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Psychological Assessment|September 9, 2010
Causal client models in selecting effective interventions: a cognitive mapping studyLeontien de Kwaadsteniet, York Hagmayer, Nicole P C M Krol, et al.Psychological Assessment|September 9, 2010
Psychometric comparisons of the Pictorial Child Behavior Checklist with the standard version of the instrumentMarie Leiner, Leslie Rescorla, Irma Medina, et al.Psychological Assessment|September 9, 2010
The latent structure of childhood aggression: a taxometric analysis of self-reported and teacher-rated aggression in Israeli schoolchildrenGlenn D Walters, Tammie Ronen, Michael RosenbaumPsychological Assessment|September 9, 2010
Heterogeneity in the latent structure of PTSD symptoms among Canadian veteransJames A Naifeh, J Don Richardson, Kevin S Del Ben, et al.Psychological Assessment|September 1, 2010
The Psychopathy Checklist: Youth Version and adolescent and adult recidivism: considerations with respect to gender, ethnicity, and ageKeira C Stockdale, Mark E Olver, Stephen C P WongPsychological Assessment|October 6, 2010
The risk-taking and self-harm inventory for adolescents: development and psychometric evaluationIoanna Vrouva, Peter Fonagy, Pasco R M Fearon, et al.Psychological Assessment|February 16, 2011
Assessing adolescent mindfulness: validation of an adapted Mindful Attention Awareness Scale in adolescent normative and psychiatric populationsKirk Warren Brown, Angela Marie West, Tamara M Loverich, et al.Psychological Assessment|February 2, 2011
The PANAS structure revisited: on the validity of a bifactor model in community and forensic samplesAnja Leue, André BeauducelPsychological Assessment|February 2, 2011
The Perceived Stress Reactivity Scale: measurement invariance, stability, and validity in three countriesWolff Schlotz, Ilona S Yim, Peggy M Zoccola, et al.Psychological Assessment|February 2, 2011
An evaluation of the Brief Symptom Inventory-18 using item response theory: which items are most strongly related to psychological distress?Rob R Meijer, Rivka M de Vries, Vincent van BruggenPageof 247