Refining Our Criteria

Refining our policies on co-authorship requirements

Refining our ability to measure posttraumatic growth.

Some investigators question the extent to which the Posttraumatic Growth Inventory (PTGI) measures perceived growth versus genuine positive change. The present study examined whether the PTGI is more likely to assess changes in emotional and psychological functioning when only including events high in event centrality. Event centrality refers to the extent to which an individual construes a str...

Refining temporal criteria to classify collaborative systems

This paper presents a critical analysis of classification criteria for collaborative systems, and a more refined proposal for their reformulation. The analysis highlights the multiplicity of definitions and uses of the same set of classification terms which denote time relationships in collaborative systems. We observe that authors, when characterizing collaborative systems, use concepts withou...

Refining our understanding of NgR1 function during myelin inhibition.

Refining our diagnostic system--cake or comorbid bread and fudge?

c s o t r o a t s v o h e l a T he American Psychiatric Association recently released its recommendations for DSM-V and ignited another round of vigorous debate as to how our field should categorize the vast array of behavioral problems that present for assessment and treatment. Although the public can easily dismiss this process as merely academic reshuffling of the same deck, the clinical and...