Psychological Medicine 1999: Vol 29 Index

17 Pages·1999·4.2 MB·English

Index to Volume 29
Jul Aug ust 1999. 1483
An assessment of the Standardized Assessment of
Personality iS a scree ning instrument for the
Inter lavionsé il Personality Disorder Examination
1 Compal ison Of intormant ind patient assess-
ment for TALhiaL y disorder 985
4 NDERSON dadepre int Era intidep ressant
Therap Daw? hird Millennium
( Book 1003
ANDERSSON KROGSTAD AND FINSET A
Apathy ind dey >d mood in acquired brain
damage: relationship to lesion localization and
psychopnysi OPI
ANDRESEN, B See MORITZ
ANDREWS, B See ROSE. S. ef
ANDREWS, ¢ ANSTEY K BRODATY, H., ISSAKIDIS, ¢
AND LUSCOMBE, G Recall of dep| ressive ep} isode
-) years previousli\ QR
ANGOLD. A.. COSTELLO. E. J ERKANLI, A. AND WORTH-
MAN, C. M Pubertal changes in hormone levels
ind depressi 1043
Anorexia
and obsessi\ clinical Charac-
*TISUICS 407
ANSTEY. K See ANDREWS
Ant ecedents o from DSM-III-R
social pho
ANTHONY (
Anxiety
ADHD co-m orodid
and depressior
symptoms, 67
and cognitive impairment
H., DEGREE! recovery rates after psychol ogical therapy, 1425
tric complication Aaxiety depression, psychotropic drug use and
tr st-episodel eo scn7i% zo cognitive impairment, 421
Apathy and depressed mood in acquired brain
damage relationship to |e sion lecalization and
vival, 485 psychophysiological reactivity, 447
-mentia with Lewy bodies, APPLEBY, | See RIORDAN,D . ef al
ARAYA,R. Psychiatry for the Developing World (Book
review). 1259
Septe mber October 1998 ARMITAGE, R., HOFFMANN, R. F. AND RUSH, A. J
Nover nber December 1998, 503 Biological rhythm disturbance 1 n depression
Januz irI y February ] 999 5 temporal coherence of ultradian sleep EEG
March-April 1999, 1009 rhythms, 1435
1?
May—June 1999 61] ARNOLD, M. C. See KEEFE, R. S. I et al
1487
BARBER
BARNI
BARKRA(
BASOGI
BATTERSBY
BAYEN
BEAUMONT
495
BEBBINGTON
BEBBINGTON, | B isHA BEBBINGTON
p ft JEN
BEEKMAN, A E BEURS, E. ¢
BELLON, J. A LG DE DIOS
LARDELLI P
tables associ:
primary care
BENABARRE, A See
BENKELFAT., ¢ ELLENBOGEN, M. A. ¢
BENNETT, B € HI |.. BENNETT
BENNETT, B See HICK I KOSCHERA, A. é€f ad
BHUGRA, D., BALDWIN, D. S., DESAI, M. AND JACOIE
empted suicide in west London, II
BHUGRA, D., DESAI, M. AND BALDWIND,. S
yn. I. Rates
BHUGRA
BIERHALS
BIERUT, |
Biological
1 fam
BIRTWISTLI
BISOFFI, ¢
BISSER BE (
BLACKWOOD, I I . € HENDERSON
BLACKW
BLAND, R. ¢ See WEISSMAN. M. M
BOARDMAN, A GRIMBALDESTON, A. H., HANDLEY, ¢
JONES, P. W. AND WILLMOTT, S$ The North
ransporter
(G. Kiro
M. J Owen
iitS UlUuliriiinzg a
(G. Northoff
Sefat, M
eschinger, B
nd sex define survival
rs lisease (J. J
M. Bossuyt. S
n Gool). 485
ODn SCHnUtiNnEg
BRODATY ANDREWS
BRODATY AUSTIN, M.-P
BRODATY SACHDEYV,. P. 8S. AND BRODATY. H
BROE, G. A rATE, R. L. AND BROI 3. A
BROWN, I HEIMBERG, R. ¢
BROWN, M. AND BARRACLOUGH Partners in life
ind in death: the suicide pact in England and
1299
BROWN, S., BIRTWISTLE, J., ROE AND THOMPSON, (¢
naall ity and a 1l ife. time_ history . The unhealthy lifestyle of people with schizo-
le of employed Japanese phrenia, 697
east Scot
psvchk
LDER
I {AN
I iAN K Ww
I 1ANNABASAY See MANN
HEN PRIGERSON
AND JACOBS
bderea\
HENG, A
