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Papers by Alvin House
誠信書房 eBooks, 2003
第１部 診断学的問題とＤＳＭ‐４の使用（精神医学的診断：スクールサイコロジストの課題；ＤＳＭ‐４診断システムの概観；ＤＳＭ‐４の使用法） 第２部 症状の評価についてのガイドライン（破壊的行動症状... more 第１部 診断学的問題とＤＳＭ‐４の使用（精神医学的診断：スクールサイコロジストの課題；ＤＳＭ‐４診断システムの概観；ＤＳＭ‐４の使用法） 第２部 症状の評価についてのガイドライン（破壊的行動症状（表面化する問題）；情緒の症状（内面化する問題）；物質関連の問題、他の「嗜癖」行動、および有害な環境が及ぼす影響 ほか） 第３部 学校現場におけるＤＳＭ‐４の適用：課題と論点（評定における倫理的および専門的責任；ケースの記録：診断のためのデータや裏づけとなる記録；学校現場におけるアセスメントと診断に対する医療給付の可能性 ほか）
Child Study Journal, 1978
第１部 診断学的問題とＤＳＭ‐４の使用（精神医学的診断：スクールサイコロジストの課題；ＤＳＭ‐４診断システムの概観；ＤＳＭ‐４の使用法） 第２部 症状の評価についてのガイドライン（破壊的行動症状... more 第１部 診断学的問題とＤＳＭ‐４の使用（精神医学的診断：スクールサイコロジストの課題；ＤＳＭ‐４診断システムの概観；ＤＳＭ‐４の使用法） 第２部 症状の評価についてのガイドライン（破壊的行動症状（表面化する問題）；情緒の症状（内面化する問題）；物質関連の問題、他の「嗜癖」行動、および有害な環境が及ぼす影響 ほか） 第３部 学校現場におけるＤＳＭ‐４の適用：課題と論点（評定における倫理的および専門的責任；ケースの記録：診断のためのデータや裏づけとなる記録；学校現場におけるアセスメントと診断に対する医療給付の可能性 ほか）
Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 2004
There is little multivariate, multiphasic research on childbirth pain and satisfaction. We explor... more There is little multivariate, multiphasic research on childbirth pain and satisfaction. We explored the relationship of demographic, medical, psychological, and environmental variables at different times to multiple indices of pain and satisfaction in 70 primiparae and multiparae. Induced labor, desirability of pregnancy, and coach's helpfulness predicted sensory pain. Duration of labor, depression, and outcome expectancy that childbirth education would facilitate medication-free childbirth predicted affective pain. Physician-anticipated complications, induced labor, and motivation to be medication-free predicted pain intensity. Grade level predicted satisfaction. The results also demonstrated differences between primiparae and multiparae in the pattern of variables that explained pain and satisfaction as well as the temporal sensitivity of pain predictors. We discuss the implications of our findings for research and practice.
Child Study Journal, 1978
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 1991
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 1999
and again after removing the 14 "neurologically relevant items" (NRIs). He reasoned that subtract... more and again after removing the 14 "neurologically relevant items" (NRIs). He reasoned that subtracting the NRIs and recomputing adjusted T scores would result in a lower range, but more accurate, estimate of psychological functioning in CHI patients. The effects of Gass' (1991) recommendations were assessed in two ways. First, mean T scores were computed in the standard fashion for each clinical scale and again after deleting the NRIs. Although not recommended in the Gass (1991) article, changes in scale elevations were also examined after prorating for the 14 items removed. As Gass and Russell (1991) stated, simply deleting the NRIs would necessarily overcorrect and consequently underestimate psychopathology. In the present study, prorating was performed by multiplying the number of non-NRIs (NNRIs) on each scale by a constant equal to the total number of items on a scale divided by the number of NNRIs on that scale. For example, Scale 2 has 57 items, of which five are NRIs. The number of NNRIs is multiplied by 57/ (57-5), or 1.0962. Without prorating, Gass' (1991) neurocorrection factor resulted in mean T score reductions of nearly 10 points on Scale 8 (Sc), approximately 7 points on Scales 2 (D) and 7 (Pt), 6 points on Scale 3 (Hy), 5 points on Scale 1 (Hs), and less than 2 points on Scales 4 (Pd), 9 (Ma), and 0 (Si). There are no NRIs on Scale 6 (Pa). After prorating for the NRIs removed, the Scale 8 (Sc) mean was reduced by less than 6 T score points. Scale 7 (Pt) was reduced by slightly more than 2 points. Scales 2 (D), 4 (Pd), 9 (Ma), and 0 (Si). Scales 1 (Hs) and 3 (Hy) each increased after prorating, albeit by less than one T score point each. Data will also be provided on the frequency of codetype changes resulting from the application of Gass' (1991) neurocorrection factor before and after prorating.
