Psychological features

Pavlenko, V. B., Evstafyeva, I. A., Evstafyeva, E. V., Artov, A. M. (2000). Psychological features and parameters of bioelectrical activity of a brain at the teenagers in connection with the content of mercury in organism. Tavricheskiy medico-biologichesky vestnik, 4, 3 4, 121-125. 

Personnel reliability is one of the major constituents of safety in production operations. It depends both on the personnel training and medico-psychological features of a person, both of which affect the capability to cany out a certain kind of activity. 

Mental confusion and psychologic features such as anxiety, depression, amnesia, and hallucinations develop in patients with carcinoid syndrome. One such confused and depressed patient improved with high pro-tein/high tryptophan feeding, arguing for the causative role of a dietary deficiency in cognitive impairment (Major et al, 1973). However, it is possible that, in the carcinoid syndrome, the confusional features are not entirely related to a deficiency. Non-hydroxylated metabolites of tryptophan have been demonstrated which may explain the psychological and mental features (Melmon, 1981). 

Expectancy in the Placebo Response , Pain 43 (1990) 121-28 Waber, Rebecca L., Baba Shiv, Ziv Carmon and Dan Ariely, Commercial Features of Placebo and Therapeutic EfficacyJournal of the American Medical Association 299, no. 9 (2008) 1016-17 Wager, Tor D., The Neural Bases of Placebo Effects in Pain , Current Directions in Psychological Science 14, no. 4 (2005) 175-79... 

The family Myristicaceae has about 16 genera and 380 species of tropical lowland rainforest trees that are easily recognizable in field collection because of their bloodlike sap, conical crown, and nutmeg-like fruits. A very interesting feature of Myristi-caeae species are their ability to elaborate series of neuroactive indole alkaloids, because it produces neuroactive indole alkaloids, which might hold potential for the treatment of anxiety, mood disorders, and other psychological disturbances. 

A further characteristic feature of the evolutionary psychology argument is to point to the relatively short period, in geological and evolutionary terms, over which Homo sapiens - and, in particular, modern society - has appeared. Forms of behaviour or social organisation which evolved adaptively over many generations in human hunter-gatherer society may or may not be adaptive in modern industrial society, but have, it is claimed, become to a degree fixed by humanity s evolutionary experience in the palaeolithic EEA. Hence, they are now relatively unmodifiable, even if dysfunctional. 

Garner, D. M., Olmsted, M. P., Bohr, Y., Garfinkel, P. E. (1982). The Eating Attitudes Test Psychometric features and clinical correlates. Psychological Medicine, 12, 871-878. 

Multiple Chemical Sensitivity A Survival Guide. Pamela Reed Gibson. Oakland, CA New Harbinger Publications, 1999. Features survival tools for coping with many aspects of MCS coping with the life impact of a chronic illness and with the unique aspects of MCS the need for social support, medical intervention and environmental controls self-help options identity and psychological issues applying for disability benefits and much more. 

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