAV): Concept and efficacy

    Page :S113

    A. Goertz-Dorten, M. Döpfner

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  • ·Guided self-help for parents of children with ADHD: Concept and effectiveness

    Page :S114

    C. Kinnen, N. Benien, C. Hautmann, L. Mokros, A. Mütsch, M. Döpfner

    
  • ·Parent management training efficacy for children with externalizing behavior in latent subgroups: Comorbidity matters

    Page :S114

    C. Hautmann

    
  • ·School interventions for children with externalizing problem behavior

    Page :S114

    C. Hanisch, I. Eichelberger, S. Richard, M. Döpfner

    
  • ·Becoming a child and adolescent psychiatrist in different cultures: A Chilean-French experience

    Page :S115

    G. Guzman

    
  • ·To become CAP in France: A qualitative investigation

    Page :S115

    A. Van Effenterre

    
  • ·Why do we need cap training experiences? From a Japanese general psychiatric viewpoint

    Page :S115

    Y. Abe

    
  • ·Bipolar disorder or severe mood dysregulation in children and adolescents

    Page :S115

    V. Stanganelli

    
  • ·From Portland to Paris: Clinical perspectives on supporting young people suffering psychotic illness

    Page :S115

    S. Lynch

    
  • ·From Portland to Paris: Clinical perspectives on supporting young people suffering psychotic illness

    Page :S115

    R. Melton

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  • ·Introducing the Choice and Partnership Approach (CAPA)

    Page :S116

    A. York, S. Kingsbury, T. Wilson

    
  • ·Creating effective child and adolescent mental health services

    Page :S116

    S. Kingsbury

    
  • ·The impact of sharing effective ways of working internationally

    Page :S116

    T.M. Wilson, A. York, S. Kingsbury

    
  • ·Psychomotor disorders: Models and stakes

    Page :S116

    J.-M. Albaret

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  • ·Psychomotor disorders and psychopathology: From models to therapeutic prospects

    Page :S117

    M. Rodriguez

    
  • ·Clinical approaches of psychomotor disorders

    Page :S117

    A. Gatecel

    
  • ·Learning from the patient

    Page :S117

    M. Pearson

    
  • ·Learning from the patient

    Page :S117

    A. Rathore

    
  • ·A large controlled family study of pediatric bipolar disorder

    Page :S117

    J. Biederman, J. Wozniak

    
  • ·Phenomenology and longitudinal course of pediatric bipolar disorder. Naturalistic follow-up of a Spanish sample

    Page :S117

    C. Soutullo

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  • ·Interface between pediatric bipolar disorder and autistic spectrum disorders. An important differential diagnosis with treatment implications

    Page :S118

    G. Joshi, J. Biederman, C. Petty, J. Wozniak

    
  • ·Psychopharmacology of pediatric bipolar disorder: Focus on adjunct lamotrigine in youth with BP I

    Page :S118

    K.D. Chang, V. Foster, S. Li, A. Hammer, J. Horrigan, A. Wamil

    
  • ·Internet addiction

    Page :S118

    C. Ruiz

    
  • ·Video game addiction

    Page :S118

    K. Cheng

    
  • ·Cyberbullying

    Page :S118

    K. Cheng

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  • ·Sexting

    Page :S119

    A. Moore

    
  • ·Bleuler’s contribution to autism

    Page :S119

    Y. Pélissier

    
  • ·Kanner’s contribution: Evolution of the concept of autistic syndrome from 1942 to 1973

    Page :S119

    L. Gillette

    
  • ·Historical evolution of concepts in autistic disorder

    Page :S119

    S. Tordjman

    
  • ·Post-kleinian contribution to the concept of autism: The autism psychodynamic evaluation of changes scale (The APEC scale, Haag et al., 2011)

    Page :S119

    G. Haag

    
  • ·Postpartum depression and its effects on the infant’s primary relationship with the mother: The case of a 16-month-old girl

    Page :S119

    B. Salomonsson

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  • ·Mother-infant psychoanalytic therapy when mother and baby are depressed

    Page :S120

    M. Pollak-Cornillot

    
  • ·Depression in babies, autistic risk and play therapy

    Page :S120

    C. Anzieu-Premmereur

    
  • ·A randomised controlled trial on intranasal oxytocin as an adjunct to interaction coaching to improve maternal bonding in women with mild postpartum depression

    Page :S120

    R.A. McErlean, M.R. Dadds

    
  • ·Mental health needs assessed by means of level of care in children protected by the Child Welfare Centers in Japan

    Page :S120

    W. Miyake, A. Yamamoto, K. Aihara, M. Hanafusa, Y. Ono

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  • ·Cross-boundary working between child welfare and child and adolescent psychiatry: Collaborative practices in Flanders

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    A. Jansssens

    
  • ·Centers of excellence: A systems-building model for children in custody

    Page :S121

    A.J. Pumariega, M. Moser

    
  • ·A common receptor gene (OXTR) polymorphism and social support interact to reduce physiological and psychological responses to stress

    Page :S121

    R. Kumsta, F.S. Chen, M. Heinrichs

    
  • ·Neurocognitive impairments in children with ADHD

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    L. Victoor

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  • ·Cognitive functions in adults with ADHD

    Page :S122

    O. Sentissi

    
  • ·Executive functions in ADHD: What does neuroimaging provide us with?

    Page :S122

    I. Massat

    
  • ·Treating ADHD: Cognitive and pharmacological approaches

    Page :S122

    L. Ben Amor

    
  • ·Group therapy in a sample of traumatized Lebanese children

    Page :S122

    M. Gannagé

    
  • ·Psychotherapy groups and psychopathologies

    Page :S122

    M. Bourrat, B. Olliac

    
  • ·Cognitive-behavioral group therapy for depressed and suicidal adolescents

    Page :S123

    R. Labelle

    
  • ·Implementation of problem based learning in child and adolescent psychiatry

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    A.P.S. Guerrero

    
  • ·Problem-based learning at Alpert Medical School of Brown University

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    J. Hunt

    
  • ·Problem-based learning in child and adolescent psychiatry in Malaysia

    Page :S123

    S. Tan

    
  • ·Problem-based learning at the University of Texas

    Page :S123

    C. Santos

    
  • ·Sexual child abuse in catholic churches in Germany: Quantitative and qualitative data form the hotline of the German Bishop Conference

    Page :S124

    A. Zimmer

    
  • ·Abuse of trust: Institutional child abuse in Ireland

    Page :S124

    N. Skokauskas

    
  • ·Traumatic events, suicidality and non-suicidal injury in adolescents

    Page :S124

    P.L. Plener

    
  • ·Life-long consequences of sexual child abuse: Results from the contact point of the special representative in Germany

    Page :S124

    J.M. Fegert

    
  • ·Structural and functional brain changes due to early childhood maltreatment

    Page :S124

    A. Chaney, A. Carballedo, N. Skokauskas, T. Frodl

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  • ·Sharing evidence-based knowledge by Internet with children and teenage patients

    Page :S125

    A.M. De Ruijter

    
  • ·The autism mental status exam: Development and clinical utility

    Page :S125

    D. Grodberg, P. Weinger, V. Scandurra

    
  • ·The Autism Mental Status Exam: Clinical evaluation

    Page :S125

    P.M. Weinger

    
  • ·The Autism Mental Status Exam: Preliminary validation of an Italian version

    Page :S125

    V. Scandurra

    
  • ·Ethical conflicts of diagnosis in child psychiatry

    Page :S126

    A. Danion-Grilliat

    
  • ·Ethical problems in child welfare. Ethics and child psychiatry

    Page :S126

    S. Nezeloff

    
  • ·Ethics of the prevention at the beginning of life. Ethics and child psychiatry

    Page :S126

    L. Roegiers

    
  • ·Perinatal psychiatry: Ethical dilemmas for mother and/or child. Ethics and child psychiatry

    Page :S126

    G. Apter

    

• Free oral communications

  • ·Ethnic variation in delinquency among adolescents: Risk and protective factors

    Page :S127

    A. Mayordomo Aranda, N. Hickey, M. Hodes, T. Kramer

    
  • ·Longitudinal evaluation of an early intervention program for childhood conduct problems

    Page :S127

    A.D. Partridge

    
  • ·Sensitivity and specificity of the dyadic parent-child interaction coding system in identifying behavioral disorders

    Page :S127

    Å. Bjørseth

    
  • ·Family structure and stability as a factor for juvenile justice contact among nigerian adolescents

    Page :S128

    O. Atilola, O.O. Omigbodun

    
  • ·Helping parents learning to live with autism spectrum disorders: The jumpstart learning to learn model – a workshop

    Page :S128

    B. Siegel

    
  • ·Predictors of treatment outcomes in toddlers with autism spectrum disorders

    Page :S128

    G. Vivanti

    
  • ·Early as usual treatment in autism: The first italian multisite perspective cohort study

    Page :S128

    A. Narzisi, F. Muratori, IDIA Consortium

    
  • ·Translational research on biomedical assessment and treatment of autism

    Page :S128

    R.L. Hendren

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  • ·Schizophrenia & autism – Overlap & difference

    Page :S129

    M. Fitzgerald

    
  • ·Attachment and alliance in the therapeutic relationship: The potential strength in shared experience to face fear and find freedom

    Page :S129

    S. Dean

    
  • ·Impact of a mindfulness-based stress reduction program on stress and well-being in school going adolescents: A preliminary study

    Page :S129

    U. Anand, M.P. Sharma

    
  • ·Psychoanalytic psychodrama, Adolescence, Gesture

    Page :S129

    Y. Manela

    
  • ·IRDI methodology: A psychoanalytical theory-based intervention with nursery educators

    Page :S129

    M.C.M. Kupfer, L.M.F. Bernardino, R.M. Mariotto

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  • ·Remedial psychological and pedagogic aid to children of the first age of life with perinatal damage of central nervous system, undergoing medical treatment

    Page :S130

    S. Lazurenko

    
  • ·Reflecting families in preschool settings: A preventive approach in early childhood mental health care

    Page :S130

    A. Caby

    
  • ·The necessity to look at co-existing z-codes co-morbidity in children attending the mental health services, 2 university hospitals experience

    Page :S130

    A.H. Hashim, W.S. Wan Ismail, M.K. Ks

    
  • ·An innovative art-based rehabilitation program for youths with stabilized psychiatric disorder: Espace de transition

    Page :S130

    P. Garel, S. Gauthier, K. Archambault

    
  • ·Hopelessness, self-esteem and other psychological characteristics of adolescents: Comparison between clinical cases and the community sample

    Page :S130

    N. Fanaj, L. Gashi, B. Fanaj, V. Misini, F. Azemi, A. Ajredini, E. Morina

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  • ·Violent video game playing among vietnamese adolescents and young adults: A social psychological analysis

    Page :S131

    T. Tran, N. Nguyen

    
  • ·Gender differences in anxiety and depression across adolescence

    Page :S131

    A.C. Fonseca, S. Coelho, S. Dias, J. Tomás da Silva, A. Moreira

    
  • ·Adolescent pregnancy in Brazil: Longitudinal study about risk and protective factors

    Page :S131

    J.V. Freitas, N.R. Oliveira-Monteiro

    
  • ·Moving beyond face-to-face to cyber-bullying among 9–16 year olds in europe

    Page :S131

    A. Goerzig

    
  • ·A national comprehensive program of COPMI interventions in the netherlands

    Page :S131

    K. Vandoesum, N.M. Kowalenko

    
  • ·Bringing together brains and minds: The challenge of professional, child and family collaboration to promote optimal development in early childhood

    Page :S132

    S. Smale, S. Dean, J. Grimwade, R. Ingram, J. Luntz, A. Mawdsley, P. Prakash, M. Tisher, L. Tribe

    
  • ·The victim’s shame: The parents’ perspective on their daughters’ committed suicide

    Page :S132

    A. Werbart Törnblom, A. Werbart

    
  • ·Cap-tivated: A short story about child and adolescent psychiatry

    Page :S132

    J.P. Shatkin

    
  • ·Peer victimization among children and adolescent with chronic conditions

    Page :S132

    M. Sentenac, E. Godeau, C. Arnaud, A. Gavin, M. Molcho, S. Nic Gabbhain

    
  • ·Cancer: The young person is not a patient like any other

    Page :S132

    P. Ben Soussan, A. Dezamis, N. Vey

    
  • ·Incidence and 12 month outcome of childhood conversion disorder in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland: A clinical surveillance population study

    Page :S133

    C. Ani, R. Reading, R. Lynn, S. Forlee, E. Garralda

    
  • ·The homeostatic function of others

    Page :S133

    M. Arminjon

    
  • ·Predictors of depressive symptoms in children with sickle cell disease

    Page :S133

    C. Ani, M. Hodes

    
  • ·What is special about females with autism?

    Page :S133

    M. Lai, M.V. Lombardo, J. Suckling, A.N. Ruigrok, B. Chakrabarti, E.T. Bullmore, S. Baron-Cohen

    
  • ·Promoting social responsiveness within a developmental relationship-based approach with primary caregivers and young children with autism

    Page :S133

    E.M. Maher

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  • ·Comparison of different treatment methods on social communicative abilities in young children with autism spectrum disorders

    Page :S134

    S. Van der Paelt, P. Warreyn, H. Roeyers

    
  • ·Developing a specific training program for mildly disabled young adults with autism spectrum disorders – an introduction of friendship and career project in a medical center of Taiwan

    Page :S134

    Y. Chiu, C. Yang, S. Li, M. Hsiao, W. Lin, Y. Chien

    
  • ·Feeding behaviors in children with developmental delays and disorders

    Page :S134

    K. Barnhill

    
  • ·Dependence on authority

    Page :S134

    G.D. Shapiro-Weiss, J.S. Shapiro-Weiss

    
  • ·Parenthood on the edge

    Page :S135

    C.C. Prins-Aardema

    
  • ·Maternal-child attachment and psychiatric morbidity among mothers attending routine community health clinics in southwest Nigeria

    Page :S135

    M.A. Oyelohunnu, E.A. Campbell, M. Eigbike, Y.O. Oshodi

    
  • ·Attachment and narrative profiles in children with specific language impairment

    Page :S135

    A. Assous, M. Levy-Rueff, F. Zigante, A. Borghini, C. Gosme, B. Golse, L. Robel

    
  • ·Prematurity and preschool attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

    Page :S135

    T.H. Çak, B. Gokler

    
  • ·Characterization of sluggish cognitive tempo construct (SCT)

    Page :S135

    L. Viola, R. Ruiz, G. Curone, V. Kehyaian, A. Laxague

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  • ·Can deficits in executive functions explain the link between attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and peer relationship problems?

    Page :S136

    W. Tseng, S.S. Gau

    
  • ·School based study of comprehensive intervention for children with ADHD

    Page :S136

    Z. Wu

    
  • ·Children and adolescents with eating disorders and comorbid depression or anxiety

    Page :S136

    E.K. Hughes, A. Goldschmidt, Z. Labuschagne, K. Loeb, D. Le Grange

    
  • ·Characteristics of child-adolescent onset binge eating in a national representative sample of women

    Page :S136

    T.D. Brewerton, S.J. Rance

    
  • ·Self-oriented psychotherapy of patients with anorexia nervosa in a psychiatric hospital

    Page :S137

    P. Skripchenko

    
  • ·Three intervention models for clinical intervention for emotional trauma in infants, preschool and school age children

    Page :S137

    M. Maldonado-Duran, C. Mann, L. Dodds, A. Thomas, A. Maher, M. Brown

    
  • ·Short-term integrative psychotherapy in children with post-traumatic stress disorders (PTSD): The experience of Beslan, Chechen Republic and Kyrgyzstan

    Page :S137

    I. Dobryakov

    
  • ·Trauma evidenced-based intervention among a diverse group of children

    Page :S137

    K.L. Gomez, A. Maher, M. Maldonado

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  • ·A preventive resilience focused program for wounded warriors and their children and families at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, USA; Insights, challenges and strategies, B. Schneider

    Page :S138

    R.S. Chun

    
  • ·Mental health and trauma in young offenders – A new South Wales perspective

    Page :S138

    C. Gaskin

    
  • ·The application of the evidence base to running a specialist mood disorder service

    Page :S138

    G. Milavic

    
  • ·Pattern of presentation of early onset psychosis among Nigerian children

    Page :S138

    O.C. Ogun

    
  • ·He tapu te upoko: The head is sacred. Indigenous child and adolescent traumatic brain injury in NZ. A theory and framework

    Page :S138

    H. Elder

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  • ·Psycho-pathological characteristics that determine application of pharmacotherapy in adolescents

    Page :S139

    R.M. Ristic Dimitrijevic, D. Lazic, M. Nenadovic, K. Djokic Pjescic, Z. Cvijan Stevancevic, M. Kovacevic

    
  • ·Violence-related behaviors among adolescent in Guangzhou and the associations with cognitive emotion regulation

    Page :S139

    P. Bao, J. Jing, W. Yang

    
  • ·Bullying related morbidity: Prevention, detection and intervention

    Page :S139

    J. Srabstein

    

• Posters

  • ·A developmentally focused time-limited psychodynamic psychotherapy for adolescents and young adults (TPP-A): Model and application

    Page :S140

    S. Briggs

    
  • ·A clinical qualitative study of contemporary mid adolescence

    Page :S140

    A.D. Shukla

    
  • ·School children’s stigmatising attitude towards peers with epilepsy in Nigeria

    Page :S140

    B.A. Ola, R. Coker, C. Ani

    
  • ·That’s [not] so gay: Computerised cognitive behavioural therapy for depressive symptoms in sexual minority youth

    Page :S141

    M. Lucassen, S.N. Merry, S. Hatcher

    
  • ·Internet addiction disorder among adolescent students

    Page :S141

    S.A. Khan

    
  • ·The experience of puberty: What is an Iranian girl perception?