American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, Apr 1, 1977
The longitudinal treatment of a well-documented case of migraine headache using an additive treat... more The longitudinal treatment of a well-documented case of migraine headache using an additive treatment paradigm is presented. The relative effects of various pharmacological treatments, biofeedback, relaxation, autogenic and hypnotic approaches was assessed. Only autohypnotic anesthesia treatment, produced significant symptom remission maintained over one-month and eight-month follow-up periods.
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, Nov 1, 1999
Younger patients were more likely to show changes involving behaviors such as absent-mindedness, ... more Younger patients were more likely to show changes involving behaviors such as absent-mindedness, depression, forgetfulness, agitation, anger, and confusion. Older patients tended to show even more change from baseline on behaviors exhibited by younger patients, as well as on such behaviors as motor slowness, fatigue, and reduced activity levels. Findings indicate differential behavioral response to TBI by age, and suggest that future research into neurobehavioral sequelae of TBI needs to consider this phenomenon.
Springer eBooks, 1981
The human ability “to see in the mind’s eye” has been of interest to those who ponder human behav... more The human ability “to see in the mind’s eye” has been of interest to those who ponder human behavior throughout recorded history. Systematic philosophical speculation within western civilization regarding mental imagery is often traced to Hume’s distinctions in the 18th century between the impressions arising from externally produced sensations and the faint images of these experiences that formed thought (Hume, 1912). Hume saw the primary distinction between these two types of mental experiences to be the greater force and vividness of the sensations. The question of how mental images are distinct from percepts has remained a key issue in philosophical inquiries on the topic.
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 1991
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 1991
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 1991
Concepts, Results, and Applications, 1981
The human ability “to see in the mind’s eye” has been of interest to those who ponder human behav... more The human ability “to see in the mind’s eye” has been of interest to those who ponder human behavior throughout recorded history. Systematic philosophical speculation within western civilization regarding mental imagery is often traced to Hume’s distinctions in the 18th century between the impressions arising from externally produced sensations and the faint images of these experiences that formed thought (Hume, 1912). Hume saw the primary distinction between these two types of mental experiences to be the greater force and vividness of the sensations. The question of how mental images are distinct from percepts has remained a key issue in philosophical inquiries on the topic.
American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 1977
The longitudinal treatment of a well-documented case of migraine headache using an additive treat... more The longitudinal treatment of a well-documented case of migraine headache using an additive treatment paradigm is presented. The relative effects of various pharmacological treatments, biofeedback, relaxation, autogenic and hypnotic approaches was assessed. Only autohypnotic anesthesia treatment, produced significant symptom remission maintained over one-month and eight-month follow-up periods.
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 1991
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1979
The effect of response class on self-monitoring accuracy was investigated in a clinical populatio... more The effect of response class on self-monitoring accuracy was investigated in a clinical population. 16 in-patients of a VA hospital self-monitored verbal and nonverbal behaviors in a counterbalanced design. The results supported suggestions of superior self-recording accuracy with nonverbal target behaviors. The implications for clinical use of self-monitoring in assessment are discussed.
Journal of Behavioral Assessment, 1981
The Mental Status Examination in Psychological Assessment. Evaluations of Infants, Children, and ... more The Mental Status Examination in Psychological Assessment. Evaluations of Infants, Children, and Adolescents. Sources of Data. Evaluating Cognitive Problems in Children. Evaluating Emotional Problems in Children. Evaluating Behavior Problems in Children and Adolescents. Evaluating Relationship Problems in Youths. Evaluating Pervasive Problems in Children. Evaluating Substance Use and Other Impulse Problems in Children and Adolescents. Evaluating Highly Focused Problems in Children and Adolescents. Data and Integration: Diagnosis, Recommendations, and Records. Concluding Thoughts: The Professional Practice of Mental Health Evaluation.
