Editorial: Bayesian benefits for child psychology and psychiatry researchers

Guest editorial: classification in child psychiatry.

Psychology and Psychiatry for Nurses

purpose, and it is difficult to see how these books can be used. The introduction to Psychology and Psychiatry for Nurses states that the book is ritten for nurses in general training and for those in training as mental nurses. As Psychology and psychiatry are covered in a mere 140 pages it can hardly fulfil its PUrPose, though it may serve as a useful introduction. The first part, "Psychology"...

“Editorial Letter” Managing Authorship Conflicts: A Guide for Researchers

Nowadays, the issue of Authorship has increasingly expanded in the academic world and has resulted in a lot of problems for scholars and the editorial board of scientific Journals. Given the increasing number of postgraduate students and subsequent research activities, every day we witness the formal and informal arguments on the ambiguity and unfairness of decisions regarding authors' names an...

Psychology and Psychiatry

As the 'bulge' in the proportion of people over seventy-five continues to swell ominously over the next decade, we can expect to see many more such papers by consultants in psychogeriatrics, bemoaning with Dr Christie that 'the rising prevalence of dementia and the increasing survival of demented patients, is posing serious problems for the psychogeriatric services'. The problems from the patie...

Psychology and Psychiatry

Citation: Alean Al-Krenawi. “Polygamy and Mental Health: an International Perspective”. EC Psychology and Psychiatry 1.1 (2016): 1-3. Polygamy The term polygamy is a Greek word meaning ‘‘the practice of multiple marriages’’ and is used in related ways in social anthropology, socio-biology, and sociology. Polygamy can be defined as a type of marriage practice or union that involves a number of p...