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I. Psychology of Infertility

25 Abstract—The diagnostic of infertility effects marriage qualification (Key et al 1995; Diamond 1999).Some problems such as separation, divorce, depression, anxiety, hopelessness (Domar1998; Demyttenaere 1998; Parikh 2000; Lukse 1999; Chen 2000 quoted by Baby center.com), low quality of life and marriage maladjustment are described as common consequences of infertility. In such situation, cou...

PART I. OVERVIEW 1 Psychology of Infertility

Yearning for children and the heartbreak of barrenness have been a part of life since the beginning of mankind, chronicled throughout history by religious accounts, myths, legends, art, and literature. Whether driven by biological drive, social necessity, or psychological longing, the pursuit of a child or children has compelled men and women to seek a variety of remedies, sometimes even extrem...

Questionnaire about psychology/disease correlation–I

RATIONALE The existing personality inventories are exploring too general psychological features so that the possible psychology/disease associations might be leveled out. OBJECTIVE We attempt to build a tool to explore the possible correlation between certain psychological features and the most common internal disorders. METHOD We have used two questionnaires containing many pairs of synony...

Psychology Classics. Volume I. The Emotions

TIONS -By Carl Georgk Langs and Wiluam James. Williams and Wilkin s Co. Baltimore. 1922. 4 dollars. 135 pp. This well-got-up and well-edited volume contains a reprint of William James' article on " What is an Emotion ? " in Mind, for 1884, chapter 25 on " The Emotions from his Principles of Psychology " and a new translation of Eange's uUcbcy GcwutJisbczvcgungcH, The organic theory of the emoti...

PART I Clinical Psychology Research CHAPTER ONE Research Methodology and Clinical Psychology: An Overview