    Page :S141

    Z. Hamzehgardeshi, N.A. Hajikhani Golchin, M. Fakhri, L. Hamzehgardeshi

    
  • ·Adolescents’ aggression: Cold versus warm climates

    Page :S141

    J. Khoshhal Dastjerdi

    
  • ·Executive functioning and delinquent behavior in Chinese juvenile delinquent with comorbid developmental reading disability and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder

    Page :S141

    K.Y. Poon

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  • ·Self-reported somatic pain and comorbidity with psychiatric diagnoses in adolescence. Data from the cap survey, Trondheim, Norway

    Page :S142

    W.L. Mangerud, O. Bjerkeset, M.S. Indredavik

    
  • ·Relation between self-injury behaviour and danger perception among normal adolescents and adolescents with mental disorders

    Page :S142

    M. Veshchikova, M. Zvereva

    
  • ·The MMPI-A as adaptation measure: A comparative study in two samples of low-income adolescents

    Page :S142

    B. Barcelata, E. Lucio, M.E. Marquez-Caraveo

    
  • ·Academic stress among medical students

    Page :S142

    D. Backovic, J.I. Zivojinovic, M. Maksimovic, V. Arsic Arsenijevic

    
  • ·Psychological strengths and difficulties of adolescents

    Page :S143

    D. Backovic, N. Djerkovic, M. Cirkovic

    
  • ·Irritability in adolescence: Prevalence and clinical correlates

    Page :S143

    M. Mulraney, J. Quek, T. Whelan, B. Tonge, G.A. Melvin

    
  • ·Bully and conduct behaviors among high school students in Taiwan: Prevalence and analysis of associated emotional and psychosocial adjustment

    Page :S143

    C. Lan, C.C. Liu, Y. Chen

    
  • ·Poor academic performance among adolescents with epilepsy in Kaduna, northern Nigeria: A case-control study

    Page :S143

    F.T. Nuhu, T.L. Sheikh, A.J. Yusuf, G.O. Oju

    
  • ·Validity evidences for the youth self-report in Brazil

    Page :S143

    M.M. Rocha, E.F.M. Silvares

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  • ·The journey towards new generation e-therapy for adolescents with depression

    Page :S144

    K. Stasiak, T. Fleming, M. Lucassen, M. Shepherd, I. Doherty, S.N. Merry

    
  • ·Evaluation of negative life events in adolescents with of a first psychotic episode or at risk of psychosis with the stressful life events schedule

    Page :S144

    A. Noguera, E. De la Serna, I. Baeza, V. Sanchez-Gistau, S. Romero, G. Sugranyes, J. Castro-Fornieles

    
  • ·Severe anorexia nervosa (AN) during adolescence: 54 months outcome predictive factors

    Page :S144

    G. Dorard, S. Blondin, S. Berthoz, F. Curt, N. Godart

    
  • ·Depressed mood experienced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students in Taiwan

    Page :S144

    A. Liu

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  • ·A retrospective review of the clinical and psychosocial profile of psychotic adolescents with comorbid substance use disorders presenting to acute psychiatric services at Tygerberg hospital

    Page :S145

    A. Lachman, S.M. Hawkridge, R.A. Emsley

    
  • ·Being gay in Chile: The perception of the process of homosexual identity development in young Chilean people

    Page :S145

    M.S. Gutiérrez, A. Maturana

    
  • ·Aggressiveness in adolescent girls: Theoretical and clinical pertinence of the application of the mentalization model

    Page :S145

    E. Cottingham, R. Barbe, J.E. Dumas

    
  • ·Interactive voice response – automated follow-up for adolescents discharged from acute psychiatric inpatient care. A randomized controlled trial

    Page :S145

    B.A. Johansson, R. Malgerud, S. Remvall, A. Lindgren, C. Andersson

    
  • ·Outcome of dialectical behaviour therapy for adolescents: A project in Stockholm child and adolescent psychiatry

    Page :S146

    N. Borg, C. Hallek, C. Rudeberg, C. Kordnejad-Karlsson, J.O. Larsson

    
  • ·A phenotypic structure for compulsive-like behaviours in adolescents

    Page :S146

    C. Montigny, N. Castellanos-Ryan, H. Garavan, R. Whelan, P. Conrod, IMAGEN consortium

    
  • ·Could maturity gap promote the identity exploration in adolescence? The relationship between maturity gap, identity strategies, and problem behaviors

    Page :S146

    Y.H. Tseng, W.Y. Hsu, W.L. Chen

    
  • ·IJIME among Japanese junior high school students – traditional bullying and cyberbullying

    Page :S146

    M. Ogura, S. Hamada, A. Yamawaki, S. Honjo, H. Kaneko

    
  • ·Development of the questionnaire AIDA (Assessment of Identity Development in Adolescence)

    Page :S146

    E. Jung, O. Pick, M. Birkhölzer, P. Foelsch, S. Schlueter-Mueller, K. Schmeck, K. Goth

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  • ·Primary prevention in adolescents through parent intervention

    Page :S147

    L. Iliopoulou, V. Koutras, E. Fidi, K. Komninou, S. Gonta, V. Basogianni

    
  • ·Competence and psychological problems in Brazilian adolescents

    Page :S147

    N.R. Oliveira-Monteiro, J.V. Freitas

    
  • ·Revolution and adolescent’s identity

    Page :S147

    H. Ben Youssef, Z. Abbes, S. Othman, F. Charfi, S. Halayem, A. Belhadj, A. Bouden, M.B. Halayem

    
  • ·Adolescents’ views of discipline methods

    Page :S147

    V.S. Stancheva-Popkostadinova, S.S. Chincheva, S.I. Stoyanova, V.B. Sotirova

    
  • ·Psychological aspect of social withdrawal in adolescence in Japan – family relations and the sequential psychological changes

    Page :S147

    K. Shibata, Y. Morioka, A. Oiji, T. Sawa, S. Yoshikawa

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  • ·Adolescents multiple risk behaviours on the Internet across 25 European countries

    Page :S148

    A. Goerzig, S. Livingstone

    
  • ·Self-injurious behavior among Japanese adolescents

    Page :S148

    S. Hamada, M. Ogura, A. Yamawaki, S. Honjo, A. Sourander, H. Kaneko

    
  • ·Frequency of Internet usage among Japanese junior high school students and the relationship between Internet addiction and the strength and difficulties questionnaire

    Page :S148

    A. Yamawaki, M. Ogura, S. Hamada, S. Honjo, A. Sourander, H. Kaneko

    
  • ·Early sexual initiation and adolescent emotional/behavioral problems: A national school-attending population study in Taiwan

    Page :S148

    C. Chan, W.J. Chen, C. Chen

    
  • ·Body image in adolescent psychiatry consultant

    Page :S149

    H. Ben Youssef, S. Halayem, F. Charfi, A. Harrathi, S. Othmen, Z. Abbes, A. Belhadj, A. Bouden, M.B. Halayem

    
  • ·Childhood low self-control and school maladjustment in later adolescence

    Page :S149

    J.T. Silva, A.C. Fonseca, S.A. Coelho

    
  • ·Protective factors of polyvictimization in adolescents

    Page :S149

    C. Roustit

    
  • ·Emotion regulation strategies in adolescents’ psychopathology and the mediating role of the parental emotional regulation type

    Page :S149

    E. Predescu, R. Sipos, A. Dobrean, D. David

    
  • ·Non-suicidal self-injury among Turkish high school students: Its prevalence relationship with psychopathology and suicide probability

    Page :S149

    B. Kabukcu Basay, O. Basay, T. Bildik, M. Tamar, O. Somer, B. Ozbaran, R. Kandulu, C. Aydin

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  • ·Non-suicidal self-injury among Turkish high school students: Functions, emotion regulation and separation individuation

    Page :S150

    B. Kabukcu Basay, T. Bildik, O. Basay, M. Tamar, B. Ozbaran, O. Somer, C. Aydin

    
  • ·ADO NEUILLY : un espace de soins intermédiaire adolescents–parents

    Page :S150

    R. Thomas, P. Favre, L. Solis Ponton, J. Fortineau

    
  • ·Assessing worry domains and quality of life in a population of adolescents with an idiopathic nephrotic syndrome

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    A. Meynard, V. Guigonis, F. Bandin, E. Berard, M. Caillez, F. Dalla-Valle, M. DiMaio, J. Harambat, A. Marinier, B. Olliac

    
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    V.S. Huan, R.P. Ang, W.H. Chong, S. Chye

    
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    H. Liu, S. Liu, J. Tjung, Y. Huang

    
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    O. Bilke-Hentsch

    
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    N. Urbain-Gauthier, J. Wendland

    
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    M. Larraguibel, C. Aldunate, G. Toledo, S. Von Muhlenbrock

    
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    D. Leskauskas

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    N. Kamal Nor, S. Tan, L.F. Chan, N. Mohd Ishak, S. Wahab, F. Loh Sit, N. Mohd Tohit, Z. Kalil, N.A.A.B. Wahab, H. Siraj

    
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    J. Guilé, B. Greenfield, C. Berthiaume, N. Bodeau, D. Cohen, P. Gérardin, L. Bergeron

    
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    N. Matsuura

    
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    K. Huré, R. Fontaine

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    J.S. Kostic, L.S. Milosavljevic, M.S. Stankovic, D.S. Krasic

    
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    D. Leskauskas

    
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    N. Fanaj, S.A. Gorani, M. Gashi, G. Muja, I. Poniku

    
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    A. Erdogan, O.S. Uneri, H. Ipek, C. Mutlu, A.G. Kilicoglu, H. Gunes, C. Tanidir, M. Copur

    
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    R.G. Barroso, C. Manita, P. Nobre

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  • ·Implementing evidence-based practice for adolescent anorexia nervosa: Achievements and challenges in an Australian setting

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    E.K. Hughes, S. Sawyer, L. Atkins, A. Court, M. Yeo, S. Campbell, M. Whitelaw, D. Le Grange

    
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    E.K. Hughes, S. Sawyer, A. Court, M. Yeo, D. Le Grange

    
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    E.K. Hughes, S. Sawyer, R. Duncan, D. Le Grange

    
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    J. Bordet, S. Sanchez

    
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    D. Meilleur, O. Jamoulle, P. Georgieva, M. Séguin, D. Taddeo, J. Wilkins, J. Frappier

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    P. Skripchenko

    
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    Y.S. Kwack, J. Shin

    
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    A. Lakic, A. Kesic

    
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    J. Duclos, G. Dorard, F. Curt, N. Godart

    
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    L. Woeckel, I. Sungurtekin, F. Glass, L. Elstrodt, F.D. Zepf, F. Poustka, B. Herpertz-Dahlmann

    
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    Y.P. Chen

    
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    M. Katsumaru, T. Esaki, M. Ikeda, M. Sakai, H. Watanabe

    
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    C. Mendonça, S. Henriques, M.A. Silva, M. Marques, A. Trigueiros, P. Correia

    
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    A. Cohen de Lara, S. Vibert, C. Azoulay, N. De Kernier, F. Degheest, I. Nicolas, M. Robin, A. Pham-Scottez, M. Speranza, M. Corcos

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  • ·Looking after adolescent anorexia nervosa: An innovative way of caring

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    E. Dor-Nedonsel, F. Askenazy

    
  • ·Wearable sensors combined with wireless technologies for the evaluation of heart rate and heart rate variability in anorexia nervosa adolescents

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    L. Billeci, G. Pioggia, E. Brunori, G. Crifaci, G. Tartarisco, R. Balocchi, S. Maestro, M.A. Morales

    
  • ·The characteristics of eating disorder inpatients in a Japanese university hospital

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    Y. Nakadoi, N. Kameoka, M. Tomotake, T. Ohmori

    
  • ·Background on sexual abuse in severe eating disorders and psychiatric comorbidity

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    P. Vilariño, M. Felix, B. Unzeta, C. Perez, D. Zambrano, S. Alvarez, M. Serrano, S. Yañez, D. Crespo

    
  • ·The effective preventive intervention program of anorexia nervosa in Keio junior high schools in Japan

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    M. Ikeda, M. Katsumaru, T. Esaki, T. Tanaka, M. Tokumura, H. Watanabe

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  • ·Reliability of a Brazilian version of children’s eating attitude test

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    M.C. Almeida, D.L.D.B. Carvalho, R. Rigolino

    
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    H. Watanabe

    
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    M.C. Almeida, D.L.D.B. Carvalho, R. Rigolino

    
  • ·The syndrome of fantasizing in children and adolescents

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    I.V. Makarov, I.V. Kravchenko

    
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    K. Honda, T. Kanno, M. Amanoh, H. Tago, Y. Kaneko

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  • ·Anxiety and depressive symptoms in rural ethnic schoolchildren in northern Andean region of Chile

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    E. Peralta, C. Correa, M. Larraguibel, M.D. Irarrázaval

    
  • ·Analysis of relation between time management behaviors and occupational stress of medical surgical ward’s head nurses of educational hospitals depend on Shaheed-Beheshti medical university of Tehran – Iran

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    H. Hashemizadeh

    
  • ·Effectiveness of CBT for anxiety disorders in western Norway child mental health clinics

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    G.J. Wergeland, K. Fjermestad, C. Marin, W. Silverman, L.G. Öst, O. Havik, E.R. Heiervang

    
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    K.W. Fjermestad, G.J.H. Wergeland, O.E. Havik, E.R. Heiervang

    
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    F. Schreiber, C. Bohn, I.M. Aderka, U. Stangier, R. Steil

    
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    G.J. Wergeland, K. Fjermestad, C. Marin, W. Silverman, O. Havik, E.R. Heiervang

    
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    I. Ranøyen, J. Wallander, M.S. Indredavik, T. Jozefiak

    
  • ·River-dust exposure in relation to the clinic visits of anxiety disorders among children and adolescents

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    H. Yang, C. Hsieh, C. Kuo, C. Hu, Y. Chiang

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  • ·A case-control study in adolescents with anxiety disorders

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    F. Yang, L. Su

    
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    F. Guénolé, J. Louis, C. Creveuil, C. Montlahuc, J. Baleyte, P. Fourneret, O. Revol

    
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    P.K. Bender, B.H. Esbjørn, M. Sømhovd, F. Pons

    
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    M. Ernst

    
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    V. Loftus, A. Vance, J. O’Donnell, J. Yamada

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  • ·“I don’t want to go school”. The Singapore experience of school refusal

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    K.Y.T. Lee, P.Y. Lee, J.C.M. Wong, Y. Jiang

    
  • ·Preliminary validation data on the Arabic screen for child anxiety related emotional disorders (scared) in a clinical sample

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    S. Bawab, L. Tavitian, M. Atwi, N. Hariz, P. Zeinoun, M. Khani, Z. Nahas, F.T. Maalouf

    
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    V. Sirchia, F. Manti, I. Bufalari, F. Piperno, F. Capozzi

    
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    C. Sogos, V. Colonnello, F. Manti, S. Farese, F. Piperno

    
  • ·Screening for emotional problems in children and adolescents presenting with unexplained physical complaints to a pediatric medical setting

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    D.A. Sarwat

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  • ·Comparison of family life, parental attitudes and social support in patients with asthma, anxiety disorder and controls aged 9 to 17 years

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    E. Guney Kocabas, Y. Taneli, B. Aktas, N. Sapan, D. Sigirli, Y. Canitez

    
  • ·Clinical features and comorbidities of children and adolescents with bipolar disorders in Japan

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    K. Denda, T. Inoue, Y. Sato

    
  • ·Juvenile bipolar disorder and suicidality: A documentary analysis of two patients’ charts

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    N. Halfon, R. Labelle

    
  • ·The clinical assessment of the severe dysregulated child using the Aseba instruments as diagnostic complement

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    L. Viola, A. Abadi

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  • ·Are attachment and developmental trauma factors considered in the paediatric bipolar disorder literature?

