Negative expressed emotion best discriminates families with bipolar disorder children
Abstract
Children and adolescents with bipolar disorder (BD) live in family environments with high levels of expressed emotion (EE), conflict, and tension; as well as low maternal warmth and cohesion. These family characteristics have been evaluated in research settings using different scales. Nonetheless, empirically supported assessment instruments are not always feasible to be used in clinical settings. Our aim was to identify the best characteristics...
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Title
Negative expressed emotion best discriminates families with bipolar disorder children
Published Date
Jun 1, 2013
Volume
148
Issue
2-3
Pages
418 - 423
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