… In this paper, we try to validate the classic, cross-sectional finding that ISP and increased
psychological distress covary. For this purpose, we will conduct idiographic assessments of …

… However, we think that this cross-sectional finding needs to be interpreted cautiously as the
relationship can also go the other way around. More precisely, a poorer prognosis predicting …

Research has established that negative self-schemas are potent risk factors for depressive
symptoms among children and adolescents. However, few studies have examined whether …

… Adding weight to this hypothesis is our cross-sectional finding of self-perceived cognitive
difficulties being adversely associated with overall functioning and quality of life explaining 7% …

… CSA complexities were positively associated with sexual risk behaviours (ie, condomless …
behaviours over time. CSA complexities had a positive indirect effect on sexual risk behaviours …

… The cross-sectional finding that neuroticism scores were predicted by the two-way interaction
between LEs and the short allele of the 5-HTTLPR gene (34) is consistent with this follow-…

… This is a cross-sectional finding and hypotheses regarding a directional relationship are
therefore speculative at this stage. As negative symptom severity increases, the person is more …

… and suicidal behaviours with these adverse effects being … use with problem drinking and
with other problem behaviours, … Most relevant to this, is a cross sectional finding by Jacob et …

Background Bullying is a serious problem which had short and long term negative consequences
on nurse interns behaviors. Bullying prevention guidelines have a great impact on …

Introduction: Undergoing chemotherapy has adverse effects to the physical, emotional and
mental health of the chemotherapy patient that may cause depression and disturb the quality …