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    P.I. Parry

    
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    A. Okada, J. Matuo, N. Tsujii, R. Kaku

    
  • ·Aripiprazole monotherapy for pediatric bipolar disorder in Korea: A retrospective chart review

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    K. Cheon, J. Oh, K. Jhung, D. Song

    
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    B. Ersoz Alan, D. Unal

    
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    S.C. Macovei, C. Trutescu

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  • ·Neuropsychologic profiles of adolescents diagnosed with bipolar affective disorder (BAD) and with high risk of BAD

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    K. Karabekiroglu, M.N. Karakurt, M. Yüce, T. Çalik

    
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    M. Vlassopoulos, V. Rotsika, M. Ginieri-Coccossis

    
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    H. Liu, F. Tsao, L. Chen

    
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    A. Lacroix, A. Noël, M. Guillery, T. Dondaine, V. Laval

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  • ·The longitudinal course of behavioural, emotional and social difficulties in individuals with a history of specific language impairment

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    M.C. St Clair, A. Pickles, K. Durkin, G. Conti-Ramsden

    
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    N. Cabarkapa, I. Buzganovic, B. Bobic Gece

    
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    R. O’Kearney, S. Goh

    
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    T. Inoue, K. Denda, Y. Sato, M. Miyajima

    
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    D. Stevanovic, A. Lakic

    
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    D. Ye, J. Song, H.J. Hong, J. Lee, K. Yook

    
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    J. Mayer, H.W. Clement, C. Fleischhaker, K. Hennighausen, E. Schulz

    
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    I. Baji, J. Gádoros, E. Kiss, L. Mayer, I. Benák, E. Kovács, A. Vetró

    
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    L. Yuan, Z. Bi, J. Wang, Y. Zhu, K. Ying

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    G.J. Emslie

    
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    L. Tavitian, S. Bawab, M. Atwi, N. Hariz, P. Zeinoun, M. Khani, Z. Nahas, F.T. Maalouf

    
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    N. Hariz, M. Atwi, S. Bawab, L. Tavitian, P. Zeinoun, M. Khani, Z. Nahas, F.T. Maalouf

    
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    M.C. St Clair, T. Croudace, J. Herbert, P.B. Jones, I.M. Goodyer

    
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    F. Piperno, D. Tardiola, E. Catino, E. Di Lucia

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    F.N. Brière, K. Archambault, M. Janosz

    
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    K. Kapornai, N. Hegenbarth, K. Halas, I. Baji, E. Kiss, A. Vetró, M. Kovacs

    
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    L. Mesquida, A. Arff, D. Marcotte, J.-P. Raynaud

    
  • ·A psychometric study of the Chinese version of the adolescent dissociative experiences scale in Taiwanese adolescents

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    S. Liu, C. Chiu

    
  • ·The association between negative posttraumatic cognitions and dissociative symptoms among Taiwanese adolescents

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    S. Liu

    
  • ·The role of empathy in the development of aggression and delinquency in adolescents

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    M. Allroggen, M. Koelch, P. Rehmann

    
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    I.I. Adeosun, O.C. Ogun, T. Ijarogbe, A.O. Bello, A. Adegbohun, O.O. Omigbodun

    
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    F.G.E. Caby, A. Caby

    
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    S. Shim, J. Kim

    
  • ·A comparative study of heart rate variability among adolescent siblings of patients with bipolar disorder type I and matched controls

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    Y.P.S. Balhara, K. Unni

    
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    A.A. Severnyy, N. Iovchuk

    
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    F. Charfi, A. Harrathi, S. Halayem, S. Othman, Z.S. Abbes, A. Belhadj, A. Bouden, M.B. Halayem

    
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    A. Dzamic, J. Vilotic, M. Radovanovic

    
  • ·Structural experimentation during adolescence and its interpretation using MMPI-A (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory for Adolescents)

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    R. Winkelmann, W. Dessenne, N. Pigem

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  • ·Assessment of personality disorders and personality traits using the DSM-5 draft: An adolescent case of schizotypal personality disorder (DSM-IV-TR)

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    K. Inoue, S. Kato

    
  • ·Assessment of identity in Bulgarian adolescents

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    N. Polnareva, D. Terziev, A. Avramova, D. Ivanova, A. Bistrian

    
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    S. Bourdet-Loubère

    
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    P.P. Haemmerle

    
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    A.S. Alavi, B. Sharifi, A. Ghanizadeh, G. Dehbozorgi

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  • ·Suicide idea and depressive symptom in Korean adolescent with allergic disease

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    J. Seo, C. Lee, D. Lee, S. Kim

    
  • ·Incidence of being bullied and its relation with self-harm in Taipei high school adolescents

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    Y. Huang, H. Liu, F. Tsai, K. Huang, Y. Huang, F. Sun, Y. Tsai, S. Liu

    
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    Y. Kweon, S. Hwang, K. Lee, H. Lee

    
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    M. Cournoyer-G, R. Labelle, L. Bergeron

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  • ·Multiple adolescent suicides

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    A. Pichikov

    
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    M. Song, J. Song, K. Yook, J. Lee, H.J. Hong

    
  • ·Self-harm in a prospective cohort of senior high school students in Taiwan: 1-year incidence and social correlates

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    S. Liu, Y. Huang, H. Liu, K. Huang, F. Tsai, Y. Huang, Y. Tsai

    
  • ·Psychosocial and mental health background of junior high students in Tokyo – Focusing to bullying which can serve as a cause of suicide

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    C. Uchida, M. Uchida, Y. Takahashi, M. Schwab-Stone

    
  • ·Suicide attempts and its risk factors among Korean adolescents

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    G. Kim, J. Woo, J. Hwang, J. Kim, J. Ahn

    
  • ·Expressive arts therapy group for adolescent girls with suicidal tendencies and comorbid psychiatric diseases

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    E. Icoz, T. Mutluer

    
  • ·Treatments received by a cohort of adolescents following an episode of self-harm, in the boroughs of Bromley, Greenwich and Bexley (United Kingdom)

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    J. Sales, A. Garcia Rosales, L. French, E. Delves

    
  • ·Prospective predictors of adolescent suicidal behavior, as viewed through the interpersonal theory of suicide

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    S. Levkowitz, A. Snir, D. Feldman, A. Apter, V. Carli, M. Sarchiapone, C. Wasserman, C. Hoven, D. Wasserman

    
  • ·Clinical features of adolescent suicide attempts requiring hospitalization: Gender differences in Japan

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    K. Mikami, S. Inomata, N. Hayakawa, Y. Ohnishi, A. Ichimura, H. Matsumoto

    
  • ·Development of a mobile phone application as an adjunct to suicide prevention and depression treatment

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    R. Labelle, A. Bibaud-De Serres

    
  • ·Implementation of a “4-phone-calls-over-1-year” program for adolescent suicide attempters after discharge from ER: Lessons learned from Avicenne Hospital adolescent consultation-liaison outpatient unit

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    S. Colin, D. Normand, V. Gaboulaud, A. Benoit de Coignac, M.R. Moro, T. Baubet, O. Taieb

    
  • ·Les fondements théoriques de la thérapie comportementale dialectique chez l’adolescent suicidaire

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    R. Labelle

    
  • ·Contrast in coping styles and suicidality by gender among homeless youths

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    G. Gauvin, R. Labelle, C. Berthiaume, M. Daigle, S. Trudel, J. Breton

    
  • ·Supporting groups for children and adolescents bereaved by suicide: What works?

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    K. Journot-Reverbel, J.-P. Raynaud

    
  • ·From genes to behaviour in Tourette Syndrome: A developmental journey

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    V. Eapen

    
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    A. Harrathi, A. Belhadj, F. Charfi, H. Ben Youssef, Z. Abbes, S. Halayem, S. Othman, A. Bouden, M. Halayem

    
  • ·Social immaturity in adolescents who were born very preterm is associated with increased grey matter volume in the fusiform gyri

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    E. Healy, A. Reichenberg, K. Nam, M. Allin, M. Walshe, L. Rifkin, R. Murray, E. Taylor, C. Nosarti

    
  • ·Clinical studies with the metabotropic glutamate receptor antagonist AFQ056voglurant in adults and adolescents with fragile X syndrome

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    T. Jaecklin, B. Koumaras, A. Angelov, C. Collober, F.N. Hossain, J. Lee, S. Satija, A. Graf, F. Von Raison, G. Apostol

    
  • ·Association between glycogen synthase kinase-3β gene polymorphisms and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in a Korean population

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    S. Shim, J. Kim

    
  • ·Rare 19Q chromosomal duplication associated with ADHD symptoms: A case report

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    U.P. Ramtekkar, D. Harris, E. Mezzacappa

    
  • ·Association of obesity risk alleles with childhood Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: A cross-disorder analysis

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    A. Scherag, B. Herpertz-Dahlmann, G. Lehmkuhl, J. Sinzig, T. Renner, M. Romanos, A. Warnke, J. Hebebrand, A. Hinney

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  • ·Genetic study by Multiplex Ligation-dependent Probe Amplification (MLPA) in synaptic genes in autism spectrum disorders

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    A.L. Bossolani-Martins, P. Pereira-Nascimento, D.P. Moreira, C.T. Giunco, M.R. Passos-Bueno, A.C. Fett-Conte

    
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    I. Buzganovic, B. Bobic Gece, N. Cabarkapa

    
  • ·The association between Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and learning disorder in girls with ADHD in Tabriz 2010

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    Z. Khamnian

    
  • ·Specific impairments of developmental coordination disorder subtyping: A multivariate investigation

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    L. Vaivre-Douret, C. Lalanne, D. Cabrol, I. Ingster-Moati, B. Falissard, B. Golse

    
  • ·Dyslexia and emotional difficulties: What is the role of child factors?

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    R. Barkauskiene

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  • ·For the diagnosis of cognitive disorders among minors in the context of the ICD-11: Discussion

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    T.-M. Kadyrova

    
  • ·Biological risk factors in learning disabilities

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    C. D’Agostini Costa, V. Giannini, S. Nicolis, I. Salvadore, C. Mitola

    
  • ·Self-concept and attributional style for academic performances of students with dyslexia in Singapore

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    H.C. Tam, R. Hawkins

    
  • ·Lexical tone perception deficit in Mandarin-speaking children with reading impairment

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    H. Liu, F. Tsao

    
  • ·Prevalence and psychiatric comorbidity of learning disorder subtypes

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    M. Nam, D. Suh, J. Ha, H. Byun

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  • ·Specific learning disability: Psychopathological characteristics and socioenvironmental factors during developmental age

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    S. Del Signore, R. Averna, A. Petrone, S. Rossetti, F. Capozzi

    
  • ·Specific learning disability: How the neuropsychological profile changes through development

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    R. Averna, S. Del Signore, A. Petrone, S. Rossetti, M. Vigliante

    
  • ·Profile of reading, writing and arithmetics in Italian learning disabilities

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    C. Mitola, T. Scandale, G. Pietrosanti, R. Penge, C. D’Agostini Costa

    
  • ·Neuropsychological profile in Italian learning-disabled children

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    R. Penge, C. Pesola, C. D’Agostini Costa, P. Rampoldi, I. Salvadore

    
  • ·Medium-term evolution of learning disorders

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    I. Salvadore, F. Di Santo, L. Ferretti, C. Mitola, R. Penge

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  • ·Structural covariance between posterior cingulate cortex and medial prefrontal cortex in adolescents with autism spectrum disorder

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    L. Liu, S.S. Gau, A. Pan, W.I. Tseng

    
  • ·Functional connectivity in medication-naïve ADHD children: Resting-state FMRI study

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    J. Choi, B. Jeong

    
  • ·Maternal brain responses to baby-stimuli are modulated by mood disorders

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    J.E. Swain, S.S. Ho, K.L. Rosenblum, E.D. Finegood, P. Richardson, C.J. Dayton, S.M. Marcus, M. Muzik

    
  • ·Multi-channel near-infrared spectroscopy shows reduced activation in the prefrontal cortex during facial expression processing in pervasive developmental disorder

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    Y. Nakadoi, Y. Watanabe, S. Sumitani, T. Ohmori

    
  • ·Neural correlates of atomoxetine improving inhibitory control and spatial processing in adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder

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    L. Fan, S.S. Gau, T. Chou

    
  • ·The predictive power of the structural connectivity of default mode network for autistic trait

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    L. Liu, S.S. Gau, A. Pan, W.I. Tseng

    
  • ·A DTI study of cerebellar-thalamic connections in patients with first-episode and chronic schizophrenia

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    H. Hamoda, J. Schneiderman, N. Makris, L. Seidman, K. Hawley, T. Ballinger, R. McCarley, M. Shenton

    
  • ·Adolescents with neuropsychiatric disorders: A multiple information assessment of psychosocial functioning and QoL

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    J. Schei, T. Jozefiak, T.S. Novik

    
  • ·Broken brains – the experience of young people who recover completely from psychotic episodes

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    P. Brock

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  • ·Gelastic epilepsy: Case report

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    M. Hammami, S. Halayem, M. Hamza, S. Othmen, A. Bouden, M.B. Halayem

    
  • ·Autism-narcolepsy comorbidity: A case report

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    B. Dogangun, I. Hamamcioglu, G. Narin, V. Ceri

    
  • ·Efficacy of quetiapine in interictal psychosis of epilepsy

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    V. Ceri, D. Demirpence, E. Sen, B. Dogangun

    
  • ·Reaction of the autonomic nervous system indicating affective state while listening to music and by mental stress

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    G.M. Barth

    
  • ·Thyroid dysfunction in severe humor and behavior pathologies

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    L. Viola, R. Ruiz, A. Laxague, V. Kehyaian, G. Curone

    
  • ·Impact of early life stress and maternal post-traumatic stress symptoms on cortisol regulation in 12 months old preterm versus at term children and their mothers

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    S.A. Habersaat, J.L. Nessi, M. Forcada-Guex, A. Borghini, B. Pierrehumbert, C. Müller-Nix, F. Ansermet

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  • ·The efficacy of atomoxetine for attention deficit and hyperactivity symptoms of autism spectrum disorders and abused children

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    A. Sugimoto, T. Endo, K. Matsumoto, T. Matsudaira, S. Kato, M. Kawamura, Y. Arai, K. Kuriyama, T. Sugiyama, T. Someya

    
  • ·Clinical improvement and plasma concentration of fluoxetine in major depression disorder, obsessive compulsory disorder and generalized anxiety disorder

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    A. Blázquez, S. Mas, M.T. Plana, I. Mendez, B. Garcia de Miguel, A. Lafuente, L. Lázaro

    
  • ·Safety of second-generation antipsychotics in children – questionnaire evaluation in psychiatrists

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    A. Wisniewski, A. Acewicz, K. Brewczyk

    
  • ·Antipsychotic utilization changes for Medicaid children associated with Washington state PAL and 2nd opinion telephone mental health consult services

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    R.J. Hilt, C.K. Varley, J.N. Thompson

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  • ·Therapeutic monitoring of atypical antipsychotics in adolescents: Preliminary study

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    M.L. Menard, F.L. Askenazy, T. Lavrut, M. Drici

    
  • ·The effect of risperidone on hormonal changes in child and adolescent

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    E.J. Park, B. Kim, J.W. Kang, Y.M. Park

    
  • ·Atomoxetine-induced mania in an adolescent patient

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    K. Bahali, O.S. Uneri, H. Ipek

    
  • ·Methylphenidate and atomoxetine for the treatment of nocturnal enuresis

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    K. Bahali, H. Ipek, O.S. Uneri

    
  • ·Acute urinary retention associated with increasing dose of atomoxetine in a child

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    C. Mutlu, O. Yorbik, H. Ipek

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  • ·Association between antenatal maternal mood and infant temperament – findings from the GUSTO study, Singapore

    Page :S187

    S.C. Chong, J. Bai, A. Qiu, W.B. Hameed, S.M. Saw, Y.S. Chong, K. Kwek, P. Gluckman, M. Meaney, H. Chen

    
  • ·Psychological anxiety of adoptive parents in Korea

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    H.E. Kim

    
  • ·Structural brain abnormalities in children with early separation experiences

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    V. Pütz, B. Dahmen, G. von Polier, B. Herpertz-Dahlmann, K. Konrad

    
  • ·Mental health challenges among children of vagrant mentally ill persons removed from the streets in a Southwestern Nigerian surburb

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    Y.O. Oshodi, J.D. Adeyemi, T.F. Suleiman

    
  • ·Recurrence of maternal mild and severe depressive symptoms and adolescent emotional and behavioral problems

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    M. Korhonen, I. Luoma, R. Salmelin, T. Tamminen

    
  • ·Psychosocial functioning in the children of patients with bipolar affective disorder

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    I.I. Adeosun, O.O. Omigbodun, O.C. Ogun, B. Adedokun

    
  • ·The comparison of behavioral and emotional problems in bipolar parent’s children and children with healthy parent in Zahedan, Iran, 2011

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    M. Firouzkouhi Moghaddam, N.M. Bakhshani, S. Alian Najafabadi, A.H. Hedari Poor

    
  • ·Children of parents with a mental illness – Australian national initiatives

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    N.M. Kowalenko

    
  • ·Children’s somatisation predicts maternal anxiety and depression in Pakistan: A case-control study

    Page :S188

    N. Imran, C. Ani, Z. Mehmood, K.A. Hassan, M.R. Bhatti

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  • ·Pregnancy, psychotropic treatment and early relational withdrawal for infant

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    C. Bascoul, L. Franchitto, J.-P. Raynaud

    
  • ·A study on high risk children of parents with psychosis

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    L. Nussbaum, L.M. Nussbaum

    
  • ·Family therapy and education by occupational therapist for creating learning environment at home for the children with autism: Evaluate child’s learning from caregiver’s perception

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    M.M. Karim

    
  • ·The problem of interaction between psychiatrists and parents of children with mental illness

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    Y.A. Yakovleva

    
  • ·Psychological assistance for parents during child’s treatment

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    N. Mazurova

    
  • ·The effect of family therapy on the changes in the severity of online game play and brain activity in adolescents with online game addiction

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    D.H. Han, Y.S. Lee, T.Y. Choi

    
  • ·Think family/whole family approach multi-agency training program for frontline professionals: Improving the outcomes for mentally ill parents and their children

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    L. Gatsou, G. Fadden, N. Goodrich, S. Yates, R. Valand, W. Shahzad, K. Thomaidis

    
  • ·Münchausen syndrome by proxy with psychiatric features

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    Y. Auxemery

    
  • ·Examining the experience of parents and staff in a neonatal intensive care nursery

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    M.S. Turner, A. Chur Hansen, H. Winefield

    
  • ·Role confusion in parent–child relationships: Assessing mother’s internal models and their implications for interaction with the child

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    L. Vulliez-Coady, I. Obsuth, K. Lyons-Ruth

    
  • ·Family dysfunction in youth with behavioral disorders

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    M. Burgic Radmanovic, S. Burgic

    
  • ·Stages of the family life cycle and Laius complex

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    I. Dobryakov, E. Malashonkova

    
  • ·The experiences of mothers of children with autism

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    F. Rafii, N. Shafaroodi, P. Chitgarzadeh, S. Rafiee

    
  • ·Mother-child relationship through prison bars

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    V.S. Stancheva-Popkostadinova, V.G. Pavlova, S.S. Chincheva, N.A. Virmozelova

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  • ·Loss of a dream and making sense of reality: Assessing and understanding grief in families

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    M. Punwani, S. Vicari

    
  • ·The effect of supportive and cognitive-behavior group therapy on mental health and irrational believes of mothers of autistic children

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    F. Riahi

    
  • ·Parents of mentally ill children – a non-clinical group in clinics?

