… these processes, creating a general vulnerability that then gives way to higher rates of
psychopathology. We … work on poverty based on these brain circuits and psychological processes. …

… the risk factor are without adult psychopathology (at least of the kind under consideration).
It is primarily for this reason, namely the base rate effect, that the results of prospective studies …

… The concept of risk in psychopathology had its immediate origins in epidemiology, which
attempts to elucidate “patterns of disease occurrence in human populations and the factors that …

… risks, identification of causes of time trends in levels of psychopathology, delineation of
psychosocial … the organism, appreciation of processes involved in developmental programming, …

… levels of general psychopathology can be decreased by a psychosocial intervention. … as
opposed to psychosocial interventions or indeed from different forms of psychosocial treatment. …

… process-level perspective facilitates important insights into the mechanisms that underlie
adolescents' shifting emotions and intensified risk for psychopathology. … as psychopathology, as …

… More detailed, process data will be required to determine ronmental factors that command
attention, rather than psychosocial stressors and other whether such change is mediated …

… robust psychosocial risk factors for youth psychopathologies, grounded in a developmental
psychopathology … and hypothesized influences of these risk factors on youth psychotherapy …

… This report will examine the interaction of psychosocial factors and psychopathology in a large
… It seeks to understand adolescent psychopathology, examining the variables of perceived …

… adaptations to chronic mothers was related to variations in infant behavior, especially those
involved in affiliative or repeated stress may augment and support psychosocial processes …