The findings from the family studies of schizophrenic family members' readmission (which
coined the term 'expressed emotion'to explain why some families have members who need …

The previous article examined the development of the concept of 'expressed emotion',
argued that controlled studies had successfully demonstrated the value of psychosocial …

Members felt that the abstract identified the research problem, but failed to specify a
hypothesis or outline the methodology; however, it did identify the major findings of the …

For thirty years research has been consistently demonstrating the validity of the concept of
'High Expressed Emotion'(HEE). After early pioneering work by Brown it was established …

The presence of expressed emotion (EE) in five community care facilities was investigated
and levels of high EE were found in some staff‐client relationships. A training programme …

Expressed emotion (EE) is a research concept that refers to affective attitudes and
behaviours characterized by critical comments, hostility and emotional over involvement …

Objectives: To assess the expressed emotions of family members toward the schizophrenic
patients, and to estimate the relationship between treatment compliance, family monthly …

We examined the influence of an educational programme on nurses' level of expressed
emotion (EE), on ward climate and on social functioning and psychopathology of …

There is a long and well-established research literature on the relationship between different
family environments and the course of schizophrenia as measured by Expressed Emotion …

The relationship of Expressed Emotion (EE) and schizophrenic relapse has been studied
repeatedly in homes where schizophrenic persons live with family members, but rarely …