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    T. Rimehaug

    
  • ·Parents’ knowledge of adolescents’ online activities as a moderator of loneliness and problematic Internet use

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    R.P. Ang, W.H. Chong, S. Chye, V.S. Huan

    
  • ·Parental psychopathology in children and adolescent with inflammatory bowel disease

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    R. Knez, I. Vlašić-Cicvarić, R. Munjas Samarin, M. Peršić, K. Ružić, M. Nikšić

    
  • ·A prospective case-control study on the impact of maternal depression during pregnancy: Developmental impact on infants at 18 months

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    J. Wendland, N. Bodeau, A. Galin, S. Bialobos, S. Tordjman, P. Mazet, M. Dommergues, D. Cohen, P. Gérardin

    
  • ·Parenthood, maternal mental health, early interactions and child development in the context of a maternal cancer diagnosed during pregnancy or the post-partum

    Page :S193

    J. Wendland, E. Lemoine, M. Cazenave, E. Gacoin, C. Lasseron, L. Selleret, C. Flahault, M. Wolff, R. Rouzier

    
  • ·Emotional states, maternal representations and prenatal attachment in women experiencing pregnancy-induced diseases and complications

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    J. Wendland, O. Chirac, C. Vandormael, A. Monod, A. Brunswick, S. Tereno, A. Benachi

    
  • ·Gender differences in the relationship between control and warmth dimensions with childhood anxiety

    Page :S193

    M. Monguillot, M.C. Jané, A. Bonillo

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  • ·Improvements in “non-responding” child conditions following intensive child- and family-oriented assessment and treatment intervention

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    T. Rimehaug, I. Helmersberg

    
  • ·Maternal quality of life and developmental disorders in children: A comparative study with mothers of pediatric inpatients

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    P. Raysse, R. Pry

    
  • ·The child developmental screening scale – a study on validity

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    G. Wan

    
  • ·The castration of the taking, a stage of humanization

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    P.L. Pasquini-Conrad

    
  • ·Family functioning, perceived social support and adolescent resilience in poverty condition

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    B. Barcelata, M. Villaseñor, A. Granados

    
  • ·Maternal variables related to infants’ self-regulatory problems

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    R. Jusiene, R. Breidokiene, D. Cekuoliene

    
  • ·Representation of others’ mental states in preschool children affected by psychiatric disorders

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    A. Marconi, S. Del Signore, V. Colonnello, C. Brandoni, C. Sogos

    
  • ·Perception of the duration of time: A developmental semiology from 2:6 to 12 years, general population versus atypical, and elaboration of a parental questionnaire assessment

    Page :S195

    P. Philippe, V. Delvenne

    
  • ·An evaluation study of parent management training program in northern Thai

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    W. Arunothong

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  • ·Investigating the use of psychotopics drugs by children and their effects on parental speech

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    R.M. Mariotto, M.C. Schaedler, G.A. De Paula

    
  • ·The impact of pediatric psychiatric morbidity as perceived by parents attending outpatient services

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    S.S. Moussa, M. Emad Eldin, D. Amer, A. Khoweiled, T. Goueli, O. Refaat

    
  • ·Family-oriented psychosocial therapy groups for parents of children with ADHD: A pilot study

    Page :S196

    E. Koren, T. Kupriyanova

    
  • ·Adding emotion-regulation techniques into the Barkley’s behavioral parent training program for parents of school-aged children with ADHD

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    S. Liu

    
  • ·Diagnosis and intervention in children with early signs of autism: A model of early intervention based on the “Early Start Denver Model”

    Page :S197

    C. Schröder, V. Vecchionacci, E. Florence, A. Dubrovskaya, C. Bursztejn, A. Danion-Grilliat

    
  • ·Correlation of white matter integrity and autism clinical symptomatology: A whole-brain diffusion MRI study

    Page :S197

    A. Bargiacchi, A. Cachia, L. Lemaitre, N. Chabane, N. Boddaert, A. Philippe, F. Brunelle, C. Poupon, M. Mouren, Y. Samson, L. Laurier, M. Zilbovicius

    
  • ·Integrative multidimensional coordinated program for children with ASD in a daily care unit: A preliminary study

    Page :S197

    S. Rauna, G. Marchand-Hérissou, J.-P. Raynaud

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  • ·The comprehension of verb-based metaphors by children with pervasive developmental disorder (PDD): A marker of lexical rigidity?

    Page :S198

    T. Maffre, C. Bregeon, C. Garrigou, I. Barry, J.-P. Raynaud, K. Duvignau

    
  • ·Diagnostic stability of autism in preschooler age

    Page :S198

    E. Santocchi, M. Prosperi, R. Tancredi, F. Muratori

    
  • ·Atypical age-related change of medial prefrontal N-acetylaspartate in adults with autism spectrum disorder: A proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy study

    Page :S198

    Y. Aoki, O. Abe, N. Yahata, H. Kuwabara, T. Natsubori, N. Iwashiro, Y. Takano, H. Takao, N. Kato, H. Yamasue

    
  • ·Facial mimicry in autism spectrum disorder

    Page :S198

    S. Yoshimura, W. Sato, S. Uono, M. Toichi

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  • ·Effect of negative mood management workshop on mental health and depression of mothers with autism children

    Page :S199

    F. Riahi

    
  • ·Standardized, computerized assessment of social and non-social aspects of cognition in autism

    Page :S199

    B. Forgeot d’Arc, A. Lefebvre, F. Amsellem, T. Zalla, L. Letellier, M. Mouren, M. Leboyer, F. Ramus, R. Delorme

    
  • ·Psychiatric family history of pervasive developmental disorder patients in a child psychiatric unit

    Page :S199

    C. Falconi-Valderrama

    
  • ·Observational study on reason for first referral and final diagnosis of pervasive developmental disorder patients in a child psychiatric unit

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    C. Falconi-Valderrama

    
  • ·Asperger’s syndrome and computer abuse

    Page :S199

    G.M. Barth

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  • ·Pedagogy as a road to intersubjectivity: A research on an innovative integrative class-room for autistic children

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    A. Hubert-Barthélémy, G. Crespin, C. Saint-Georges, D. Cohen

    
  • ·Evaluation of early communication markers of a risk for autistic spectrum disorder: A French prospective study in a large population sample

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    G. Crespin, M.-C. Laznik, C. Bursztejn, C. Saint-Georges, D. Cohen

    
  • ·Growth status in pediatric clients with autism spectrum disorder

    Page :S200

    K. Barnhill, A. Gutierrez

    
  • ·Serum vitamin D levels in children with autism in a clinic setting

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    K. Barnhill, A. Potts, P.L. Ramirez

    
  • ·Dietary and nutritional status in children with autism spectrum disorder

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    K. Barnhill, A. Gutierrez

    
  • ·Impairments and diagnosis of autism among children in a sub-saharan population: A comparison with sickle cell disease

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    M.A. Bello-Mojeed, O.O. Omigbodun, O.C. Ogun, A.O. Adewuya, M.O. Bakare

    
  • ·Maternal response patterns to infant vocalisations: A comparison of at-genetic-risk-for-autism (HR) infants and a group of low-risk (LR) controls

    Page :S201

    J. Quigley, S. McNally

    
  • ·Possible links between EEG and behavioral therapy for autistic spectrum disorders

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    R. Grozavescu, R. Stroe

    
  • ·Recollection in autism spectrum disorder: From past to the future

    Page :S201

    M. Anger, L. Bon, A. Hamel-Desbruères, F. Bensaber, F. Eustache, J.M. Baleyte, B. Guillery-Girard

    
  • ·Feeding problems in children with autism: possible outcome?

    Page :S202

    J. Macek, P. Santosh

    
  • ·A visuospatial dyspraxia in children with pervasive developmental disorders not otherwise specified: A factor fostering empathy impairments

    Page :S202

    J. Xavier, A.S. Bottineau

    
  • ·What’s the point of children’s sensory peculiarities in PDD assessment?

    Page :S202

    P. Philippe, N. Maes, P. Philippe, M. Boute, M. Di Duca, A. Thomas, I. Tromme, A. Bours, V. Ramaekers, V. Delvenne

    
  • ·The utility of diagnostic tools to quantify the outcome in autism spectrum disorder

    Page :S202

    I. Dobrescu, F. Rad, M.C. Nedelcu, C. Trutescu, C.G. Anghel

    
  • ·Hand preference in children with autism spectrum disorder

    Page :S202

    M. Hammami, S. Halayem, A. Bouden, F. Charfi, M.B. Halayem

    
  • ·DANTE: A dynamic video-based monitoring and annotation platform for autism intervention

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    M. Donnelly, F. Cruciani, C. Nugent, L. Galway, E. Tamburini, C. Paggetti

    
  • ·Developmental dispraxia correlated with autism spectrum disorders core symptoms

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    V. Scandurra

    
  • ·Deficits in spatial working memory and planning among youths with autism spectrum disorders

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    S. Chen, S.S. Gau

    
  • ·Attachment disorder and/or autistic spectrum disorder by children aged two/five years

    Page :S203

    Y. Mérat, Y. Lajoie, J. Michel, C. Samson-Morasse, C. Beauregard

    
  • ·Face exploration in autism: An eyetracking study and clinical correlates

    Page :S203

    M. Guimard-Brunault, N. Hernandez, S. Roux, L. Roché, C. Barthélémy, J. Martineau, F. Bonnet-Brilhault

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  • ·The influence of abnormal sensation on social cognition in Asperger syndrome

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    A. Toyomaki, F. Sato, T. Inoue, T. Koyama, H. Murohashi

    
  • ·The first outcomes of a pilot study on a psychosexual training program for adolescents with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)

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    K. Visser, L. Dekker, K. Greaves-Lord, F. Boudesteijn, A. Maras, F.C. Verhulst, E.J.M. Van Der Vegt

    
  • ·Prospective memory in autism spectrum disorder

    Page :S204

    F. Bensaber, J. Gonneaud, L. Bon, A. Hamel-Desbruères, M. Anger, F. Guénolé, F. Eustache, J.M. Baleyte, B. Desgranges, B. Guillery-Girard

    
  • ·Autism screening during the second year of life in Tunisia

    Page :S204

    N. Gaddour, A. Bedoui, M.S. Soltani, L. Gaha

    
  • ·PREAUT grid: A tool to early determine risk of autism among at risk epileptic babies?

    Page :S204

    L. Ouss, M.-C. Laznik, C. Bursztejn, G. Crespin

    
  • ·Challenges in genetic studies of autism spectrum disorder and insights for future studies

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    T. Sasaki

    
  • ·Prediction of social cognition on social and school adjustment: The moderating roles of age and gender

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    M. Hsiao, H. Huang, S.S. Gau

    
  • ·Comparison of clinical features of preschool and school-aged children with autism spectrum disorders

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    F. Horiuchi, F. Hasegawa, K. Kawabe, Y. Oka, S. Ueno

    
  • ·Cognitive and emotional profiles in comparing ADHD children with high functioning pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified

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    F. Manti, F. Giovannone, A. Fabrizi

    
  • ·Review of patient’s history diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders in a unit of children’s psychiatric assessment stating the incidents of similar pathology in its brothers

    Page :S205

    F. Flores-Ortiz, L. González-Saavedra, J.M. García-Tellez

    
  • ·Maternal parenting stress and aberrant behavior in children with autism participating in a multi-disciplinary program providing medical care, dietetic support, educational assessment and family resources

    Page :S206

    L. Hewitson, A. Potts, K. Barnhill

    
  • ·From impossible to possible: Learning process in multiple talents of the artist with autism, Leland Lee

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    J. Lin

    
  • ·Autism and food allergy: Two cases report

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    N. Charfi, S. Halayem, S. Othman, F. Charfi, Z. Abbes, A. Belhadj, A. Bouden, M.B. Halayem

    
  • ·MB₁₂ injections in autism spectrum disorders (ASD): A follow-up prospective study

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    D. Gupta

    
  • ·Intelligence in autistic children

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    H. Shahrokhi, M. Mahmood Aliloo, L. Mehdizadeh Fanid, S. Amiri Azizabaad, N. Yadegari

    
  • ·Study on genes involved in behavior characteristics of autism spectrum disorder

    Page :S206

    Y. Sugie, H. Sugie, T. Fukuda, Y. Kono, N. Oguro, J. Shimizu

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  • ·From theory into practice: The application of cognitive theory in a didactic protocol of teaching history of music in an autistic savant

    Page :S207

    A.M. Bordin, A. Mazzeschi, R. Franciamore, G. Mirri

    
  • ·Receptive emotional prosody in school-aged children with high functioning autism

    Page :S207

    J. Wang, F. Tsao, H. Liu

    
  • ·Relationships between caregiver burden, clinical characteristics and executive functions of children with high functioning autism spectrum disorders (HF-ASD)

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    M. Rosa, O. Puig, V. Vallés, S. Lera, V. Sánchez, L. Lázaro, R. Calvo

    
  • ·Differences of interests restrained between boys and girls with TGD

    Page :S207

    L. González-Saavedra, C. Falconi-Valderrama, J.M. García-Téllez

    
  • ·“Open paths” in the generalised disorders in the development

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    L. González-Saavedra, C. Falconi-Valderrama, J.M. García-Téllez

    
  • ·Attentional capacities of children with autism spectrum disorder

    Page :S208

    H. Shahrokhi, M. Mahmood Aliloo, L. Mehdizadeh Fanid, S. Amiri Azizabaad, N. Yadegari

    
  • ·Relationship between savant skills and autistic symptoms in Korean patients with autism spectrum disorder

    Page :S208

    I.H. Cho, H.J. Yoo, U.S. Chung, T.W. Park, J.W. Sohn, B.N. Kim, J.W. Kim, S.C. Cho

    
  • ·How does an autistic child play with his image in front of a mirror: Invariance, variation, development

    Page :S208

    F. Eckert, C. Flores-Pulido

    
  • ·Noradrenergic contributors to aggression and self-injury in autism spectrum disorders: Atomoxetine treatment outcomes in a case series

    Page :S208

    J. Hellings, I. Bhatti

    
  • ·Comparison of mother-child joint storytelling style of typically developing children and those with HFPDD

    Page :S209

    M. Kakinuma, J. Jing, K. Uemura, J. Yu, M. Konno, I. Nose, M. Takahashi, A. Uechi, K. Igarashi

    
  • ·From sound to sense: Place of the human voice in musical mediation with an ASD child

    Page :S209

    E. Yilmaz, H. Gane, B. Lapaiche, L. Danon-Boileau

    
  • ·Autistic symptoms in children with phenylketonuria

    Page :S209

    S. Halayem-Dhouib, S. Khmir, A. Belhaj, A. Guedria, A. Bedoui, I. Ben Ghzail, N. Tabib, N. Kaabechi, M. Ben Dridi, M.B. Halayem

    
  • ·Therapeutic intervention project with autism spectrum disorders in social and related skills

    Page :S209

    A.M. Garcia Sanchez, J.M. Martin Jimenez, R.A. Garcia Oliva

    
  • ·Specific interventions and evolutions of children diagnosed with autism

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    M. Bensaida, M.C. Mardaci

    
  • ·Asperger’s syndrome coursing with hyperlexia; factor approach for early diagnosis

    Page :S210

    E. Baldeia, F. Reis

    
  • ·Infant feeding and autistic disorder

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    C.M. Brown, D. Austin

    
  • ·MICHELANGELO, an European research project exploring new, ICT-supported approaches in the assessment and treatment of autistic children

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    S. Bonfiglio, M. Chetouani, A. Giuliano, K. Maharatna, F. Muratori, M. Donnelly, C. Paggetti, G. Pioggia

    
  • ·Theory of mind and narrative abilities in Taiwanese 6–8 year-old children with high-functioning autism

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    F. Tsao, P. Tsai, J. Wang, H. Lu, H. Liu

    
  • ·Does the quality of life of the children with ASD differ from that of other chronic disorders?

