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• Assessment (psychosocial processes) - Appearance, behavior or mood - Speech, thought content and thought process - Sensorium - Insight and judgment - Family relationships and work habits - Level of growth and development— Recently Uploaded Slideshows
So researchers here weren't examining whether Med X worked for mom and child, but whether addressing a mother's depression had an effect on the child's psychosocial functioning.— Furious Seasons
I'm not particularly adept with kid's psychosocial rating scales, but I find it astonishing that the researchers are touting the positive benefits of treatment when kids whose moms improved and kids whose moms didn't largely wound up in the same assessment category on the C-GAS:— Furious Seasons
"[E] vidence based psychosocial interventions have been exhausted, rationally anticipated benefits of psychotropic drug treatment outweigh the risks, the person or entity authorizing administration of the drug (s) is fully informed, and close monitoring of, and appropriate means of responding to, treatment emergent effects are in place."— Furious Seasons

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