Thomas Detre
Biographic Data
| ID | 5510652 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas Detre |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas |
| FAMILY NAME | Detre |
| SIGNATURE | DETRE T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yale University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Personality style and sexual functioning among psychiatric outpatients
Although the notion of "psychosexual" disorder implies a relationship between sexual dysfunction and psychological maladaptation, the nature of that relationship remains puzzling. In this study the relationship between sexual difficulties and four personality styles (the anxious personality, the impulsive personality, the obsessive personality, and the phobic personality) was examined. Data were obtained from 185 psychiatric outpatients who compl…
Relationship of certain childhood ‘traits’ to adult psychiatric disorders
An investigation of 174 adult psychiatric outpatients reporting on nine different difficulties they may have experienced as children suggests certain links between childhood difficulties and lifelong personality traits, as well as adult psychiatric symptomatology. Findings suggest that the childhood traits related to schizophrenia might be manifestations of minimal organic brain dysfunctioning
Deviant” Behavior Patterns in School Children, Application of KdsTM-14
In designing and implementing effective mental health services for children, the ability to identify deviant behavior patterns in school children and to determine the number of children who fall into these areas is crucial. By means of a preliminary survey which identified such children, we were able to perform a study of problem students who fell into three categories, unusually aggressive children, children with learning difficulties, and shy-w…
The Kds-1
This report replicates earlier findings with the KDS-1 scale in discriminating between normal and clinic groups. Certain statistical tests of reliability and independence among the symptom clusters support the notion that KDS-1 can be used to measure different psychopathological syndromes
KDS-1 Scale for Symptom Discrimination
After being utilized in both inpatient and outpatient settings, the Kupfer-Detre Self-rating Scale (KDSTM-1) was used to discriminate psychiatric patients and non-patients (“normals”) by the application of cluster scores derived from the symptom scale. Of the 5, 4 clusters (depression, neurosis, psychosis, and organicity) distinguished the 2 groups significantly. Cluster cut-off scores further refined this technique for discriminating the psychia…
Development and Application of the KDSTM-1 in Inpatient and Outpatient Settings
The Kupfer-Detre Self-rating Scale (KDSTM-1) was designed as a short, comprehensive instrument which could be utilized in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Four different psychiatric services participated in administering the questionnaire to over 500 patients in its first large-scale trial. The KDS-1 distinguished 17 differences in symptoms among the 4 patient groups and discriminated 13 differences in symptoms between inpatients and outpa…
An investigation into the nature of the patient-family therapy group
The role of the general hospital in modern community psychiatry
Technical advantages of general hospital psychiatry are well known: laboratory facilities, personnel recruitment, referral and follow-up opportunities. Increasing social acceptance leads to earlier case detection and referral. Psychotherapeutic advantages of the community's proximity include minimizing the patient's social isolation by involving and focusing on transactions of family, community and group. Hospitalization is seen, not as curative,…
Personality style and sexual functioning among psychiatric outpatients
Although the notion of "psychosexual" disorder implies a relationship between sexual dysfunction and psychological maladaptation, the nature of that relationship remains puzzling. In this study the relationship between sexual difficulties and four personality styles (the anxious personality, the impulsive personality, the obsessive personality, and the phobic personality) was examined. Data were obtained from 185 psychiatric outpatients who compl…
The role of the general hospital in modern community psychiatry
Technical advantages of general hospital psychiatry are well known: laboratory facilities, personnel recruitment, referral and follow-up opportunities. Increasing social acceptance leads to earlier case detection and referral. Psychotherapeutic advantages of the community's proximity include minimizing the patient's social isolation by involving and focusing on transactions of family, community and group. Hospitalization is seen, not as curative,…
An investigation into the nature of the patient-family therapy group
Development and Application of the KDSTM-1 in Inpatient and Outpatient Settings
The Kupfer-Detre Self-rating Scale (KDSTM-1) was designed as a short, comprehensive instrument which could be utilized in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Four different psychiatric services participated in administering the questionnaire to over 500 patients in its first large-scale trial. The KDS-1 distinguished 17 differences in symptoms among the 4 patient groups and discriminated 13 differences in symptoms between inpatients and outpa…
KDS-1 Scale for Symptom Discrimination
After being utilized in both inpatient and outpatient settings, the Kupfer-Detre Self-rating Scale (KDSTM-1) was used to discriminate psychiatric patients and non-patients (“normals”) by the application of cluster scores derived from the symptom scale. Of the 5, 4 clusters (depression, neurosis, psychosis, and organicity) distinguished the 2 groups significantly. Cluster cut-off scores further refined this technique for discriminating the psychia…
The Kds-1
This report replicates earlier findings with the KDS-1 scale in discriminating between normal and clinic groups. Certain statistical tests of reliability and independence among the symptom clusters support the notion that KDS-1 can be used to measure different psychopathological syndromes
Deviant” Behavior Patterns in School Children, Application of KdsTM-14
In designing and implementing effective mental health services for children, the ability to identify deviant behavior patterns in school children and to determine the number of children who fall into these areas is crucial. By means of a preliminary survey which identified such children, we were able to perform a study of problem students who fell into three categories, unusually aggressive children, children with learning difficulties, and shy-w…
Relationship of certain childhood ‘traits’ to adult psychiatric disorders
An investigation of 174 adult psychiatric outpatients reporting on nine different difficulties they may have experienced as children suggests certain links between childhood difficulties and lifelong personality traits, as well as adult psychiatric symptomatology. Findings suggest that the childhood traits related to schizophrenia might be manifestations of minimal organic brain dysfunctioning
Personality style and sexual functioning among psychiatric outpatients
Although the notion of "psychosexual" disorder implies a relationship between sexual dysfunction and psychological maladaptation, the nature of that relationship remains puzzling. In this study the relationship between sexual difficulties and four personality styles (the anxious personality, the impulsive personality, the obsessive personality, and the phobic personality) was examined. Data were obtained from 185 psychiatric outpatients who compl…
Psychology (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (6 works) · Psychiatry (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Scale (ratio (4 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Mental Health Research Topics (3 works) · Rating scale (3 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (2 works)