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    O. Ozturk, S. Erermis, B. Ozbaran, F. Gulen, S. Köse, B. Kabukcu Basay, M. Kucukkose, T. Bildik, E.S. Ercan, C. Aydin

    
  • ·The clinical and demographic related factors with QoL in the children with autism spectrum disorders

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    S. Erermis, O. Ozturk, B. Ozbaran, S. Köse, N. Demiral, M. Kucukkose, B. Kabukcu Basay, T. Bildik, M. Tamar

    
  • ·Adaptation of children with autism to Singapore mainstream primary schools: A study on the effectiveness of the S.T.A.R.S (successful transition, adaptation, readiness skills) transition program

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    C. Ong, S.P. Foo, M.A. Chan, A. Low, G. Zhang, S.C. Chong

    
  • ·The trajectories of autistic persons in France: A retrospective study

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    B. Chamak, B. Bonniau

    
  • ·The effect of communication context on language production in autistic children

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    C.L. Florez Pulido

    
  • ·L’Entretemps, center for autism and other developmental disorders screening and prevention within Fondation Vallée, Gentilly, France: The stakes of early screening of developmental disorders: Weaving links between all the partners for a better child accompaniment to the care

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    S. Bydlowski, A. Vallerent

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  • ·Do mandarin-speaking children with high-functioning autism or Asperger syndrome use intonation in ambiguity resolution?

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    Y. Su, L. Su

    
  • ·Broader phenotype in autism – an adaptation and validation of two measures in a clinical sample

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    P. Jacob, A.M. V

    
  • ·Determinants of adult outcomes in autism: 20 year prospective study

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    B. Siegel, O.S. Park, T. Sendowski

    
  • ·Broader autistic phenotype in parents of children with autism: A study in Turkish population by using the AQ-Turkish version

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    S. Köse, E. Bora, S. Erermis, B. Ozbaran, T. Bildik, C. Yektas, U. Akyol Ardıc, C. Aydin

    
  • ·Efficacy of milieu communication treatment for late talkers with autism spectrum disorders

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    K.A. Gilbert, R. Paul

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  • ·Revised early screening tools of social cognitive disability for preschool children

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    Y. Jin, J. Jing

    
  • ·A song about Asperger’s syndrome: a psychoeducational contribution

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    A. Bessa Marques Filho

    
  • ·Autism spectrum disorder and genetic syndromes: Application of novel genetic knowledge for genetic diagnosis

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    M. Ducloy, M. Bouvard, F. Galibert

    
  • ·Autism spectrum disorder; exploring the boundaries

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    S. Wouters, A. Lampo

    
  • ·May the autism diagnoctic observation scale (ADOS) be a transitional device?

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    V. Taly, G. Malburet

    
  • ·M-CHAT questionnaire: results from three years of questionnaire use in Bosnian population

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    M. Remetic

    
  • ·Use of social responsiveness scale in Taiwanese adolescents

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    Y. Chen, J. Hsu, K.L. Huang, C.C. Liu, C. Lan

    
  • ·Can the ADOS module 4 help differentiate ASDS from other psychiatric disorders?

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    M. Kuroda, N. Inada, Y. Kamio, Y. Uno, T. Uchiyama

    
  • ·Do individuals with autism spectrum disorder have deficits in disengagement and/or multimodal processing?

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    M. Katagiri, K. Miya, T. Miyawaki, M. Matsui

    
  • ·Sleep behavior and sleep quality in children with autism spectrum disorders

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    Y. Jin, J. Jing, S.Y. Li

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  • ·Self-monitoring of gaze during face-to-face social exchange in high functioning autism spectrum disorders

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    O. Grynszpan, J. Nadel, J. Martin, J. Constant

    
  • ·Visual processing of dynamical changes in objects is intact in autism spectrum disorders

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    B. Han, C. Tijus, J. Nadel

    
  • ·The relationship between tom performance and language ability in high-functioning ASD children: A comparison of ages 8- and 9-years old

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    H. Fujino

    
  • ·Psychosexual problems in individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD): Prevalence, predictors and developmental course

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    E.J.M. van der Vegt, L. Dekker, K. Visser, A. Maras, F.C. Verhulst, K. Greaves-Lord

    
  • ·Stability and change in a clinical sample of preschool children with autistic spectrum disorder

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    M. Anglim, P. Ackermann, M. Barry, M. Kashif, A. Moran, A. O’Connell, S. Guerin

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  • ·Phone information and counseling about autism in Paris area during the year 2011

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    R. Brunod, J. Majerus, S. Bedin, A. Bourseul, E. Crespy, E. Clet-Bieth, M. Lefèvre, C. Chevalier, A. Delavernhe, S. Perdrier

    
  • ·Common and distinct impairments of facial expression recognition between Asperger’s disorder and pervasive developmental disorder-not otherwise specified

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    W. Sato, S. Uono, M. Toichi

    
  • ·Trends in the prevalence of developmental disabilities in Taiwan youngsters, 1997–2009

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    Y. Tai, S.S. Gau

    
  • ·Validity of the social communication questionnaire with the autism diagnostic interview – revised and autism diagnostic observation schedule in children with autism spectrum disorders: A Singapore sample

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    W.W. Lai, T.J. Goh, M. Sung, S.G. Rozen

    
  • ·Autistic spectrum disorder and specific language impairment, associated diagnosis or differential diagnosis?

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    V. Taly, V. Brejard

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  • ·A preliminary report: Nutritional intake of children with autism spectrum disorders in Singapore

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    L.Y. Jang, S. Weng, Y.P. Ooi, M. Sung, J.J.T. Seah, C. Jong, R.P. Ang, A.H.S. Liew, C.G. Lim, D.S.S. Fung

    
  • ·Reduction of hemispheric asymmetry in autism spectrum disorder: A diffusion tensor imaging study

    Page :S217

    K. Cheon, S. Park, Y. Kim, B. Leventhal, Y. Koh, F.X. Castellanos

    
  • ·Molecular characterization of gastrointestinal microbiota in children with autism (with and without gastrointestinal dysfunction) and their neurotypical siblings

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    S.V. Gondalia, D.W. Austin, E.A. Palombo

    
  • ·Clinical characteristics of obsessive-compulsive disorder with pervasive developmental Disorder

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    S. Aoki, A. Nakagawa, T. Wani, T. Nakamura, K. Washida, S. Murakami, Y. Yamashita, N. Yamada

    
  • ·Autistic behavior induced by his mother’s breast-feeding to younger sister

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    K. Otsuka, U. Yuki, Y. Kazuyori, I. Akashi

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  • ·Comparison of pervasive developmental disorder and schizophrenia using the Rorschach test

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    N. Kishimoto, J. Iida, T. Ota, H. Matsuura, Y. Nakanishi, S. Tanaka, M. Sawada, K. Aihara, M. Kyo, T. Kishimoto

    
  • ·Comparison of pervasive developmental disorder and schizophrenia by the Japanese version of the national adult reading test

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    K. Yamamuro, T. Ota, J. Iida, S. Shimizu, Y. Nakanishi, T. Onishi, H. Iwasaka, F. Hirao, T. Kishimoto, S. Sakiyama

    
  • ·Clinical features of depressive patients with autism spectrum disorders

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    T. Wani, T. Nakamura, K. Washida, S. Murakami, T. Ishihara, N. Yamada, S. Aoki

    
  • ·Psychiatric symptoms among the young patients with autistic trait in Japan

    Page :S218

    T. Nakamura, K. Washida, T. Wani, S. Murakami, T. Ishihara, N. Yamada, S. Aoki

    
  • ·Brain activity of adolescents with high functioning autism in response to emotional words and facial emoticons

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    D.H. Han, Y.S. Lee, T.Y. Choi

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  • ·Results of a randomized controlled trial of speech interventions for nonverbal preschoolers with ASD

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    R. Paul, I. Tsiouri, K. Gilbert

    
  • ·Intranasal oxytocin restrictively improves emotion recognition for men with autism spectrum disorders

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    T. Yamada, H. Ohta, H. Watanabe, C. Kanai, M. Tani, T. Ohno, Y. Takayama, A. Iwanami, N. Kato, R. Hashimoto

    
  • ·Characteristics of antisocial behaviour by ASD adolescents in the Tokyo district

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    Y. Fujikawa

    
  • ·Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD): The problem of comorbidity and different diagnostic

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    D. Martsenkovskyi

    
  • ·Development of TEDIS, an information system dedicated to patients with pervasive developmental disorder

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    M. BenSaid, E. Vion, A. Ghazaly, B. Golse, P. Landais, L. Robel

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  • ·Subtreshold traits of the broad autistic spectrum are not continuously distributed in parents of autistic probands

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    B. Rousselot-Pailley, C. Fortin, B. Golse, B. Falissard, L. Robel

    
  • ·The efficacy and safety of memantine for the treatment of applications of autism spectrum disorders (ASDS) in children with comorbid motor praxis/expressive language skills disorders

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    I. Martsenkovsky

    
  • ·Dyspraxia and autism spectrum disorders (ASDs)

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    I. Martsenkovsky

    
  • ·Possible association of certain HLA-DRB1 alleles with autism in Egyptian children: Relation to family history of autoimmunity

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    H.H. Elshahawi

    
  • ·Considerations of the assessment of autism spectrum disorders in a tertiary level children’s mental health service

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    C. Mollica

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  • ·Considerations on the relationship between autism spectrum disorder and major depression in adolescents

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    T. Abe

    
  • ·Double-blind placebo controlled trial of methyl B12 on behavioral and metabolic measures in children with autism

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    F. Widjaja, S.J. James, R.L. Hendren

    
  • ·Obsessive compulsive symptoms in children with autistic spectrum disorder

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    L. Low, M. Sung, Y.P. Ooi, S.J. Weng, J. Seah

    
  • ·Challenges encountered while raising a child with autism in Bangladesh

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    R. Hoque, M.M. Karim

    
  • ·See-know ability and social competence in children with autism

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    B. Yagmurlu, B. Korkmaz, I. Seren, M. Yavuz

    
  • ·Group psychoeducational program for mothers of children with high functional pervasive developmental disorders: A randomized controlled trial

    Page :S222

    M. Suzuki, A. Yamada, N. Watanabe, F. Katsuki, M. Imaeda, Y. Mitsuda, K. Otaki, T. Nishiyama, T. Akechi, T.A. Furukawa

    
  • ·Perspectives on dependence and solidarity between siblings: Preliminary data from an anthropological research on siblings concerned with disability and autism

    Page :S222

    E. Godeau, M. Hernandez

    
  • ·An initial validation of a multi-informant diagnostic interview for Lebanese children and adolescents: The development and well being assessment (DAWBA) – Arabic version

    Page :S222

    P. Zeinoun, S. Bawab, M. Atwi, N. Hariz, M. Khani, L. Tavitian, Z. Nahas, F.T. Maalouf

    
  • ·A journey into my world: Promoting mental health and self-esteem in minority and low-income children

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    A.P. Almeida-Monteiro, A. Gaspar, P. Longuinho, S. Silva

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  • ·Teacher’s perspectives regarding child mental health problems in schools in Thailand

    Page :S223

    R. Sitthichai, V. Wanpen, S. Wacharasindhu, M. Belfer

    
  • ·Problematic Internet use of Korean adolescent with social withdrawal

    Page :S223

    T.Y. Choi, D.H. Han, Y. Lee

    
  • ·Behavioral problems between children of immigrant mothers and children of native-born mothers: A developmental perspective

    Page :S223

    H. Yang, J. Wu, S. Huang, C. Lin, T.S. Lee

    
  • ·Ethnic diversity and child and adolescence mental health

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    N. Svirydzenka, N. Dogra, P. Vostanis

    
  • ·The influence of acculturation on current cannabis use among immigrants in the Netherlands

    Page :S224

    M. Delforterie, H. Creemers, A. Huizink

    
  • ·Parent cultural attitudes and beliefs regarding young children and television

    Page :S224

    W.F.M. Njoroge, L. Elenbaas, M. Myiang, D. Christakis

    
  • ·My brother and I: Disability, citizenship and family

    Page :S224

    M.L. Konditi

    
  • ·Twenty years of exchanges between French and Romanian infant and child psychiatry

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    B. Voizot

    
  • ·The psychological well-being and professions. Women at work

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    A. Muntean

    
  • ·The relations of Internet use patterns to cyberbullying, emotional and behavioral characteristics of children and adolescents in Korea

    Page :S224

    T.W. Park, S. Chung, Y. Chung, J. Yang, M. Lee, S.H. Park, Y. Kim, S.H. Lee

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  • ·Using the strengths and difficulties questionnaire as a screening tool for psychopathology in a sample of Singaporean children

    Page :S225

    P.R. Loh Reach (West), D. Seah, C. Wong, M.J. Reach (west)

    
  • ·Epidemiological study of youth mental health using strengths and difficulties questionnaire (SDQ)

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    S. Arman

    
  • ·National survey on emotional and behavioral problems in school children aged 6–18 years in Kosova

    Page :S225

    J. Wancata, M.L. Shahini, L. Rescorla

    
  • ·Evidence of system-based stigma in treatment of somatic and biomedical disorders in children with mental disorder: A population-based health utilization study

    Page :S225

    H. Ghuttora, T. Wilkes, L. Guyn, M. Lu, D. Cawthorpe

    
  • ·1994–2009 population-based service utilization study indicates that the annual rate of mental disorder in children and adolescents has doubled

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    T. Wilkes, L. Guyn, D. Cawthorpe

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  • ·Resilience, lifestyle and symptoms of anxiety and depression in adolescents. The Young-Hunt Study

    Page :S226

    M. Skrove, P. Romundstad, M.S. Indredavik

    
  • ·Mental health of European children and adolescents – results from the KIDSCREEN-Study

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    U. Ravens-Sieberer, F. Klasen

    
  • ·Risk and protective factors for mental health in children and adolescents – results from the BELLA study

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    F. Klasen, U. Ravens-Sieberer

    
  • ·Stigma in children and adolescents with psychiatric illness compared to school population

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    C.L. Toh

    
  • ·Pattern of child and adolescent patients in outpatient departments in Bangladesh

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    N.A. Giasuddin

    
  • ·Physical activity and psychiatric problems in children

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    S. Martikainen, A. Pesonen, J. Lahti, K. Heinonen, T. Tammelin, E. Kajantie, J.G. Eriksson, T. Strandberg, K. Räikkönen

    
  • ·The link between hyperhomocysteinemia, methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase 677C→T polymorphism and psychiatric disorders in children and adolescents

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    L. Kevere, S. Purvina, D. Bauze, M. Zeibarts, A. Rizevs, S. Jelisejevs, L. Piekuse, M. Kreile, I. Purvins

    
  • ·Immigrant children self-reported quality of life: Deficits in self-esteem and family relations

    Page :S227

    V. Rotsika, M. Vlassopoulos, A. Kokkevi, I. Fragkaki, D.C. Anagnostopoulos, H. Lazaratou, M. Ginieri-Coccossis

    
  • ·A control study on mental health of migrant children in Changsha

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    X.R. Luo, L.Y. Chen, W.W. Ceng

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  • ·An ethnopsychiatric witness about a Chaldean community immigrated in France: Specifically psychopathology, statute, history of this unknown immigration

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    B. Guettier

    
  • ·Rabies or a psychiatric disorder? A rare case report

    Page :S228

    M.M. Mirhosseini, R. Bidaki, F. Arab Bani Asad

    
  • ·Preterm birth and autism-related traits in young adulthood – the Helsinki study of very low birth weight adults

    Page :S228

    R. Pyhälä, S. Strang-Karlsson, K. Räikkönen, A. Pesonen, P. Hovi, K. Heinonen, A. Järvenpää, J.G. Eriksson, S. Andersson, E. Kajantie

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  • ·Improving adolescent’s mental health in the aftermath of Mount Merapi eruption with life-skills training

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    F. kaligis, N. Setiastuti W

    
  • ·School children’s stigmatising attitude towards peers with asthma in Nigeria

    Page :S229

    B.A. Ola, C. Ani

    
  • ·The future of special education in the 21st century

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    R. Pasternack

    
  • ·The identification of prolonged school non-attendance with severe social withdrawal in Taipei city

