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Obligatory associations: a function of dreamingEPSTEIN, A. W.The American journal of psychiatry. 1988, Vol 145, Num 3, pp 365-366, issn 0002-953XArticle

Components of life satisfaction in middle and later life adults: perceived social competence, leisure participation, and leisure satisfactionSNEEGAS, J. J.Journal of leisure research. 1986, Vol 18, Num 4, pp 248-258, issn 0022-2216Article

Stressful life events and material deprivation in hoarding disorderLANDAU, Danielle; IERVOLINO, Alessandra C; PERTUSA, Alberto et al.Journal of anxiety disorders. 2011, Vol 25, Num 2, pp 192-202, issn 0887-6185, 11 p.Article

La notion d'événement dans le cadre de processus complexes = The notion of event in the frame of complex processesMATARASSO, M.Revue de médecine psychosomatique (1985). 1986, Vol 27, Num 6, pp 47-57, issn 0298-3850Conference Paper

Daily versus major life events as predictors of symptom frequency: a replication studyJANDORF, L; DEBLINGER, E; NEALE, J. M et al.The Journal of general psychology. 1986, Vol 113, Num 3, pp 205-218, issn 0022-1309Article

Inferring causality in life event researchCOOKE, D. J.Stress medicine. 1986, Vol 2, Num 2, pp 141-152, issn 0748-8386Article

Play, pleasure, and other positive life events : Non-specific factors in recovery from mental illness?DAVIDSON, Larry; SHAHAR, Golan; STAEHELI LAWLESS, Martha et al.Psychiatry (Washington, D.C.). 2006, Vol 69, Num 2, pp 151-163, issn 0033-2747, 13 p.Article

Life events and somatisation among studentsSCALOUBACA, D; SLADE, P; CREED, F et al.Journal of psychosomatic research. 1988, Vol 32, Num 2, pp 221-229, issn 0022-3999Article

Life events in schizophrenia. The WHO collaborative studyBEBBINGTON, P. E.Social Psychiatry. 1987, Vol 22, Num 4, pp 179-180, issn 0037-7813Article

Facteurs événementiels et dépression: le questionnaire EVE, une nouvelle approche de méthodologie prédictive = Life events and depression. A new methodological approachFERRERI, M; VACHER, J; TAWIL, S et al.Psychologie médicale. 1987, Vol 19, Num 13, pp 2441-2448, issn 0048-5756Article

Effects of stress from current problems: comparison to major life eventsNEZU, A. M.Journal of clinical psychology. 1986, Vol 42, Num 6, pp 847-852, issn 0021-9762Article

Life events and mania: a special relationship?AMBELAS, A.British journal of psychiatry (Print). 1987, Vol 150, pp 235-240, issn 0007-1250, INDEXArticle

Global perceived stress level as a moderator of the relationship between negative life events and depression = Le niveau global du stress perçu est un modérateur de la relation entre événements de vie négatifs et dépressionKUIPER, N.A; OLINGER, L.J; LYONS, L.M et al.JOURNAL OF HUMAN STRESS. 1986, Vol 12, Num 4, 149 p.Serial Issue

The reliability of subjects' reports on stressful life events inventories: a longitudinal studyKLEIN, D. N; RUBOVITS, D. R.Journal of behavioral medicine. 1987, Vol 10, Num 5, pp 501-512, issn 0160-7715Article

Perceived effectiveness of children's, preparation for a stressful medical eventPETERSON, L; EVERETT, K; FARMER, J et al.Journal of pediatric psychology. 1988, Vol 13, Num 1, pp 23-32, issn 0146-8693Article

Stressful life events preceding the acute onset of schizophrenia: a cross-national study from the world health organizationDAY, R; NIELSEN, J. A; SARTORIUS, N et al.Culture, medicine and psychiatry. 1987, Vol 11, Num 2, pp 123-205, issn 0165-005XArticle

High perceived stress in relation to life events is associated with blunted cardiac reactivityGINTY, Annie T; CONKLIN, Sarah M.Biological psychology. 2011, Vol 86, Num 3, pp 383-385, issn 0301-0511, 3 p.Article

Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Multiple-Session Early Interventions Following Traumatic EventsROBERTS, Neil P; KITCHINER, Neil J; KENARDY, Justin et al.The American journal of psychiatry. 2009, Vol 166, Num 3, pp 293-301, issn 0002-953X, 9 p.Article

Identification of stress buffersWHEELER, R. J; FRANK, M. A.Behavioral medicine (Washington, DC). 1988, Vol 14, Num 2, pp 78-89Article

Frequency of reporting of adverse events in randomized controlled trials of psychotherapy vs. psychopharmacotherapyVAUGHAN, Barney; GOLDSTEIN, Michael H; ALIKAKOS, Maria et al.Comprehensive psychiatry (Print). 2014, Vol 55, Num 4, pp 849-855, issn 0010-440X, 7 p.Article

UNDERSTANDING PERCEPTIONS OF BENEFIT FOLLOWING ADVERSITY: HOW DO DISTINCT ASSESSMENTS OF GROWTH RELATE TO COPING AND ADJUSTMENT TO STRESSFUL EVENTS?YANEZ, Betina R; STANTON, Annette L; HOYT, Michael A et al.Journal of social and clinical psychology. 2011, Vol 30, Num 7, pp 699-721, issn 0736-7236, 23 p.Article

Differentiating emotions in relation to deserved or undeserved outcomes: A retrospective study of real-life eventsFEATHER, N. T; MCKEE, Ian R.Cognition and emotion (Print). 2009, Vol 23, Num 5, pp 955-977, issn 0269-9931, 23 p.Article

Variant in RGS2 moderates posttraumatic stress symptoms following potentially traumatic event exposureAMSTADTER, Ananda B; KOENEN, Karestan C; RUGGIERO, Kenneth J et al.Journal of anxiety disorders. 2009, Vol 23, Num 3, pp 369-373, issn 0887-6185, 5 p.Article

Traumatic and socially stressful life events among persons with social anxiety disorderERWIN, Brigette A; HEIMBERG, Richard G; MARX, Brian P et al.Journal of anxiety disorders. 2006, Vol 20, Num 7, pp 896-914, issn 0887-6185, 19 p.Article