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Lyman C. Wynne and Transformation of the Field of Family-and-Schizophrenia
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The December 2006 issue of Family Process includes two articles coauthored by Lyman C. Wynne (Wynne, Tienari, Nieminen, et al., 2006; Wynne, Tienari, Sorri, et al., 2006), whose life we honor in the current issue of this journal. Those two articles summarize one of his (and his collaborators') most outstanding contributions to the field of family research and family therapy. In fact, the project summarized in those articles is part of Lyman's lifelong inquiry into the theme "family and schizo...
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Lyman C. Wynne and Transformation of the Field of Family-and-Schizophrenia
Family Process
; The December 2006 issue of Family Process includes two articles coauthored by Lyman C. Wynne (Wynne, Tienari, Nieminen, et al., 2006; Wynne, Tienari, Sorri, et al., 2006), whose life we honor in the current issue of this journal. Those two articles summarize one of his (and his collaborators') most
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Lyman C. Wynne, 83; Schizophrenia Researcher
The Washington Post
; Lyman C. Wynne, 83, a founder of family therapy and an influential researcher who helped transform the treatment of schizophrenia, died of cancer Jan. 17 at the Springhouse assisted living facility in Bethesda. Dr. Wynne made a number of discoveries about the interaction of genetics and the
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Radiologic Assessment Of Schizophrenia.
Radiologic Technology
; ... reductions in cortical gray matter of the neocortex and amygdala have been mapped,[84] though the clinical utility of such deficit maps has yet to be assessed. In particular, decreases in gray matter volume in the left-hand side of the neocortical planum temporale ...
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Transcending the mind-body dichotomy: schizophrenia reexamined.
Journal of Humanistic Counseling, Education and Development
; Schizophrenia is presented as a biopsychological model that goes beyond current biological etiology and considers psychosocial stressors that exacerbate this condition. High dopamine levels thought to contribute to schizophrenia are viewed as a biological reflection of loosened thought incited by
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Genetics and etiopathophysiology of schizophrenia
Mayo Clinic Proceedings
; ... subtype of catatonic schizophrenia.92 WKLI maps to 22q13.33 and is a putative, nonselective ... individuals than unaffected individuals. If dense maps are developed, linkage disequilibrium association ... isolated, inbred populations. These dense maps are under construction. For both direct ...
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Finnish adoption study of schizophrenia: implications for family interventions.
Families, Systems & Health
; The authors have shown that disordered rearing in adoptive families predicted schizophrenia spectrum disorders in adoptees in a 21-year follow-up. However, only the adoptees at genetic high risk showed a significant association between the measure of adoptive family functioning and the adoptee's
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Dimensions of premorbid functioning in Schizophrenia: a review of neuromotor, cognitive, social, and behavioral domains.
Genetic, Social, and General Psychology Monographs
; UNTIL RECENTLY, SCHIZOPHRENIA was believed to develop in late adolescence or early adulthood. However, current theories suggest that it is a neurodevelopmental disorder, with the initial stages of the illness becoming evident as early as the first few years of life (M. Cannon et al., 2002; Davidson
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Schizophrenia: a review.(Disease/Disorder overview)
American Family Physician
; Schizophrenia is a debilitating mental illness that affects 1 percent of the population in all cultures. It affects equal numbers of men and women, but the onset is often later in women than in men. Schizophrenia is characterized by positive and negative symptoms. Positive symptoms include
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Narrative incoherence in schizophrenia: The absent agent-protagonist and the collapse of internal dialogue
American Journal of Psychotherapy
; It is widely known that people with schizophrenia have difficulty telling a coherent story of their lives and that this is linked to impoverished function. But what specifically has gone wrong in the narratives in schizophrenia? Is it the case that some elements of narrative remain intact in
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The Diagnosis of Schizophrenia: Old Wine in New Bottles
Revista Internacional de Psicología y Terapia Psicológica
; ABSTRACT Diagnosing schizophrenia has been problematic since the earliest clinical descriptions of the disorder, and the existence of basic disagreements in the concept is reflected by the large number of competing diagnostic systems that have been proposed. Given that the ultimate goal of any
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