    Page :S229

    L. Chiang, L. Lin, F. Liao

    
  • ·The influence of psychology, psychoanalysis and/or neurology on the future of the education

    Page :S229

    A.L.C.F. Souto, D.R. Barriquello

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  • ·Inclusive education in Kenya

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    E.N. Nyoike

    
  • ·The relationship between cognitive development and behaviors in the process of concept formation – employing the operational evaluation tool for symbolic functioning and visual-motor skills

    Page :S230

    E. Tatematsu, M. Ohta

    
  • ·The need for support by teachers and parents of children with learning difficulties

    Page :S230

    R. Fukumoto, Y. Tanaka, K. Okada, M. Suzuki, M. Ogura, C. Hatagaki, K. Nomura

    
  • ·Alexithymia in severe idiopathic scoliosis: Findings from a cross-sectional study in non-operated and operated adolescents

    Page :S230

    F. Guénolé, J. Mallet, J. Baleyte

    
  • ·Compliance to therapeutic regimens and family functioning in adolescents with type 1 diabetes

    Page :S230

    I. Terranti, F. Kacha, L. Nezzal, Z. Bouderda

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  • ·Inhibitive effect of niflumic acid on chronic visceral hypersensitivity in neonatal rats

    Page :S231

    D. Lu

    
  • ·Psycho-intellectual characteristics in children with chronic gastritis

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    M. Gurova, V. Novikova, J. Uspensky

    
  • ·How children with imperforate assimilate information about hospital care and treatment

    Page :S231

    M. Öjmyr-Joelsson, B. Frenckner, P. Rydelius, M. Nisell

    
  • ·Abdominal pain in British secondary school children: Impairment and health care use

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    M. Vila Grifoll, T. Kramer, E. Garralda

    
  • ·Psychiatric evaluation of children and adolescents with left ventricular assist devices and their mothers

    Page :S231

    B. Ozbaran, S. Kose, T. Yagdi, S. Erermis, C. Engin, C. Aydin, M. Ozbaran

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  • ·The prevalence of DSM-IV psychiatric disorders in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes

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    A. Butwicka, W. Fendler, A. Zalepa, A. Szadkowska, A. Gmitrowicz, W. Mlynarski

    
  • ·The importance of psychological counseling in reducing symptoms of depression and increasing self-esteem of children with diabetes

    Page :S232

    D. Dronjak, A. Kesic, M. Cvetkovic

    
  • ·Mothers and fathers report on emotional and behavioral problems of children born with imperforate anus

    Page :S232

    H. Wigander, M. Nisell, M. Öjmyr-Joelsson

    
  • ·Relation towards the disease in adolescents with DMT1 and possibilities for psychotherapeutic approach

    Page :S232

    V.B. Bojic, V. Cobeljic, S. Sajic, M. Petrovic, V. Zdravkovic, J. Maja, G. Cuturilo

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  • ·Self-concept in children and adolescents with diabetes type 1: Its impact in adherence to the treatment

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    J.C. Jorge, I. Portinha

    
  • ·“I want to die to see him again”, an infantile loss elaborated during teenage year

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    S. Albu-Léost

    
  • ·The impact of father loss and maternal complicated grief reaction on the psychosocial development of the children

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    D. Akyil, R. Saydam, S. Purisa, B. Alyanak, T. Şevketoğlu, N. İster, E.A. Tüccar, A. Gültekin

    
  • ·Support for families dealing with perinatal and postnatal loss and bereavement

    Page :S233

    D.E. Mickeviciute, R. Breidokiene, G. Subaciute, S. Lesinskiene

    
  • ·Course of grief after prenatal loss and links with maternal representations: A prospective study

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    L. Vulliez-coady, E. Martin, C. Dodane, S. Nezelof

    
  • ·Relation between urine osmolarity and outcome of alarm treatment for enuresis

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    R.F. Pereira, P. Braga-Porto, E.F.D.M. Silvares

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  • ·Enuresis: Bladder diary before and after an alarm treatment protocol

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    P. Braga-Porto, R.A. Ferrari, R.F. Pereira, E.F.D.M. Silvares

    
  • ·Psychiatric phenotype of juvenile myotonic dystrophy 1 includes internalising disorder, borderline intelligence, visual spatial construction disability and attention deficit disorder

    Page :S234

    M. Douniol, A. Jacquette, N. Bodeau, N. Angeard, M. Plaza, J. Cuisset, B. Eymard, D. Cohen, D. Heron, J. Guilé

    
  • ·Conversion disorder associated with an arachnoids cyst: A case report

    Page :S234

    R. Bidaki, M.M. Mirhosseini, A. Masoud

    
  • ·Psycho-affective development of children affected by congenital toxoplasmosis: About 26 cases

    Page :S234

    J. Eutrope, E. Siadul, A. Rolland, A. Cizmas-Poissonnier, I. Villena, C. Chemla, C. Sommer, G. Schmit

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  • ·Review of steroid induced mental status changes

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    M. Uchida

    
  • ·Case report of isoniazid induced psychosis

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    M. Uchida

    
  • ·FIRES syndrome in a four-year-old boy: Case report

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    M. Raffin, M. Raffin, A. Consoli, D. Cohen

    
  • ·The effect of asthma on behavior in school children by socioeconomic status

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    A. Rodopman Arman, Y. Gokdemir, R. Ersu, P. Ay, A. Topuzoglu, B. Karadag, F. Karakoc

    
  • ·Acute confusional syndrome in teenager with systemic lupus erythematosus: Steroid induced psychosis?

    Page :S235

    A. Mayordomo Aranda, M.D.G. Dominguez Barrera, A. Forti Buratti, S. Taylor

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  • ·Anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis in an adolescent girl

    Page :S236

    A. Mayordomo Aranda, M.D.G. Dominguez Barrera, A. Forti Buratti, S. Taylor

    
  • ·Allergy disorders and suicide mortality: A population-based cohort study of young adults in Taiwan

    Page :S236

    C. Kuo, V.C. Chen, W. Lee, W.J. Chen, C.P. Ferri, R. Stewart, T. Lai, T. Wang, Y. Ko

    
  • ·Psychiatric comorbidity, quality of life, treatment compliance and social support in children and adolescents with asthma

    Page :S236

    E. Guney Kocabas, Y. Taneli, B. Aktas, N. Sapan, D. Sigirli, Y. Canitez

    
  • ·Case report of dengue post neuropsychiatric disorder

    Page :S236

    L.C.P. Seixas Filho, L.R. Baldacara, C.C. Fernandes, J.V. Maciel, E.F. Vasques, O.M.V.C. Coutinho, W.C. Camarço, F.A.D.P. Milagres, S.R. Stella Psiquiatria

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  • ·Prefrontal dysfunction in pediatric obsessive-compulsive disorder as measured by near-infrared spectroscopy

    Page :S237

    T. Ota, J. Iida, Y. Suehiro, S. Shimizu, H. Matsuura, K. Yamamuro, S. Tanaka, M. Sawada, H. Negoro, T. Kishimoto

    
  • ·Effectiveness of a multimodal intervention for helping obsessive-compulsive youths and their families

    Page :S237

    G. Laurin, J. Lavergne, J. Marier, C. Picard, H. Rousseau, H. Simard, V. Simard, B. boileau

    
  • ·Prevalence and significance of verbal-performance IQ discrepancies in pediatric OCD

    Page :S237

    L. Fernández de la Cruz, K. Lang, G. Krebs, I. Heyman, D. Mataix-Cols

    
  • ·The Aviator – the restriction of the world in obsessive-compulsive disorder in a teenager

    Page :S237

    E. Baldeia, F. Rota-RossI

    
  • ·Neuropsychologic and clinical profiles of child and adolescents diagnosed with childhood obsessive-compulsive disorder

    Page :S237

    S. Baykal, K. Karabekiroglu, M. Yüce, T. Çalik

    
  • ·Acute admission to pediatric psychiatric emergency ward in Tokyo metropolitan children’s medical center

    Page :S238

    K. Miyazaki, Y. Morino, S. Tanaka, H. Ichikawa

    
  • ·Salutogenic components in emergency inpatient psychiatric treatment of adolescents – a clinical evaluation

    Page :S238

    B.A. Johansson, K. Pettersson

    
  • ·Does psychiatric emergency service or outpatient clinic?

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    C. Mutlu, A.G. Kilicoglu, H. Gunes, H. Adaletli, H. Metin, K. Bahali, H. Ipek, O.S. Uneri

    
  • ·Psychiatric comorbidity in a clinical sample of prodromal adolescents

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    G. Sugranyes, V. Sanchez-Gistau, I. Baeza, E. De la Serna, A. Noguera, O. Puig, J. Castro-Fornieles

    
  • ·Degree of cognitive deficit in children and adolescents with schizophrenia

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    N. Zvereva, A. Khromov, A. Koval-Zaytsev

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  • ·Predictors of suicide attempt in early-onset, first-episode psychoses

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    V. Sanchez-Gistau, I. Baeza, C. Arango, A. Gonzalez-pinto, E. De la Serna, M. Parellada, M. Graell, B. Paya, C. Llorente, J. Castro-Fornieles

    
  • ·New treatment option in resistant schizophrenia in adolescence – case study

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    A. Wisniewski

    
  • ·Theory of mind in early onset schizophrenia

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    S. Bourgou, S. Halayem-Dhouib, A. Bouden, I. Amado, M.B. Halayem

    
  • ·Genetic findings in pediatric catatonia

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    C. Laurent, M. Gianitelli, A. Consoli, M. Raffin, O. Bonnot, D.F. Levinson, D. Cohen

    
  • ·Analysis of socio-demographic data from a group of children and adolescents diagnosed with psychosis

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    R. Grozavescu, C. Trutescu

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  • ·Uncommon organic psychosis: Case study of anti-N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor ensephalitis

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    H. Ipek, C. Mutlu, H.E. Sonmez, O.S. Uneri

    
  • ·Profile of early onset psychosis at a Nigerian tertiary psychiatric facility

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    A.O. Okewole, A. Ogunwale, T. Mosanya, B.M. Ojo, W.C. Nzeakah, A.A. Adeniji, O.A. Okonkwo, O.A. Oluwaranti

    
  • ·Child and adolescent psychosis: Neurodevelopmental markers as a key point in the pattern of presentation

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    M. Dolz, J. Carlson, S. Ochoa, B. Sanchez, M. Pardo, D. Muñoz

    
  • ·Clinical experience in Chile with clozapine in child and adolescents under 18 years

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    B. Sagasti

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  • ·Relationship between oxidative stress and neurodevelopmental abnormalities in schizophrenia

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    H. Slama, A. Mechri, A. Kerkeni, M. Nasr, C. Fendri, L. Gaha

    
  • ·A therapeutic group as an affirmative intervention for parents of gender-variant children

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    H.R. Hernandez, E. Perrin

    
  • ·Sleep problems of elementary school children

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    W.S. Seo, H. Sea, Y.C. Jeong

    
  • ·The reasons for and consequences of cosleeping in early childhood: The results of longitudinal study

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    R. Jusiene, D. Cekuoliene, R. Breidokiene

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  • ·Variance in BDNF levels in crack-cocaine adolescent abusers after abstinence: Preliminary results

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    T.G. Pianca, R.L. Rosa, F.P. Kapczinsky, R. Halpern, C.M. Szobot, K. Cerezer, F.P. Kessler, L.A.P. Rohde, F. Pechansky

    
  • ·An investigation of the attitudes and awareness of the risks associated with cannabis use in an Irish adolescent population

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    P. Barrett, C. Bradley

    
  • ·A pedagogical project as support for the treatment of drug addicted youth

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    T. Standerski, V.L.L.L. Colonelli

    
  • ·Excessive computer games and Internet use. Is it an addiction? A case series

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    S. Basu

    
  • ·Influenced factors of drug user girls’ sexual decision making: Iranian adolescent perspective

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    Z. Hamzehgardeshi, N.A. Hajikhani Golchin, L. Hamzehgardeshi, M. Zabihei, S. Gouran Ourimi

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  • ·Social attitudes toward persons suffering from addiction diseases

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    I. Milacic Vidojevic, M. Gligorovic, N. Dragojevic

    
  • ·Substance abuse and depression in adolescents

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    S.T. Gomes, S.T. Gomes, M.V. Frota, M.B.P. Aguiar, M.B. Nogueira

    
  • ·Risk factors for adolescent alcohol and substance use in low income settings

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    G. Rivera Arroyo

    
  • ·Substance use and emotion problems across adolescence

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    A.C. Fonseca, A. Moreira, S. Coelho, S. Dias

    
  • ·Inhalant use: A study from a tertiary care de-addiction clinic

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    R. Verma, Y.P.S. Balhara, S.N. Deshpande

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  • ·Childhood ADHD symptoms and substance abuse or dependence in adulthood: A 15-year longitudinal population-based study

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    J. Pingault, R.E. Tremblay, F. Vitaro, C. Genolini, S.M. Côté, B. Falissard

    
  • ·Assessment of inhalant use and intervention for street children in Bangalore

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    S. Nanjayya, V. Benegal, S.P. Sheshadri, L.G. Sagar, P.K. Chand, D. Pandian

    
  • ·Learning difficulty and characteristic of cognitive abilities in children who were abused or neglected

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    K. Igarashi

    
  • ·The association of criminal history and psychiatric diseases in juvenile delinquents with substance use history in rectification education

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    K. Li, C. Chen

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  • ·The association of substance use and sexual behaviors among juvenile delinquents under rectification education in northern Taiwan

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    K. Li, C. Chen

    
  • ·Substance-dependent adolescents attending a de-addiction center in conflict area, Kashmir, India: Socio-demographic and clinical profile

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    Y.H. rather, M.A. Margoob

    
  • ·Coping in parents of children and adolescents with Tourette syndrome

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    Y. Yazgan, A.S. Güler

    
  • ·A closer look at deep brain stimulation for Tourette syndrome: Psychiatric and cognitive assessment

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    T. Okada, T. Koide, M. Banno, T. Yoshikawa, F. Suzuki, T. Nagai, Y. Kajita

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  • ·Obsessive-compulsive disorder and tic disorders have a robust association with allergic diseases in children and adolescents

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    K. Karabekiroglu, S. Güner, S. Baykal, M. Kilic, R. Sancak, M. Yüce

    
  • ·A randomized double blind controlled trial of Wuling Granule vs. placebo for Tourette’s syndrome

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    Y. Zheng, X. Zheng

    
  • ·One-year follow up: The mental health of junior high school students after witnessing big building fire

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    M. You, W. Cheng, W. Liu

    
  • ·The characteristics of suicide attempts in Japanese youth after great east Japan earthquake

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    R. Narishige, T. Saito

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  • ·Neuropsychological and psychiatric profile of Brazilian maltreated adolescents

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    P.A.D. Oliveira, G.K. Scarpari, P.J. Cunha, B.D. Santos, S. Scivoletto

    
  • ·Prevalence of child maltreatment among 15 to 17 years old school students in Kerman

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    M. Eslami Shahrbabaki, A. Haghdoost, L. Sabzevari, A. Eslami Shahr Babaki

    
  • ·A study on factors contributing to child maltreatment among high school students in the city of Kerman

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    M. Eslami Shahrbabaki, A. Haghdoost, L. Sabzevari

    
  • ·What is the impact of abuse on youth attending a mood disorder clinic?

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    A. LeBoeuf, J. Breton, C. Berthiaume, R. Labelle, B. Balan, C. Huynh, J. Guilé

    
  • ·How the “signs of safety” methodology helps to organize your care and diminishes your waiting list

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    C.C. Prins-Aardema

    
  • ·Aftermath of child sexual abuse: Data from nation-funded sexual violence victim protection center for children under 13 in Korea

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    K. Jhung, D. Song, T. Kim, K. Cheon, K.S. Noh, S. Kook

    
  • ·Resilience in children victims of sexual and physical abuse

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    A. Harrathi, Z.S. Abbes, F. Charfi, S. Ghorbel, S. Halayem, S. Othman, A. Belhadj, A. Bouden, M. Halayem

    
  • ·A study of the reliability of alleging sex abuse of children who received forensic psychiatric assessment – an experience from Taiwan

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    Y. Chiu, S.S. Gau

    
  • ·What works where? A systematic review of child and adolescent mental health interventions for low and middle-income countries

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    H. Klasen

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  • ·Children of the recession study I: Are there long-term effects of economic recession on offspring mental health and integration to society?

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    P. Santalahti, S. Niemelä, A. Kaljonen, T. Solantaus

    
  • ·Normative life events and PTSD in children, or how easy stress can affect children’s brain?

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    M. Kousha, S. Kiani

    
  • ·Does CBCL identify post-traumatic stress disorder? Relationship between CBCL-PTSD subscale and traumatic event

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    L. Viola, A. Laxague, V. Kehyaian, R. Ruiz, G. Curone

    
  • ·Can pain predict pediatric posttraumatic stress disorder following accidents?