HILCOAT
hiHlUdnhO Ood
among adolescents
ciodemograph c and psy
HRISTENSEN MACKINNON
KORTEN, A HENDERSON, A. §
HINSON
AND RODGERS n depression
ind
modelling
popula
acute
determinant
immune
in childhoo
mapping the
( nronic mapping the
LARE, I ; @lad
M BOSSI
N GOOL. W \
ind sex define
Alzheimer disease ( Brief
-}* pression: a dis
n TY me" la'n choli!a
GRASSI
I ARMER
WORTMA KESSLER COLLINSHAW
epress COLOM., If
COLOMBO. ¢
Comparison ty of dimensional
gorial ns ol psychosis $95
Complex environmental relationshi
gical distress, fatigue and
a twin study, 269
149]
depression and mortality in elderly subjects, 979
into outcome impact on detection of depression in the elderly,
health service research 113
hornicroft and M Tansella), 76f 1 MRI differences from Alzheimer’s disease, 181
ms not attributable to a mental disorder in neuropsychiatric features 1205
yut-patients, DENT j See EVANS, K. @! di
alysis of the Parental Bonding Depression
Instrume in a Japanese population, 12 abnormal response to negative feedback, 63
ONNOR,. J. M See DI ARY. lL. J. ela and anxiety, age differences, 325
onsequences of anxiety in older persons: its effect on and disability, 847
disability, well ind use of health services, anxiety and somatization symptoms, 677
S23 cognitive function, 73
OREY, I 4 See KENDLER, K. §S NEALE, M. ¢ detection in the elderly, 113
orrespondence emotional bias and inhibitory control, 1307
OSTELLO, | See ANGOLD functional ability in dementia, 1219
OSTIN, J See KEMPTON, S. el high interpersonal sensitivity type of personality,
OVRE, M. G SCE MARTUCS 1243
RADDOCK, N See KIROV. G. ef ai hippocampal/amygdala volumes, 629
riminality and antisocial behaviour in unselected impact of widowhood, 1111
men with sex chromosome abnormalities, 953 in acquired brain damage, 447
ROPLEY, M.. STEPTOE, A AND JOEKES, K Job strain in Italian Nazi concentration camp survivors, 87
and psychiatric m yrbidity 1411 incidence and outcome in adolescents, 655
I oss validation of a general population survey Nolen-Hoeksema’s response styles theory, 1323
diagnostic interview comparison of CIS-R post-natal, 645
with SCAN ICD-10 diagnostic cate gories 1029 primary-care physician training, 833
UNICO, I See MARTUCCI, M. efd i psychotropic drug use and cognitive impairment,
URRAN, H. V See KILIC, C. ef 421
URRIE See MARUFF, P puberty and hormone changes in girls, 1043
URTIS, D Se recall of episode after 25 years, 787
short-term mortality in dementia, 979
DAGNAN, D See ARSCO sibling aggregation, 129]
DALGLEISH, 1 See MORADI sleep EEG coherence, 1435
DANTZER, R See | APURON Stress generation 135
Date to remember: the natu Thought Control Questionnaire, 1089
calendrical calcul vulnerability in women, 1101
DAVIDSON K See EV DER, G See BURNETT, R. ef al
DE BEURS, BEEKMAN r.F VAN BALKOM, A. J. L. M DESAI, M See BHUGRA, D.., BALDWIN,D . S et al
DEEG D.J.H VAN DYCK. R AND VAN ILBURG, W DESAI, M. See BHUGRA, D DESAI, M. ef al
Consequences of anxiety persons its DeWIT, D. J., OGBORNI \ OFFORD, D. R AND
lisaabbiilliitty , well-be use of health MacDONALD, K. Antecedents of the risk of
recovery from DSM-III-R social phobia, 569
