Inter-relations between cognitive factors in the prediction of outcome among chronic alcoholics
This thesis is concerned with the role of cognitive dysfunction and other psychological processes in mediating the treatment outcome of hospitalized alcoholics. The research involves identifying antecedent correlates of cognitive dysfunction measured during hospitalization, and determining the relat...
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ndltd-canterbury.ac.nz-oai-ir.canterbury.ac.nz-10092-47572015-03-30T15:27:57ZInter-relations between cognitive factors in the prediction of outcome among chronic alcoholicsAbbott, Max WendenThis thesis is concerned with the role of cognitive dysfunction and other psychological processes in mediating the treatment outcome of hospitalized alcoholics. The research involves identifying antecedent correlates of cognitive dysfunction measured during hospitalization, and determining the relationship of this dysfunction to therapy involvement and post-treatment functioning. A further concern lies in the identification of other factors (demographic, social, and psychological), that influence these dependent measures, and their importance in this respect, relative to that of cognitive dysfunction.University of Canterbury. Psychology2010-10-31T19:51:05Z2010-10-31T19:51:05Z1979Electronic thesis or dissertationTexthttp://hdl.handle.net/10092/4757enNZCUCopyright Max Wenden Abbotthttp://library.canterbury.ac.nz/thesis/etheses_copyright.shtml |
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This thesis is concerned with the role of cognitive dysfunction and other psychological processes in mediating the treatment outcome of hospitalized alcoholics. The research involves identifying antecedent correlates of cognitive dysfunction measured during hospitalization, and determining the relationship of this dysfunction to therapy involvement and post-treatment functioning. A further concern lies in the identification of other factors (demographic, social, and psychological), that influence these dependent measures, and their importance in this respect, relative to that of cognitive dysfunction. |
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Inter-relations between cognitive factors in the prediction of outcome among chronic alcoholics |
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Inter-relations between cognitive factors in the prediction of outcome among chronic alcoholics |
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Inter-relations between cognitive factors in the prediction of outcome among chronic alcoholics |
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Inter-relations between cognitive factors in the prediction of outcome among chronic alcoholics |
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Inter-relations between cognitive factors in the prediction of outcome among chronic alcoholics |
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inter-relations between cognitive factors in the prediction of outcome among chronic alcoholics |
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