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    E.P. van Meijel, M.R. Gigengack, E. Verlinden, F. Boer, R.J. Lindauer

    
  • ·Gender differences in post-traumatic stress reactions among adolescents who have survived war trauma in childhood

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    N. Kravic, Z. Selimbasic

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  • ·Superego and the personality characteristics in children of war veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder

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    Z. Selimbasic, N. Kravic, E. Avdibegovic, O. Sinanovic

    
  • ·The mechanism of the dissociation and flash back – a proposal for the principle of the accessory pathway

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    T. Mizuno

    
  • ·The world is a scary place: How to detect negatively altered cognitions in children with PTSD

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    J. Diehle, C. de Roos, F. Boer, R.J. Lindauer

    
  • ·Evaluation of a screening tool for posttraumatic stress symptoms in children

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    E. Verlinden, E. van Meijel, R.J. Lindauer, F. Boer

    
  • ·Predictors of acute and delayed posttraumatic stress following pediatric intensive care unit admission

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    B.L. Dow, J.A. Kenardy, R. Le Brocque, D. Long

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  • ·Adaptability scores on faces III as predictor of systemic family therapy efficiency in therapy of children with post-traumatic stress disorder

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    M. Stankovic, J. Kostic, G.B. Grbesa, A. Visnjic, T. Milenkovic, M. Simonovic, D. Duisin

    
  • ·The utility of the children’s revised impact of event scale in screening for concurrent PTSD following admission to intensive care

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    B.L. Dow, J.A. Kenardy, R. Le Brocque, D. Long, M. Humphries

    
  • ·Pervasive refusal syndrome among inpatient asylum-seeking children and adolescents – a follow up study

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    C. Forslund, B.A. Johansson

    
  • ·The impact of trauma on children in protection and care: An approach to understanding trauma through the use of assessment and outcome measures

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    M.M. Frederico, A. Jackson, C. Black

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  • ·The association between violence during infancy and mental health disorders in young adults: A case control study at Cundinamarca department, Colombia

    Page :S252

    G. Casas, A. Londono, P. Romero

    
  • ·Evaluation of post-traumatic disorders among student after the battle of Abidjan

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    M.A.P.N. Anoumatacky, A.E.L. Bissouma, R.S. Aka-Bony, D. Kone, M. Fourment, R.C.J. Delafosse

    
  • ·The psychiatric consequences of child and adolescent sexual abuse: The results of 590 cases

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    Z. Yildirim, S. Şahin, K. Karabekiroglu, M.N. Karakurt, A. Şenses, S. Baykal, D. Sapmaz, M. Yüce, B. Aydin, A. Turla

    
  • ·Overrepresentation of unaccompanied refugee minors in voluntary and compulsory inpatient psychiatric care in Malmö, Sweden

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    B.A. Johansson, J. Täljemark, B. Ramel

    
  • ·Reliability and validity of the Korean version of the child sexual behavior inventory (CSBI)

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    U. Chung, S. Jeong, D. Moon, Y. Jin

    
  • ·Why should we treat ADHD

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    S. Sankar

    
  • ·Methylphenidate prescription: Important recommendations to mitigate dependence

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    A. Chéron-Blumel, C. Victorri-Vigneau, J. Hardouin, M. Bronnec, M. Rousselet, P. Frick, P. Jolliet, M. Amar

    
  • ·Predictors of depression in children with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder

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    J. Song, D. Ye, M. Koo

    
  • ·Association between the DAT1 gene and executive function in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

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    C. Shang, S.S. Gau

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  • ·Correlates of attention/deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) among children and adolescents in northern Nigeria

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    S. Sale, J. Joska, J. Abdulmalik

    
  • ·Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, psychotherapeutic intervention with adolescents

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    M.J. Beck

    
  • ·Is verbal intelligence superior to performance intelligence in children with ADHD?

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    G. Bahn, J. Min, S. Moon, M. Hong

    
  • ·Screening for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in a sample of Egyptian adolescents school students

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    M.A. El-Missiry

    
  • ·Study of cerebral perfusion pattern in children with pure and comorbid attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

    Page :S255

    Z. Bishry, A. Khalil, M. Sayed, M. El-Missiry

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  • ·Effect of symptoms of adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder on post-traumatic stress disorder in Korean conscripts

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    S.M. Kim, C. Lee, D. Lee, J. Seo

    
  • ·Prevalence of adult-ADHD in parents: A case-control study

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    S. Sarjami

    
  • ·Buspiron versus methylphenidate in the treatment of children with ADHD

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    M. Eslami Shahrbabaki, L. Sabzevari, A. Haghdoost, R. Davari-Ashtiani

    
  • ·Cerebellar dysfunction is in association with worse outcome in attention tests in ADHD children

    Page :S256

    M. Goetz, J. Schwabova, A. Maulisova, M. Hladikova, V. Hort

    
  • ·Child behavior checklist profiles in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder between subtypes during a natural follow-up for 6 months

    Page :S257

    L. Wang, Y. Huang, C. Chen

    
  • ·Executive functions in adults with attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder

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    J. Alaghband-Rad, B. Dashti, P. Farhadbeigi

    
  • ·A 12-month prospective, observational study of changes in functional outcomes in children and adolescents prescribed pharmacological treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

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    A. Ershova, M. Yu, D. Desaiah, N.N. Zavadenko, H.Y. Gao

    
  • ·The relationship between object relations and parenting behavior of mothers of ADHD children

    Page :S257

    D. Lee, B. Kim, E. Park, A. Son

    
  • ·The effect of mother’s object relation on mother’s rearing attitude and children’s self-esteem in children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder

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    D. Lee, B. Kim, E. Park, M. Ko

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  • ·A longitudinal study of behavioural sleep problems in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

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    K. Lycett, E. Sciberras, F. Mensah, B. Gerner, D. Efron, F. Oberklaid, H. Hiscock

    
  • ·Short-term administration of methylphenidate changes the cortical thickness in drug-naive children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder – a preliminary analysis

    Page :S258

    H.K. Yoo, J. Jung, C.S. Suh, S.J. Yoon

    
  • ·Association with hair lead and zinc levels on clinical features in attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder

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    D. Shin, E. Kim, S. Bae

    
  • ·Factors associated with physician perceived improved treatment outcomes in children and adolescents with attention-deficit/hyperactivity-disorder (ADHD) across EU countries

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    J. Setyawan, P. Hodgkins, M. Fridman, M.-H. Erder

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  • ·Stress levels in parents of children with/without ADHD during the back-to-school period: Results of a non-clinical opinion survey

    Page :S259

    I. Hernandez-Otero, L. Doddamani, A. Gagliano, F. Haertling, B. Dutray, G. Ramnath

    
  • ·ADHD and functional somatic symptoms: A structural equation modeling analysis of a conceptual model

    Page :S259

    R.S. Giacobo, M.C. Jané, A. Bonillo

    
  • ·Psychosocial characteristics of school-aged girls with ADHD in clinical setting

    Page :S259

    A. Rodopman Arman, Z. Aslan, N. Perdahli Fis

    
  • ·Motor deficits in children with ADHD

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    M. Shin, J. Choi, S.C. Cho, B. Kim, J. Kim

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  • ·Psychopathology of mother with ADHD child in Jakarta’s primary school

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    A. Hapsari, I. Widyawati, G. Hadisukanto

    
  • ·Clinical studies of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in the infancy

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    K. Nomura, K. Okada, Y. Noujima, S. Kojima, Y. Tanaka, Y. Shima, T. Hirashima, M. Amano, R. Fukumoto

    
  • ·Role of gene–gene interaction between ADRA2A and SLC6A2 polymorphism to attention system in Korean ADHD children

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    J.W. Kang, E.J. Park, G.M. Kim, B.S. Kim

    
  • ·Assessment of the executive function in children and adolescents with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and the spectrum of pediatric bipolar disorder

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    E.A. Araujo Jiménez, M.C. Jané Ballabriga, A. Bonillo Martin, R.S. Giacobo, X. Arrufat

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  • ·Comparison of discontinuation risk in patients initiated on lisdexamfetamine dimesylate (LDX) vs. other medications for the treatment of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD): A retrospective claims analysis

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    J. Setyawan, P. Hodgkins, A. Guerin, G. Gauthier, M. Cloutier, E. Wu, M.H. Erder

    
  • ·Empathy and facial expression recognition in children with ADHD and non-ADHD: Effects of stimulant medication in the ADHD group

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    F. Gumustas, S.G. Imren, Y. Yulaf, O. Sabuncuoglu

    
  • ·The effectiveness of clinic based social skills training for children with ADHD or ASD in Japan

    Page :S261

    H. Iwasaka, H. Takahashi, H. Negoro, S. Uemura, R. Miyazaki, Y. Miyazaki, A. Honjyo, T. Onishi, J. Iida

    
  • ·The children’s attention project: A community-based study of ADHD symptoms in 6- to 7-year-old Australian children

    Page :S261

    E. Sciberras, D. Efron, E. Schilpzand, V. Anderson, B. Jongeling, P. Hazell, O. Ukoumunne, J. Nicholson

    
  • ·Long-term effects of methylphenidate on the cardiovascular system in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

    Page :S261

    J. Popp, R. Kleinrahm, F. Keller, K. Böckmann, M. Allroggen, U.M.E. Schulze, J.M. Fegert, A.G. Ludolph

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  • ·Expert consensus for the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD in Japan 1st step: Diagnosis and assessment

    Page :S262

    M. Aoshima, C. Katumi, K. Makino, Y. Iwadare, M. Usami, M. Kodaira, K. Watanabe, K. Saito

    
  • ·The family impact in children and adolescent with ADHD after the switch of treatment from immediate-release MPH to OROS-MPH

    Page :S262

    W.J. Chou, L.J. Wang, C.H. Lin

    
  • ·ADHD subtypes in attention and visual memory

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    L. Huang, C. Shang, S.S. Gau

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  • ·Psychiatric-related safety outcomes of lisdexamfetamine dimesylate in children and adolescents with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: A phase 3, randomized, double-blind, multicentre, parallel-group, placebo- and active-controlled, dose-optimized study in Europe

    Page :S263

    M.L. Lecendreux, R.W. Dittmann, M. Gasior, T. Banaschewski, R. Civil, R. Bloomfield, L. Squires, D.R. Coghill

    
  • ·Weight-related safety outcomes of lisdexamfetamine dimesylate in children and adolescents with ADHD: Post-hoc analysis from a phase 3, randomized, double-blind, multicentre, parallel-group, placebo- and active-controlled, dose-optimized study in Europe

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    A. Zuddas, D.R. Coghill, T. Banaschewski, C. Soutullo, A. Lynes, P. Hodgkins, M. Gasior

    
  • ·Children with ADHD: Psychiatric comorbidity

    Page :S263

    A. Kesic, A. Lakic

    
  • ·Suicidal and self-harm behaviour associated with adolescent attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: A study in the northern Finland birth cohort 1986

    Page :S263

    T. Hurtig, A. Taanila, I. Moilanen, T. Nordström, H. Ebeling

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  • ·Dopamine D4 receptor gene and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: A follow-up study

    Page :S264

    E. Guney, E. Iseri, S. Güntekin, M.A. Ergun, F. Percin

    
  • ·Effects of social skills training on preschool children with ADHD tendencies

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    K. Okada, Y. Noujima, S. Kojima, Y. Tanaka, M. Amano, C. Hatagaki, R. Fukumoto, K. Nomura

    
  • ·Neurocognitive profile of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder children with or without oppositional defiant disorder: A comparative study

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    M. Speranza, B. Gonzales, M. blot, C. Marguet, P. Gérardin

    
  • ·Mothering in children with ADHD and their unaffected siblings

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    J.P. Chang, S.S. Gau

    
  • ·Deficits of emotional recognition ability in ADHD children

    Page :S264

    W.S. Seo, Y.C. Jeong, H. Sea

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  • ·Parents with ADHD – Importance for children’s outcome

    Page :S265

    I. Dobrescu, F. Rad, C. Trutescu, C.G. Anghel, C. Nicolae

    
  • ·Risk factors correlated with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

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    I. Dobrescu, F. Rad, C. Trutescu, C.G. Anghel

    
  • ·Psycho-stimulant enhances cognitive control through Stroop test in children with ADHD

    Page :S265

    D. Song, S. Kook, K. Jhung, K. Cheon

    
  • ·Utilization of concomitant psychotropic medication (CPM) vs no CPM during treatment for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD): A descriptive analysis

    Page :S265

    V. Sikirica, M. Fridman, J. Setyawan, A. Bruno, P. Hodgkins

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  • ·Reliability and validity of the Iowa Conners rating scale in Chinese children

    Page :S266

    Q. Xiao

    
  • ·Role of gene–dose interaction between ADRA2A and SLC6A2 polymorphism to treatment outcome in Korean ADHD children

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    B. Kim, J.W. Kang, E.J. Park, G.M. Kim

    
  • ·Impact of ADHD and subtypes as perceived by parents attending outpatient services: An Egyptian study

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    S.S. Moussa

    
  • ·Factors related with a clinical decision of risperidone use in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

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    A.S. Güler, Y. Yazgan, A. Uslu

    
  • ·EEG – Neurobiofeedback in ADHD – A treatment supplement or alternative-rapport about the results of a controlled experimental trial

    Page :S267

    E. Cionek-Szpak, M. Holtmann, C. Stadler, F. Poustka

    
  • ·A school based survey of ADHD in Liuyang city, Hunan province, China

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    F. Yang, L. Su, H. Song, J. Ma, J. Ding

    
  • ·Is there any relation between ADHD and thyroid function?

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    A. Akhavan Rezayat, P. Hebrani, F. Behdani, M. Nabizadeh Marvast, E. Sabourifard

    
  • ·Different executive functions in three attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) subtypes

    Page :S267

    C. Kuo, S.S. Gau, C. Shang, Y. Chiu

    
  • ·The effectiveness of parent management training (PMT) on anxiety and depression in parents of children with ADHD to improve their children’s behavior and performance in Baharan hospital, Zahedan, Iran, 2011

    Page :S267

    M. Firoozkouhi Moghaddam, A. Ansari Moghadam, A. Hedari Poor, R. Forouzan Nia

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  • ·Reliability and validity of the ADHD diagnostic scale-parent version (ADHDDS-P) in Chinese urban children

    Page :S268

    Y.C. Su, L. Su

    
  • ·ADHD presenting as recurrent epistaxis: A case report

    Page :S268

    Y.H. Rather

    
  • ·Does methylphenidate improve social impairment in ADHD?

    Page :S268

    S. Gokce Imren, F. Gumustas, A.S. Guler, Y. Yazgan

    
  • ·Group intervention for children with ADHD a prospective intervention technique in a private CAMHS setting

    Page :S268

    B. Goel, S. Singh, A. Dutta, D. Gupta

    
  • ·Social judgment deficits in ADHD: Evidence from emotional faces with different gaze directions

    Page :S268

    C. Tsai, H. Lin, J. Li, H. Lin, C. Lin

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  • ·Analysis of heavy metals in the hair of Korean children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and Tourette’s syndrome

    Page :S269

    S. Cho, S. Ock, H. Choi, J. Lee

    
  • ·State dependent changes in resting EEG activity in adults with and without attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

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    I. Buyck, J.R. Wiersema

    
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    M. Bensaida, M.C. Mardaci

    
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    M. Shin, E.J. Kin, K. Shin

    
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    L. Doddamani, I. Hernandez Otero, A. Gagliano, F. Haertling, B. Dutray, G. Ramnath

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    L. Luccherino, S. Pezzica

    
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    G. Roussarie, P. Laporte

    
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    O. Adejumo, O.O. Omigbodun

    
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    S.L. Hwang, S.S. Gau

    
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    S. Wu, S.S. Gau

    
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    T.W. Park, M. Lee, S. Chung, Y. Chung, J. Yang

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    Y. Hiroshi, Y. Keiko, I. Hisako, K. Shigenobu

    
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    V. Plecevic, A. Kesic, D. Oketic

    
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    B. Dutray, I. Hernandez-Otero, L. Doddamani, A. Gagliano, F. Haertling, G. Ramnath

    
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    M. Tehrani-Doost, G. Noorazar, Z. Shahrivar, A. Khorrami

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    F. Yang

    
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    N. Perdahli Fis, D. Murat, E. Kayan, A. Rodopman Arman

    
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    S. Amiri, A. Reza Shafiee-Kandjani, A. Fakhari, Z. Akbari Rafi, J. Golmirzaei, S. Safikhanlo, A. Asadollahi

    
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    S. Dalsgaard, H.S. Nielsen, M. Simonsen

    
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    R. Drechsler, M. Zulauf-Logoz, S. Walitza, H. Steinhausen

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    R. Narishige, T. Saito

    
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    W.F.S. Jacini, C. Abujadi, C. Moraes, S.M. Ciasca

    
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    W.F.S. Jacini, C. Abujadi, C. Moraes, S.M. Ciasca

    
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    D.A. Sarwat

    
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    J.A. Alda, M. Ubiñana, E. Ferreira, E. Serrano, A. Fusté, L. San

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    F. Behnia, S. Gharebaghy, A. Karbalaei-Noori, H. Mirzaee, M. Rassafiani