DE DIOS I See BELLON, J. A. ef a Diagnosing mental disorders in the community. A
DE FRANCESCO, M See MARTUCCI, M. ef @ difference that matters? 1021
DE LIMA, M. § HOT( )PH, M. AND WESSELY, S The DIEZEL, K., PHAROAH, F. M. AND ADAMS, ( I
efficacy of drug treatments for dysthymia: a Abstracts of trials presented at the Vth World
; 1. an
-w and meta-analysis, 1273 Congress of Psychiatry (Mexico, 1971): a cohort
ELLENBOGEN., M. A. ef al study (Brief « ommunication) 491
DEARY, I. J.. BATTERSBY, S WHITEMAN., M. ¢ CONNOR Different psychopathological models and quantified
M FOW KES I ( he AND HARMAR, A EEG in schizophrenia, 1175
Neuroticism and polymorphisms in the serotonin DINWIDDIE, S. H. See HEATH, A. ¢ et al
transporter ef communt 35 DITTO, P. H. Perceptions of Health and Illness
DEEG, D. J. H See DI BEURS, E. ef a Current Research and Applications (Book review),
DEEG, D. J. H See GEERLINGS 1467
DEGREEF, G See ALVIR, J. M DOCHERTY, N. M. AND GORDINIER, S. W Immediate
DELGADO, A See BELLON memory, attention and communication disturb-
ances in schizophrenia patients and their rela-
tives, 189
Index
MORITZ, S$ Ethnic minority suicide i small area geographical
See O CARROI DRYSDALI study in south London 429
Evaluating psychiatric morbidity in a general hos-
ێ@ PATERNITI, S. el pital: a two-phase epidemiological survey, 823
Se@ HEATH, A. C. ef a EVANS, K., TYRER, P., CATALAN, J., SCHMIDT, |
iiness and structure of symptoms in DAVIDSON, K DENT, J., TATA, P THORNTON, S.,
915 BARBER, J AND THOMPSON, S$ Manual-assisted
See FISHER, | AND DURHAM, R. ¢ cognitive-behaviour therapy (MACT): a ran-
domized controlled trial of a brief intervention
See WHEELDON, T. J. ef ai with bibliotherapy in the treatment of recurrent
risk factors and adult person—environment deliberate self-harm, 19
relationships in affective disorder, 1055 EVERAERD, W. See RIETVS.E, LEVEDRA,ERD , W etal
Eating disorders EVERAERD, W. See RIETVS.E, LVAND B,EES T, | et al
childhood abDuse 935 ae Executive function and attention deficit hyperactivity
genetic and environmental risk factors, 925 disorder stimulant medication and better execu-
sleep related, 1467 tive function performance in children, 527
EBMEIER, K. P See O CARROLL, R. f DRYSDALE, E. ef EYERS, K See AUSTIN, M.-P. ef al
EBMEIER, K.P. See SHAH, P. J. ¢ Factor analysis of symptoms in schizophrenia: differ-
ECKERT, J. See NOR THOFF. G. ef @ ences between White and Caribbean patients in
Editorials Camberwell, 607
4 difference that matters: comparisons oO! struc-
FARAGHER, B See RIORDAN, D. ef al
tured and semi-structured psychiatric diagnostic
FARAGHER, E. B See HADDOCK, G el ail
interviews in the general population (T. S
FARMER, A., SCOURFIELD, J MARTIN, N., CARDNO, A
Brugha E. Bebbington and R. Jenkins), 1013
AND McGUFFIN, P Is disabling fatigue in child-
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in adults
hood influenced by genes? 279
(P. Sachdev), 507
Fatigue and psychiatric disorder different or the
Chronic fatigue syndrome: mapping the interior
same? 863
M. Hotoph and S. Wessely), 255
FAVA,G.A. Subclinical symptoms in mood disorders
Dilaagy nosing mental disorders in the community. A
pathophysiological and therapeutic implications,
