スポンサーリンク
Department Of Clinical Behavioral Sciences (psychological Medicine) Kumamoto University Graduate Sch | 論文
- Childhood parental separation experiences and depressive symptomatology in acute major depression
- Quality of life and its correlates in a community population in Japanese rural area
- Reliability of childhood mental disorder : Diagnoses by Japanese psychologists
- Reliability, validity and standardization of the Japanese version of the Social Adjustment Scale-Self Report
- Japanese version of the Quality of Relationship Inventory : Its reliability and validity among women with recurrent spontaneous abortion
- Stress-reductive effects of information disclosure to medical and psychiatric patients
- Accumulation of imidazolone, pentosidine and N^ε-(carboxymethyl) lysine in hippocampal CA4 pyramidal neurons of aged human brain
- One-year prevalence and incidence of depression among first-year university students in Japan : A preliminary study
- Genetic and clinical correlates of season of birth of schizophrenics
- Social support and pregnancy : II. Its relationship with depressive symptoms among Japanese women
- Social support and pregnancy : I. Factorial structure and psychosocial correlates of perceived social support
- Prevalence of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in a Community Population in Japan
- Identification of an aging-related spherical inclusion in the human brain
- Understanding personality traits from early life experiences
- Assessment of psychiatric patients' competency to give informed consent : Legal safeguard of civil right to autonomous decision-making
- Precedents of perceived social support : Personality, early life experiences and gender
- Reliability of clinical judgment of patients' competency to give informed consent : A case vignette study
- Psychiatric epidemiology in Japan : Towards psychological understanding of the etiology of minor psychiatric disorders
- Dexamethasone suppression test in affective and other psychiatric disorders.
- A follow-up study on ECG changes due to neuroleptics.