    
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    S. Nakhai, F. Behnia

    
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    C. Getin, K. Angenon-Delerue

    
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    B. Fabbroni

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    C. Genet, E. Wallon, A.C. Courtois, M. Rizk, D. Boudrai, J. Leroy, K. Mouton, G. Leray, A. Lajoye

    
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    H. Ozyurtlu, M.O. Sakiroglu, S.P. Keskin

    
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    H.S. Cheung, J.M. Elliott

    
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    S. Tereno, A. Guedeney, N. Guedeney, F. Tubach, T. Greacen, R. Dugravier, T. Saïas, J. Wendland, C. Lamas, V. Mistycki

    
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    N. Dragojevic, I. Milacic Vidojevic, M. Gligorovic

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    M.E. Montt, R.M. Frtsch, G. Rojas, C. Gonzalez

    
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    E. Suwa, K. Kondo-Ikemura, S. Sakai

    
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    V. Oslon

    
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    O.A. Rusakovskaya, N.K. Haritonova, F.S. Safuanov

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    O.A. Rusakovskaya, F.S. Safuanov, N.K. Haritonova, S. Kulakov

    
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    G. Bronsard

    
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    A.A. Agboola

    
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    Y.E. Sliem

    
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    B. Goel, A. Sen

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    M. Schröder, T. Perez, M. Schmid

    
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    K. Tanaka, T. Mandai, N. Iwamoto, Y. Matsui, S. Kitayama, E. Honaga, A. Tamaoka, A. Hishimoto

    
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    C. Chen

    
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    A. Shaheen, M. Nadeem, S. Ullah

    
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    N. Tamai, N. Morita, Y. Ogai

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    A. Ogunwale

    
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    T. Mukai, M. Saeki, C. Saito

    
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    I. Bobyleva

    
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    T. Sawa, A. Oiji, Y. Morioka, K. Shibata

    
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    A. Mayordomo Aranda, M.D.G. Dominguez Barrera, G. Rose

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    H. Huang, S.S. Gau

    
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    A. Fukuoka, M. Oba, S. Yamashita, Y. Nagai, T. Tanaka, M. Nagata

    
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    S. Mero, S. Guillaume, B. Benier, N. Michelin, E. Zana-Taieb, E. Amrani, L. Caeymaex

    
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    K. Karabekiroglu, I. Akman, S.K. Orhan, K. Kuşçu, E. Altuncu

    
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    K. Karabekiroglu, S.K. Orhan, I. Akman, K. Kuşçu, E. Altuncu

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    K. Vende

    
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    K. Karabekiroglu, G.N. Tasdemir Say, A. Karabekiroglu, M. Yüce, D. Sapmaz

    
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    D. Mellier, R. Belot, D. Vennat, A. Moissenet, V. Herse, A. Vannier

    
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    D. Vennat, R. Belot, A. Moissenet, V. Herse, A. Vannier, D. Mellier

    
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    M. Lantsburg

    
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    S. Viaux-Savelon, S. Vatageot, L. Camon-Sénéchal, L.P. Derotus, E. Aidane, D. Rabain, M. Keren, D. Cohen

    
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    J. Jagodowicz, J. Wendland, M. Wolff, N. Guedeney, J. Adrien

    
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    S. Basu, H. Rawlings

    
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    K. Washida, T. Takeda, T. Nakamura, T. Wani, N. Yamada, S. Aoki

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    C. Chiang, C. Chu, T. Lee

    
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    T. Lee, C. Chu, C. Chiang

    
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    M. Rapado-Castro, A. Calvo, C. Moreno, T. Sánchez-Gutiérrez, G. Chiclana, A. Ruiz-Sancho, M. Moreno, C. Tapia, C. Arango, M. Mayoral

    
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    L. Khun-Franck, F. Cautru, F. Couëtoux-Jungman, C. Dubois, D. Rabain, E. Aidane

    
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    Z. Shahrivar, J. Alaghband-Rad, J. Mahmoudi Gharaie, A. Seddigh, N. Salesian, M. Jalali Roodsari, P. Sobhe Bidari

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    Y.V. Mikadze

    
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    M. Émond-Nakamura, M. St-André, D. Paquette, C. Cyr, L. Boisjoly, S. Palardy, J. Dupont, S. Adin, G. Lafleur

    
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    G. Lastrić, B. Sadibašić

    
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    J. Wendland, C. Foucault, T. Saias, M. Danet, M. Le Bail, E. Gacoin, O. Puccinelli, N. Didane, Z. Bracha, D. Cohen, N. Guedeney

    
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    M. Lopez

    
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    M.L. Arratíbel Siles, M. Jané Ballabriga, A. Bonillo Martin, J. Carbonès

    
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    R.A. Mahieu

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    M.D.G. Dominguez Barrera, A. Mayordomo Aranda, M. Hodes, A. Mahon

    
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    O. Sabuncuoglu

    
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    M. Forsman, A. Lundh, E. Serlachius, P. Lichtenstein, M. Landén

    
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    C.M. Rench

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    E.D.G.S. Ribeiro

    
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    Z. Bracha

    
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    K. Row, T. Kim, K.M. Hong

    
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    I.A. Omigbodun, O.O. Omigbodun

    
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    L.F. Fisher

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    F. Charfi, Z.S. Abbes, M.B. Halayem, A. Bouden

    
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    M.M. Sarofin, M.W. Azeem, D.J. Anderson, L. Carabetta, T. Mazzotta, L. Hayden, J. Avenia, A. Aujla, M. Wudarsky, J. Landau

    
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    C. Yuksel, M. Demiralp

    
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    B. Voizot

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    M.A. Margoob, Y.H. Rather

    
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    R.S. McKelvey

    
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    L. Desrosiers, M. Saint-Jean, J.J. Breton

    
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    L.A. Albertyn

    
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    M. Väfors Fritz, A. Ivert

    
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    K. Reeves

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    C. Fujita

    
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    T. Jozefiak, J. Schei, L. Wichstrøm, B. Larsson, J. Wallander, F. Mattejat

    
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    B.A. Hurrissa, C. Lund

    
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    K. Ono, K. Nakamura, S. Okino, H. Seto, R. Sugihara, A. Yuzawa, K. Nakayama

    
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    O. Herreros, J. Laserna, I. Del-Jesus, T. Lendinez, J. Aznarte

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    I.I. Adeosun, O.A. Otesile, O. Ogun, T. Ijarogbe, A. Bello, O. Akinjola, O. Jeje

    
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    G. Milavic

    
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    N.V. Semenova

    
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    F.T. Ademola, D. Sheerin

    
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    V. Fernandez

    
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    P.I. Ibeziako, K. Gallagher, G. Kuss, R. Kitts, G. Garcia, M. Oliva, S. Bujoreanu

    
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    P.Y. Lee, J.C.M. Wong, H. Noor, D.S.S. Fung

    
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    Y.O. Oshodi, O.M. Simoyan, A.F.E. Lesi, P.I. Ibeziako

    
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    T. Adachi, S. Kono

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    D. Fatori, M.P. Mercadante, L.L. Barros, A.S.G. Martins

    
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    I. Baldi, A. Monti, S. Mannucci, M. Cerrai, P. Salvadori, E. Zampoli

    
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    M.F. Tunde-Ayinmode, O. Adegunloye

    
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    N. Abrines Jaume, J. Hoffman, M. Wolpert, D. Law, E. Wright

    
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    K. Shukla

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    T.J. Goh, M. Sung

    
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    J.A. Chilton

    
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    N. Martínez-Luna, A. Bielsa, C. Roncero, L. Rodriguez-Cintas, M. Casas

    
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    M. Deanovic, S. Pakaski, G. Rakic

    
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    M.E. Hernaez, C. Menchaca, A. Ansola, N. Vergara

    
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    J.P. Shatkin, G. Agin-Liebes

    
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    V. Panis, S. Çabal-Berthoumieu, M. Tardy, J.-P. Raynaud

    
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    S. Dean, C. Smale

    
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    A. Moscoso

    
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    T. Fleming, S.N. Merry, K. Stasiak, M. Lucassen

    
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    I. Nagorskaya, S. Buklina, Y.V. Mikadze

    
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    S.S. Seow, C.K.Y. Lee, J.C.M. Wong

    
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    V. Deshpande

    
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    C.A. Pereira, W.L. Chao, A.S.G. Martins, F. Terzi, E.C. Miguel Filho, L.A. Rohde, G.V. Polanczyk

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  • ·Pre-psychotic syndrome: Is it necessary to treat in order to prevent it?

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    A.I. Lobo Castillo, O. Granada Jiménez, M.P. Morales Socorro

    
  • ·Les troubles des enfants et adolescents liés à des enjeux de filiation traumatique dans la famille : enjeux et conséquences pour les soins ?

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    D. Drieu

    
  • ·The theory of neo-organodynamism and the principle of the accessory pathway: A new practical classification of mental illness

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    T. Mizuno

    
  • ·Le travail psychothérapeutique avec les jeunes filles, souffrant d’anorexie mentale, dans le cadre d’un service psychiatrique d’adolescents

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    P. Skripchenko

    
  • ·Asperger syndrome and schizoid personality from the viewpoint of phenomenology and humanics – through a case of Asperger syndrome

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    S. Kato, K. Inoue

    
  • ·Social comparison, anxiety, and depressive symptoms in Singaporean school children

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    J. Chua

    
  • ·Psychological, social and behavioral characteristics of pre-adolescents affected by learning disability: A comparison with a non-clinical population

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    M. Vigliante, A. Marconi, S. Del Signore, M. Di Trani, F. Capozzi

    
  • ·Effectiveness of psychodynamic psychotherapy for children and adolescents with externalising disorders – First results of a naturalistic trial

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    K. Weitkamp, J. Daniels, S. Rosenthal, G. Romer, S. Wiegand-Grefe

    
  • ·Parent-infant co-therapy: A recommended setting for high-risk dyads

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    J. Wendland, F. Couetoux, L. Camon-Sénéchal, L. Kuhn-Franck, C. Dubois, N. Didane, C. Ollivier, E. Aidane, D. Cohen, D. Rabain

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  • ·A preview of effectiveness of systemic family therapy in comparison with sertraline pharmacotherapy in children with post-traumatic stress disorder

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    M. Stankovic, G.B. Grbesa, J. Kostic, M. Simonovic, D. Duisin, L.S. Milosavljevic

    
  • ·Intervention study of Naikan training on psychological health of elementary school students

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    X.R. Luo, O. Yoichiro, W.W. Ceng

    
  • ·Game of disappearing-reappearing and hide and seek in psychodynamic play therapy with maltreated children

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    A. Oiji, Y. Morioka, T. Sawa, K. Inoue, Y. Nagata, M. Sato, M. Ozawa, A. Abiko, M. Miura

    
  • ·Effectiveness of group art therapy for children with ADHD and emotional dysregulation

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    Y. Liao, S. Liu

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  • ·To work through the fear of death under phantom pain: A case study of implementing play therapy in pediatric oncology

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    S. Liu

    
  • ·Drama therapy influenced by Greek shadow theatre in the Efthimio rehabilitation and recovery day centre for children, adolescents and young adults, Corinth, Greece

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    D. Karagiorgas

    
  • ·Concurrent group psychotherapy for transgenerationally traumatized school age children and their parents in a transcultural context

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    M. Morales Monsalve, K. Gomez, M. Maldonado-Duran

    
  • ·The mental world of autism spectrum disorder through the experience of psychological interview and examination for a case

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    N. Iwamoto, Y. Matsui, A. Tamaoka, E. Honaga, A. Hishimoto, K. Tanaka

    
  • ·Well-being therapy for children with affective and behavioral disorders

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    E. Albieri, C. Belaise, C. Ruini, F. Vescovelli, E. Caffo, G.A. Fava

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  • ·Children and adolescents with severe mental illness need vitamin d supplementation regardless of disease or treatment

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    M. Raffin, P. Raffray, N. Bodeau, C. Coussieu, R. Inaoui, D. Cohen, O. Bonnot

    
  • ·Child and adolescent psychiatry training in Iran: Past, present, and future

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    A.S. Alavi, P.S. Rezvani, S. Seifsafari

    
  • ·Psychogenic seizure: A case of 11-year-old girl with psychogenic seizure

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    S.H. Sohn

    
  • ·Aggression and social functioning of children in Singapore

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    J. Boon, L.S. Yeo

    
  • ·Developmental screening tools: Feasibility of use at primary health level in low and middle-income settings

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    V.J. Fischer, C. Servili, J.E. Morris, J. Martines

    
  • ·Implementation of the concepts nonviolent resistance and new authority in a residential child and juvenal psychiatric ward

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    K. Ten Haaf, S. Wouters, R. Mantels, B. Colson, A. Lampo

    
  • ·Reliability of child and caretaker information – Whom do interviewers believe during child psychiatric assessment?

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    E. Kiss, I. Baji, I. Benák, A. Vetró

    
  • ·Reducing mental health stigma and discrimination: Educational interventions in basic schools

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    A.P. Almeida-Monteiro, A. Lopes, H. Madeira, J. Seco

    
  • ·Executive function among poly-victimized juvenile

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    J. Liu, F. Cao

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  • ·Evaluation of regular patient discussions among the physicians at the department of child and adolescent psychiatry, Malmö, Sweden – A pilot study

    Page :S305

    D. Karagiorgas, B.A. Johansson

    
  • ·Emotional-behavioral problem among school-age students with learning difficulties in Jakarta, Indonesia

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    F. Kaligis, T. Wiguna, I. widyawati

    
  • ·Personality traits and psychopathology among victims and perpetuators of dating violence in Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife

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    B.M. Mapayi, O. Aloba, A. Akinsulore, A. Adewuya

    
  • ·Un pionnier de la psychiatrie de l’enfant : Marcel Manheimer (1870–1936) ou Marcel Gommès ; auteur du premier précis de psychiatrie infantile

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    D. Tiberghien

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  • ·Myopsychie dans un cas de dystrophie musculaire congénitale de type Ullrich

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    D. Tiberghien, D. Bonnichon, S. Quijano-Roy, D. Leclair-Richard, B. Estournet-Mathiaud

    
  • ·Escitalopram and quality of life in older adolescents with anxious and depressive symptoms

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    A. Tomac, T. Jakovina, S. Strbe, A. Razic

    
  • ·Comparing the criminal careers of female and male juvenile offenders from adolescence to middle age

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    M.A. Forti-Buratti, T. Kramer

    
  • ·Parental cardiovascular diseases as a risk factor for development of mental health problems in their children

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    T. Jakovina, A. Tomac, A. Kordic, D. De Zan

    
  • ·The WHO EMR atlas: Country resources for child, adolescent and maternal mental health in the EMR

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    H. Hamoda, K. Saeed, C. Servili, H. Madi, M. Belfer

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  • ·Consequences of parental emigration

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    A.D. Carvalho, F.S. Carneiro, C. Tavares, A.C. Rodrigues, J. Guerra, S. Melo, V. Martins

    
  • ·History of French child and adolescent psychiatry: Testimonies and transmission

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    L. Loidreau, I. Abadie, M. Vignes, J.-P. Raynaud

    
  • ·Specialist child and adolescent psychiatry curriculum: The Royal College of Psychiatrists (UK) model

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    M.D.G. Dominguez Barrera, A. Mayordomo Aranda, A. Forti Buratti, S. Taylor, E. Garralda, M. Hodes

    
  • ·The Children’s Global Assessment Scale (CGAS) predicts negative outcomes in early adulthood

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    A. Lundh, M. Forsman, E. Serlachius, N. Långström, P. Lichtenstein, M. Landén

    
  • ·Impact of prenatal diagnosis on pregnancy and mother–child bond

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    S. Bydlowski, C. Caron, M. Senat, C. Raoul-Duval, J. Bouyer

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  • ·Quality of life in child psychiatrists and neurologists: Use of WHOQOL-BREF survey

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    M.D. Irarrázaval

    
  • ·Childhood seizure disorders in a tropical child psychiatric unit: Challenges of care in a resource constrained environment

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    E.E. Eseigbe, T.L. Sheikh, F.T. Nuhu

    
  • ·Refusal, withdrawal and regression; these children do not exactly fit in any known disorder. Three cases of “pervasive refusal syndrome”

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    C. Taskiran, A. Zeki, H.T. Cak, H.S. Ozusta, D. Foto Ozdemir, E. Cengel Kultur, F. Unal, B. Ozsungur

    
  • ·Non-psychotic hallucinations in children

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    I. Gorker

    
  • ·Course of psychiatric disorders in a case of 6-Pyruvoyl-tetrahydropterin synthase deficiency

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    D. D’Agnano, C. Carducci, C. Carducci, A. Marconi, C. Meli, V. Leuzzi

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  • ·Virtual-world eustress vs. real-world distress: Exploring etiological model of Internet addiction in Taiwanese adolescents

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    S. Chen, S. Yang

    
  • ·Investigation of the relationship between computer games and psychopathology of children and adolescents

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    U. Kaytanli, T. Demir

    
  • ·The potential economic benefits of including people with disabilities in water and sanitation access policies

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    J. Noga

    

• Index

  • ·Index

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