difference that matters ’(H.-U. Wittchen, T. B 47
Ustiin and R. ¢ Kessler), 1021
FAVA, M See WINKELMAN, J. W et al
Molecular genetics in psychiatric epidemiology: the
FAVARO, A., RODELLA, F. ¢ COLOMBO G AND
promise and challenge (A. S. Henderson and
SANTONASTASO, P. Post-traumatic stress dis-
D. H. R. Blackwood), 1265
order and major depression among Italian Nazi
Will the novel antipsychotics significantly ameli-
orate neuropsychological deficits and improve concentration camp survivors: a controlled study
adaptive functioning in schizophrenia? (K. A 50 years later, 87
Hawkins, S. Mohamed and S. W. Woods), | Fears and phobias: reliability and heritability, 539
Efficacy of drug treatments for dysthymia: a syS- FERRI, S. See GRASSI, L. ef al
tematic review and meta-analysis, 1273 FIGUEIREDO, D. See MANCINI, ¢ et al
ELDER, H See PETRIE, K. J. ef al FINSET, A See ANDERSSON, S. ef al
ELLENBOGEN, M. A., YOUNG, S. N., DEAN, P., PALMOUR, First contact of patients with schizophrenia with
R. M AND BENKELFAT, Acute tryptophan psychiatric services: social factors and pathways
depletion in healthy young women with a family to care in a multi-ethnic population, 475
history of major affective disorder, 35 FISHER, P. L. AND DURHAM, R. C. Recovery rates in
ELSWORTH, G. R. See OSBORNE, R. H. efa l generalized anxiety disorder following psycho-
Emotional bias and inhibitory control processes in logical therapy: an analysis of clinically signifi-
mania and depression 1307 cant change in the STAI-T across outcome
ENDICOTT, J See LEON, A. C. ef al Studies since 1990, 1425
Enhanced corticotropin response to corticotropin- FOMBONNE, f The epidemiology of autism: a review
releasing hormone as a predictor of mania in 769
euthymic bipolar patients, 971 FOWKES, F. G. R See DEARY, I. J. ef al
Epidemiology of autism: a review, 769 FREEMAN, H. The Health Services Since the War
ERKANLI, A See ANGOLD,A . ef @ Volume II. Government and Health Care: The
Errorless learning and the cognitive rehabilitation of British National Health Service 1958—19(7 B9oo k
memory-impaired schizophrenic patients, 105 review), 1004
Index 1493
FREEMAN, J Geniu ind tite Mind: Studies if Crea- HADDOCK, G., McCARRON, J rARRIER, N ND
j - 19049
and Temperamer t (Book revie }, ILD FARAGHER, E. B. Scales to measure dimensions
Frontal variant of frontotemporal dementia: a cross of hallucinations and delusions: the psychotic
sectional and longitudinal study of neuropsychi- symptom rating scales (PSY RATS), 879
atric features 1205 HADZI-PAVLOVIC, D. See AUSTIN, M.-P. ef al
HADZI-PAVLOVIC, D. See HICKIE, I., KOSCHERA, A
GALLO J RABINS P V AND ANTHONY, J ( et al
Sadness in older persons: 13-year follow-up of a HAMAKAWA, H., KATO, T., SHIOIRI, T., INUBUSHI, 7 AND
community sample in Baltimore, Maryland, 341 KATO, N. Quantitative proton magnetic res-
GARDNER, C.O. See KENDK.L S.E, NERALE,, M . C. ef al onance spectroscopy of the bilateral frontal lobes
GASTO, ¢ See VIETA, E. ef ai in patients with bipolar disorder, 639
GFERLINGS, M. I EEG, D. J PENNINX, B. W. J. H., HANDLEY, ¢ See BOARDMAN, A. P. ef al
SCHMAND, B JONKER, C., BOUTER, L. M AND VAN HANNESDOTTIR, S. See McQUILLIN A et al
