Titlebook: Age of Onset of Mental Disorders; Etiopathogenetic and Giovanni de Girolamo,Patrick D. McGorry,Norman Sar Book 2019 Springer International

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-04154-9entive strategies (Kessler et al. 2007). The compilation of chapters in this book provides a blueprint to guide such strategies through the comprehensive examination of AOO for the most relevant mental disorders. Despite the limitations of the evidence-base reviewed (e.g. various definition of AOO),

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Giovanni de Girolamo,Patrick D. McGorry,Norman SarBrings together the available evidence regarding the age of onset of mental disorders and its significance.Covers all the most important mental disorders.Written by outstanding, well-known contributor

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-72619-9Diagnosis and prognosis of mental illness; mental disorders in childhood; schizophrenia; bipolar illnes

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72515-9 several examples from the literature supporting the proposed theories. Neither of the proposed paradigms appears to be entirely satisfactory to describe the onset of all non-communicable diseases. However, mutual interplay of these theories is likely to cover the complexity of the problem.

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L. Claeys M.D.,K. Ktenidis,S. Horsched with more severe outcomes in childhood and adolescence schizophrenia. In addition, early AOO has been linked with larger cognitive deficits and brain alterations. In the few existing studies, later AOO has been linked with a higher suicide rate. In all, the current study found a number of differe

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J. Koscielny,H. Kiesewetter,F. Jungrder. Factors not found to be associated with reported AoO included current age, sex, publication year, method of estimating AoO, and polarity of first lifetime mood episode. In addition, AoO did not differ between BD-I and BD-II, even with both diagnoses evaluated under matched conditions..: Most p

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Case Studies in the Middle School Classroomuse of the spurious distinction between personality and mental state pathology when describing many of the common mental disorders among this age group, which are underpinned by traits such as impulsivity, affective instability, or hyper-aggression. Despite strong scientific evidence supporting the