誠信書房 eBooks, 2003
第１部 診断学的問題とＤＳＭ‐４の使用（精神医学的診断：スクールサイコロジストの課題；ＤＳＭ‐４診断システムの概観；ＤＳＭ‐４の使用法） 第２部 症状の評価についてのガイドライン（破壊的行動症状... more 第１部 診断学的問題とＤＳＭ‐４の使用（精神医学的診断：スクールサイコロジストの課題；ＤＳＭ‐４診断システムの概観；ＤＳＭ‐４の使用法） 第２部 症状の評価についてのガイドライン（破壊的行動症状（表面化する問題）；情緒の症状（内面化する問題）；物質関連の問題、他の「嗜癖」行動、および有害な環境が及ぼす影響 ほか） 第３部 学校現場におけるＤＳＭ‐４の適用：課題と論点（評定における倫理的および専門的責任；ケースの記録：診断のためのデータや裏づけとなる記録；学校現場におけるアセスメントと診断に対する医療給付の可能性 ほか）
Child Study Journal, 1978
第１部 診断学的問題とＤＳＭ‐４の使用（精神医学的診断：スクールサイコロジストの課題；ＤＳＭ‐４診断システムの概観；ＤＳＭ‐４の使用法） 第２部 症状の評価についてのガイドライン（破壊的行動症状... more 第１部 診断学的問題とＤＳＭ‐４の使用（精神医学的診断：スクールサイコロジストの課題；ＤＳＭ‐４診断システムの概観；ＤＳＭ‐４の使用法） 第２部 症状の評価についてのガイドライン（破壊的行動症状（表面化する問題）；情緒の症状（内面化する問題）；物質関連の問題、他の「嗜癖」行動、および有害な環境が及ぼす影響 ほか） 第３部 学校現場におけるＤＳＭ‐４の適用：課題と論点（評定における倫理的および専門的責任；ケースの記録：診断のためのデータや裏づけとなる記録；学校現場におけるアセスメントと診断に対する医療給付の可能性 ほか）
Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 2004
There is little multivariate, multiphasic research on childbirth pain and satisfaction. We explor... more There is little multivariate, multiphasic research on childbirth pain and satisfaction. We explored the relationship of demographic, medical, psychological, and environmental variables at different times to multiple indices of pain and satisfaction in 70 primiparae and multiparae. Induced labor, desirability of pregnancy, and coach's helpfulness predicted sensory pain. Duration of labor, depression, and outcome expectancy that childbirth education would facilitate medication-free childbirth predicted affective pain. Physician-anticipated complications, induced labor, and motivation to be medication-free predicted pain intensity. Grade level predicted satisfaction. The results also demonstrated differences between primiparae and multiparae in the pattern of variables that explained pain and satisfaction as well as the temporal sensitivity of pain predictors. We discuss the implications of our findings for research and practice.
Child Study Journal, 1978
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 1991
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 1999
and again after removing the 14 "neurologically relevant items" (NRIs). He reasoned that subtract... more and again after removing the 14 "neurologically relevant items" (NRIs). He reasoned that subtracting the NRIs and recomputing adjusted T scores would result in a lower range, but more accurate, estimate of psychological functioning in CHI patients. The effects of Gass' (1991) recommendations were assessed in two ways. First, mean T scores were computed in the standard fashion for each clinical scale and again after deleting the NRIs. Although not recommended in the Gass (1991) article, changes in scale elevations were also examined after prorating for the 14 items removed. As Gass and Russell (1991) stated, simply deleting the NRIs would necessarily overcorrect and consequently underestimate psychopathology. In the present study, prorating was performed by multiplying the number of non-NRIs (NNRIs) on each scale by a constant equal to the total number of items on a scale divided by the number of NNRIs on that scale. For example, Scale 2 has 57 items, of which five are NRIs. The number of NNRIs is multiplied by 57/ (57-5), or 1.0962. Without prorating, Gass' (1991) neurocorrection factor resulted in mean T score reductions of nearly 10 points on Scale 8 (Sc), approximately 7 points on Scales 2 (D) and 7 (Pt), 6 points on Scale 3 (Hy), 5 points on Scale 1 (Hs), and less than 2 points on Scales 4 (Pd), 9 (Ma), and 0 (Si). There are no NRIs on Scale 6 (Pa). After prorating for the NRIs removed, the Scale 8 (Sc) mean was reduced by less than 6 T score points. Scale 7 (Pt) was reduced by slightly more than 2 points. Scales 2 (D), 4 (Pd), 9 (Ma), and 0 (Si). Scales 1 (Hs) and 3 (Hy) each increased after prorating, albeit by less than one T score point each. Data will also be provided on the frequency of codetype changes resulting from the application of Gass' (1991) neurocorrection factor before and after prorating.
