Class position and types of mental illness.

Hollingshead, August B.; Redlich, Fredrick C.

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“… a IQ assessed using Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence . Data were missing for 2 participants. b Socioeconomic status assessed using Two Factor Index of Social Position by Hollingshead . Data were missing for 14 participants. c The ARI parent-report and youth-report forms and SCARED youth-report form each were missing total scores for 1 participant.…”

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A Latent Variable Approach to Differentiating Neural Mechanisms of Irritability and Anxiety in Youth

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“…Subsequent studies showed that psychotic disorders vary considerably across replicable social and environmental gradients, including increased rates among men, younger adults, racial/ethnic minority groups, and with urban birth and upbringing . This finding built on earlier epidemiologic studies from the United States and Europe, which revealed strong associations between neighborhood social deprivation and greater rates of psychosis. Nevertheless, to our knowledge, there has been no international comparison of the incidence of psychotic disorders since the World Health Organization study .…”

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“…In Session 1, information was recorded concerning the subject's offense history and occupation, and his socioeconomic status was scored (Hollingshead & Redlich, 1957). The age of the subject was also noted, and each subject completed Raven's Progressive Matrices in order that an estimate of his intelligence could be derived.…”

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Erectile responses among heterosexual child molesters, father-daughter incest offenders, and matched non-offenders: Five distinct age preference profiles.

Barbaree

Marshall²

1989

Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science / Revue canadienne des

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Erectile responses to pictures of nude females ranging in age from 3-24 years were studied in a group of 21 incest offenders, 40 non-familial child molesters, and a group of 22 non-offender subjects approximately matched on socioeconomic status, intelligence, and age. Profiles of erectile responses, plotting percent of full erection over age of target stimulus, were drawn for each individual subject. These profiles were sorted reliably by judges, and later by computer, into five distinct profile shapes reflecting:(1) a failure to discriminate among the stimuli; or a clear preference for either (2) adults, (3) adults and teens, (4) children, or (5) children and adults. Non-offenders primarily showed 'adult' profiles, while incest offenders displayed either a non-discriminating profile or an 'adult' preference pattern. The non-familial child molester group was heterogeneous in that members of this group were distributed among the five profile shapes. Offenders who displayed a 'child' profile reported a greater number of victims and were found to have used a greater degree of force in the commission of their most recent offence compared with other offenders. Further, offenders whose profiles were classified in the 'child' profile group were lower in socioeconomic status than offenders in the adult profile category.

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Class position and types of mental illness.

Cited by 37 publications

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A Latent Variable Approach to Differentiating Neural Mechanisms of Irritability and Anxiety in Youth

A Latent Variable Approach to Differentiating Neural Mechanisms of Irritability and Anxiety in Youth

Treated Incidence of Psychotic Disorders in the Multinational EU-GEI Study

Erectile responses among heterosexual child molesters, father-daughter incest offenders, and matched non-offenders: Five distinct age preference profiles.

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