rILBURG, W. Cognitive reserve and mortality in HARDY-BAYLE, M.-< See SARFATI, Y AND HARDY-
dementia: the role of cognition, functional ability BAYLE, M.-¢
and depression, 1219 HARKNESS, K. L., MONROE, S. M., SIMONS, A. D. AND
Gender differences in the effects of bereavement- rHASE, M. The generation of life events in
related psychological distress in health outcomes, recurrent and non-recurrent depression, 135
46 HARMAR, A. See DEARY, I. J et al
General practitioner as the first contacted health HARRINGTON, R. See KROLL, | et al
professional by patients with psychosocial prob- HARRIS, A. W. F., WILLIAMS, L., GORDON, I , BAHRAMALI
lems: a European study, 689 H. AND SLEWA-YOUNAN, § Different psycho-
Generation of life events in recurrent and non- pathological models and quantified EEG in
recurrent depression, 135 schizophrenia, 1175
Genetic differences in alcohol sensitivity and the HARVEY, G. T., HUGHES, J., MCKEITH, I. G., BRIEL, R.,
inheritance of alcoholism risk, 1069 BALLARD, C., GHOLKAR, A., SCHELTENS, P., PERRY,
Genetic influences on post-natal depressive symp- R. H., INCE, P. AND O'BRIEN, J. T. Magnetic
toms findings from an Australian twin sample, resonance imaging differences between dementia
645 with Lewy bodies and Alzheimer’s disease: a
GHOLKAR, A See HARVEY,G . T. ef al pilot study, 181
GILVARRY, ¢ See VAN OS, J. e! (1) and (2) HARVEY, 1. See HUTCHINSON, G et al
GOODALL, G See APURON, L. ef ai HARVEY, P.D. See KEEFE, R. S. F. ef al
GORDINIER, §S W See DOCHERTY, WN M HAWKINS, K. A., MOHAMED, S. AND WOODS, Ss. W. Will
GORDINIER, S. W the novel antipsychotics significantly ameliorate
GORDON, | See HARRIS, A. W. F. ef al neuropsychological deficits and improve adaptive
GOTZ, M. J., JOHNSTONE, E. ( AND RATCLIFFE, S. G functioning in schizophrenia? (Editorial), |
Criminality and antisocial behaviour in un- HEALY, D. Staying Sane: How to Make Your Mind
selected men with sex chromosome abnormali- Work for You (Book review), 496
ties, 953 HEARD, H. See JONES, B et al
GRANT, f See BYRNE, M. ef al HEATH, A. See HICKIE, L., BENNETT, B. ef al
GRASSI, | PAVANATI, M., CARDELLI, R., FERRI, S. AND HEATH, A. C., MADDEN, P. A. I BUCHOLZ, K. K..,
PERON, L. HIV-risk behaviour and knowledge DINWIDDIE, S. H., SLUTSKE, W. S., BIERUT, L. J.,
about HIV/AIDS among patients with schizo- ROHRBAUGH, J. W., STATHAM, D. J., DUNNE, M. P.,
phrenia, 171 WHITFIELD, J. B. AND MARTIN, N. G. Genetic
GREENWALD, B.S. See ASHTARI, M. ef a/ difference in alcohol sensitivity and the inherit-
GREENWALD, S. See WEISSMAN, M. M. ef al ance of alcoholism risk, 1069
GREGORY, C. A. Frontal variant of frontotemporal ATH, A. ¢ See TRELOAR,S . A. ef al
dementia: a cross-sectional and longitudinal ATH, A. ¢ See WADE, T. efa l
study of neuropsychiatric features, 1205 ATON, P., HERMELIN, B. AND PRING,L. Can children
GRIMBALDESTON, A. H See BOARDMAN, A. P. ef al with autistic spectrum disorders perceive affect in
GUNDUZ, H See ALVIR, J. M. J et ai | music? An experimental investigation, 1405
GUNN, M. J See WONG, J. G. ef al AVEY, L., PRING, L. AND HERMELIN, B. A date to
GUREJE. O. AND SIMON, G. f The natural history of remember: the nature of memory in savant
