A short-term longitudinal study with 4and 5-month-old infants investigated whether infants’ prior experience with contingency or noncontingency in social interactions with specific others affects infants’ preference for these others in subsequent interactions. On Session 1 infants were simultaneously presented with social interaction from two strangers via video, one was interacting contingentl...

What is Russia and where is it going? As we approach the ninth year after the Fall, we are faced with Russia’s unprecedented economic decline, year in year out. The story is grim whether measured by gross domestic product, capital investment, industrial and agricultural output, inflation, budget deficits, international debt, educational levels, or health and mortality. Just when economists anti...

BACKGROUND Routine EEGs in individuals with epilepsy have interictal spikes in 56% of cases. The availability of prolonged EEG has changed the use of EEG in the assessment of epilepsy. OBJECTIVE To determine the time to first epileptiform activity on EEG in patients with epilepsy. This data will help optimize the duration of electrographic assessment for interictal activity in epileptic indiv...

BACKGROUND Frequent short sickness absences result in understaffing and interfere with work processes. We need more knowledge about factors associated with this type of absence. AIMS To investigate associations between the frequency of previous sickness absence and self-reported perceptions of health and work. METHODS Cross-sectional study of female hospital care workers in which health, wo...