American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, Apr 1, 1977
The longitudinal treatment of a well-documented case of migraine headache using an additive treat... more The longitudinal treatment of a well-documented case of migraine headache using an additive treatment paradigm is presented. The relative effects of various pharmacological treatments, biofeedback, relaxation, autogenic and hypnotic approaches was assessed. Only autohypnotic anesthesia treatment, produced significant symptom remission maintained over one-month and eight-month follow-up periods.
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, Nov 1, 1999
Younger patients were more likely to show changes involving behaviors such as absent-mindedness, ... more Younger patients were more likely to show changes involving behaviors such as absent-mindedness, depression, forgetfulness, agitation, anger, and confusion. Older patients tended to show even more change from baseline on behaviors exhibited by younger patients, as well as on such behaviors as motor slowness, fatigue, and reduced activity levels. Findings indicate differential behavioral response to TBI by age, and suggest that future research into neurobehavioral sequelae of TBI needs to consider this phenomenon.
Springer eBooks, 1981
The human ability “to see in the mind’s eye” has been of interest to those who ponder human behav... more The human ability “to see in the mind’s eye” has been of interest to those who ponder human behavior throughout recorded history. Systematic philosophical speculation within western civilization regarding mental imagery is often traced to Hume’s distinctions in the 18th century between the impressions arising from externally produced sensations and the faint images of these experiences that formed thought (Hume, 1912). Hume saw the primary distinction between these two types of mental experiences to be the greater force and vividness of the sensations. The question of how mental images are distinct from percepts has remained a key issue in philosophical inquiries on the topic.
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 1991
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 1991
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 1991
Concepts, Results, and Applications, 1981
The human ability “to see in the mind’s eye” has been of interest to those who ponder human behav... more The human ability “to see in the mind’s eye” has been of interest to those who ponder human behavior throughout recorded history. Systematic philosophical speculation within western civilization regarding mental imagery is often traced to Hume’s distinctions in the 18th century between the impressions arising from externally produced sensations and the faint images of these experiences that formed thought (Hume, 1912). Hume saw the primary distinction between these two types of mental experiences to be the greater force and vividness of the sensations. The question of how mental images are distinct from percepts has remained a key issue in philosophical inquiries on the topic.
American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 1977
The longitudinal treatment of a well-documented case of migraine headache using an additive treat... more The longitudinal treatment of a well-documented case of migraine headache using an additive treatment paradigm is presented. The relative effects of various pharmacological treatments, biofeedback, relaxation, autogenic and hypnotic approaches was assessed. Only autohypnotic anesthesia treatment, produced significant symptom remission maintained over one-month and eight-month follow-up periods.
Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 1991
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1979
The effect of response class on self-monitoring accuracy was investigated in a clinical populatio... more The effect of response class on self-monitoring accuracy was investigated in a clinical population. 16 in-patients of a VA hospital self-monitored verbal and nonverbal behaviors in a counterbalanced design. The results supported suggestions of superior self-recording accuracy with nonverbal target behaviors. The implications for clinical use of self-monitoring in assessment are discussed.
Journal of Behavioral Assessment, 1981
The Mental Status Examination in Psychological Assessment. Evaluations of Infants, Children, and ... more The Mental Status Examination in Psychological Assessment. Evaluations of Infants, Children, and Adolescents. Sources of Data. Evaluating Cognitive Problems in Children. Evaluating Emotional Problems in Children. Evaluating Behavior Problems in Children and Adolescents. Evaluating Relationship Problems in Youths. Evaluating Pervasive Problems in Children. Evaluating Substance Use and Other Impulse Problems in Children and Adolescents. Evaluating Highly Focused Problems in Children and Adolescents. Data and Integration: Diagnosis, Recommendations, and Records. Concluding Thoughts: The Professional Practice of Mental Health Evaluation.