somatization in primary care, 669 calendrical calculators, 145
GURLING, H Sec MCQUILLIN, A. ef al HEIKMAN, P., TUUNAINEN, A. AND KUOPPASALMI, K
GWANZURA, I See TODD, C. ef al Value of the initial stimulus dose in right
Index
unilateral and bifrontal electroconvulsive ther- HU, J See ASHTARI, M. ef al
ipy 14] ] HUGHES, J See HARVEY, G. T et al
HEIMBERG R. G., HORNER, K. J., JUSTER, H. R., SAFREN, HUTCHINSON, G See BURNETT,R . ef al
>. A BROWN, E. J., SCHEIER, F. R. AND LIEBOWITZ, HUTCHINSON, G., TAKEI, N., SHAM, P., HARVEY, | AND
M.R. Psychometric properties of the Liebowitz MURRAY, R. M. Factor analysis of symptoms in
Social Anxiety Scale, 199 schizophrenia differences between White and
HENDERSON, A. S AND BLACKWOOD, D. H. R Caribbean patients in Camberwell, 607
Molecular genetics in psychiatric epidemiology HWI , H.-G See WEISSMAN, M. M. ef al
the promise and challenge ( Editorial ) 1265
HENDERSON, A. S See CHRISTENSEN et ai IKETANI, 17 See NAGATA,T . ef al
HENN, F. A See NORTHOFF, G. ef ai IKKOS,G. Medical Harm: Historical, Conceptual and
HERMELIN, B See HEATON, P. ef al Ethical Dimensions of latrogenic Illness (Book
HERMELIN, B See HEAVEY, L. ef ai review), 748
HERRIG, M See NORTHOFF, G Immediate memory, attention and communication
HERZOG, D. B. See WINKELMAN, disturbances in schizophrenia patients and their
HEUN, R See PAPASSOTIROPOU LOS A. ef al relatives, 189
HICKIE, I BENNETT. B LLOYD, A HEATH, A. AND Impact of dementia on the detection of depression in
MARTIN, N Complex genetic and environmental elderly subjects from the general population, 113
relationships between psychological distress, Impact of widowhood on depression: findings from a
fatigue and immune functioning: a twin study, prospective study, 1111
269 Impairment of olfactory identification in obsessive
KIRK, K AND MARTIN, N. Unique genetic compulsive disorder, 1227
iJ environmental determinants of prolonged INCE, P. See O'BRIEN, G. T. ef al
Increased automatic spreading activation in healthy
a twin study, 259
subjects with elevated scores in a scale assessing
HICKIE, I KOSCHERA, A., HADZI-PAVLOVIC, D., BENNETT,
schizophrenic language disturbances, 161
B. AND LLOYD, A. The temporal stability and co-
INUBUSHI, T. See HAMAKAWA, H. efa l
morbidity of prolonged fatigue: a longitudinal Is disabling fatigue in childhood influenced by genes ?
study in primary care, 855 979
HICKIE, | See AUSTIN, M.-P. ef di
ISSAKIDIS, ( See ANDREWS, G. ef al
HICKIE See VAN DER LINDEN, G. ef al
IWASAKI, Y See MATSUNAGA, H et al
Hippocampal/amygdala volumes in geriatric depres-
IZAGUIRRE, J See BARON-COHEN, S. ef di
sion, 629
HIRANO. § See SATO, T. ef al
JACOB, K. S See BHUGRA, D., BALDWIN, D. §$
History f childhood sexual or physical abuse in
JACOBS, S See CHEN, J. H et al
Japanese patients with eating disorders: relation-
JACOMB, P. A. See CHRISTENSEN, H et al
ship with dissociation and impulsive behaviours,
935 JANAS, M See BRUGHA, T. S., BEBBINGTON, P. I
JENKINS, R. ef al
HIV risk behaviour and knowledge about HIV/AIDS
JANCA, A See MANN, A. H et al
among patients with schizophrenia, 171 JANZING, J. G. BOUWENS, M. P.., TEUNISSE, R. J
