Factor structure of the state and trait versions of the depression adjective check lists

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Research reveals that the 'negative mood' and 'positive mood' factors are robust across sex and age group, among elderly, young adults, and adolescents, and among referred and non refereed populations ar profound. This was revealed on analyzing the factor structure of the state and trait versions of the Depression Adjective Check Lists (DACL), which consisted of E, F and G. The trait forms of the DACL were of similar factor structure, defined by the 'negative mood' and a 'positive mood' dimension.

Attitudes, Attitude (Psychology)

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Alpha-theta brainwave neurofeedback training: an effective treatment for male and female alcoholics with depressive symptoms

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An experimental study of the Peniston and Kulkosky brainwave neuro-feedback training (BWNT) treatment model for alcohol abuse in outpatients possessing depressive symptoms revealed considerable decline in the self-reported measures of the Beck Depression Inventory. Research results validate the BWNT as an efficient treatment criteria for alcoholism and depression. The study shows a 92% efficiency and supports BWNT in long-term safety from relapse.

Psychological aspects, Analysis, Usage, Alcoholics, Feedback (Psychology), Feedback (Communication), Beck Depression Inventory (Test)

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