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West Virginia University
1993-2025
University of Charleston
2010-2017
Klinik Roderbirke
1999
GreenWood Resources (United States)
1999
University of Florida Health Science Center
1997
University Medical Center
1979-1989
Charleston Area Medical Center
1989
Memorializes Joseph D. Matarazzo (1925-2025). taught at Washington University School of Medicine (1952-1955) and Harvard Medical (1955-1957). He was then recruited to establish the first administratively autonomous department medical psychology in United States Oregon School. As a scientist practitioner, he major contributor advancement psychological assessment as an art based on science, emphasizing clinical history equal or more important than test results. Committed facilitating organized...
This study examined the personality and cognitive characteristics of morbidly obese patients seeking gastroplasty. Rather than “modal” psychological for group as a whole, this investigation attempted to identify potentially relevant sources variability that might serve markers later identifying at risk poor surgical outcome. Results indicate while share many life concerns normal-range characteristics, they are quite heterogenous in terms psychopathological features, with 72% falling into one...
The distribution and characteristics of workplace injuries for West Virginia volunteer fire fighters (VFFs) are described using 1992 workers' compensation data. Most the occurred in VFFs who were less than 30 years age (62%). most common type those category lacerations contusions (28.9%), with a notable percentage due to smoke inhalation respiratory problems (13.7%). proportional rates related falls almost twice national figures same year (39.3% versus 22.3%). County population density was...
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Peripheral and central theories of emotion differ in the role they ascribe to cognitive physiological variables arousal. This study compared responses quadriplegics normal controls sexually arousing stimuli under various conditions false heart‐rate feedback. The results support a centralist position relatively greater importance factors emotional responsiveness.