IDGES, A See BYRNE, M. ef al
VAN'T HOF, M. A AND ZITMAN, F. G The
FFMANN, R. I See ARMITAGE, R
relationship between depression and mortality in
ILLAND, A. J See WONG, J. G. ef
elderly subjects with less severe dementia, 979
IPE, S.. RODGERS, B. AND POWER, Marital status JENKINS, R See BRUGHA, T. S., BEBBINGTON, P. I AND
transitions and psychological distress: longitudi- JENKINS, R
nal evidence from a national population sample, JENKINS, R See BRUGHA, T. S.., BEBBINGTON, P. I
38 |
JENKINS, R. ef al
)PPER, J. 1 See OSBORNE, R. H. ef al JENNER, J. A See TIEMENS, B. G. ef al
IRNER, K See HEIMBERG, R. G. ef al Job strain and psychiatric morbidity, 1411
IRNSEY. H. See BARON-COHEN, S. ef al JOEKES, K See CROPLEY, M. ef al
HOTOPH, M. AND WESSELY, S. Chronic fatigue syn- JOHNSTONE, See BYRNE, M. ef al
jrome mapping the interior (Editorial), 255 JOHNSTONE, See CAVANAGH.,J . T
HOTOPH, M. See DE LI MA, M. S. ef al JOHNSTONI See GOTZ, M. J. et al
How do people with schizophrenia explain the JOHNSTONE, See O'CARROLL, R. E., RUSSELL, H. H
behav 1our of others? A study of theory of mind et al
ind its relationship to thought and speech JONES, B., HEARD, H., STARTUP, M., SWALES, M..
disorganization in schizophrenia, 613 WILLIAMS, J. M. G AND JONES, R. S. P A utobio-
1495
igorap lo bia /p anic patients (Brief communica
tion) X96
KIRITKE, N See MATSUNAGA
KIRIIKE, N Set NAGATA, T. ef al
BOARDMAN KIRK, K See HICKIE, 1., AND KIRK, K. ef ai
See JONES. B KIRK, M See ROSE, S. ef al
GEERLINGS KIROV, G REES, M., JONES, I., MacCANDLESS, F., OWEN,
€ CHRISTENSEN M. M AND CRADDOCK. N Bipolar disorder and
See MULDER. R the serotonin transporter gene: a family-based
See WEISSMAN association study ( Brief communication), 1249
See HEIMBERG KISSANE, D. W See OSBORNE, R. H. ef aia
KOPPEL, S$ AND McCGUFFIN, P Socio-economic factors
KALSI, ¢ See McCQUILLIN, A. ef that predict psychiatric admissions at a local
KARAM. E. ¢ See WEISSMAN, M. M level ( Brief communication), 1235
KARKOWSKI, | M 5 KENI KARKOWSKI KORTEN, A. I See CHRISTENSEN, H. ef al
KOSCHERA, A See HICKIE KOSCHERA, A. ef al
Ss CHEN KOSCHERA, A. See VAN DER LINDEN,G . ef al
See HAMAKAW H KRAMER-GINSBERG, I See ASHTARI, M. ef al
See HAMAKAWA, H KRAUSZ,. M See MORITZ,S . ef al
KAWARADA, Y KRETSCHMER, G See MORITZ,S . ef al
KAYE, W. H KROGSTAD,. J. M See ANDERSSON,S . e!
KEEFE, R. S. | BAYEN, U. J. AND KROLL, L., WOODHAM, A.., ROTHWELI j BAILEY, S$
HARVEY monitoring deficits in rOBIAS, ¢ HARRINGTON, R. AND MARSHALL, M
patients wi a multinomial mod- Reliability of the Salford Needs Assessment
ing analy Schedule for Adolescents, 891
KELLER, M. B Sé KUEHNER, C. AND WEBER, I Responses to depression
KEMPTON. S.. VANCI MARUFF, P., LUK, I . COSTIN, J in unipolar depressed patients an investigation
AND PANTELIS Executive function and at- of Nolen-Hoeksema’s response styles theory,
disorder stimulant 1322432
e~xyeeccuClIltiivvee function per- KUOPPASALMI, K See HEIKMAN, P. ef«
KUSONOKI, K See SATO, T. ef al
KARKOWSKI, L. M. AND PRESCOTT, ¢ KUWABARA, H See SAKADO, K. ef
-ars and phobias: reliability and heritability KYRIOS, M. See BARNETT, R. ef al
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