J. Palix

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Psychologie (11) Sociologie (1)

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Articles (8) Colloques et conférences (6)

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Documents écrit par J. Palix (13) | parle de J. Palix (0)

Measuring the Severity of Objective and Subjective Patient-to-Staff Violence in Psychogeriatric and Adult Psychiatric Wards: A Retrospective Study of Four Swiss Hospitals.
M. Abbiati et al.
Dynamics of parasympathetic activity in violent incarcerated offenders before, during, and in recovery from an emotional inhibition task.
J. Palix et al. (3 mai 2022)
The Utility of Physiological Measures in Assessing the Empathic Skills of Incarcerated Violent Offenders.
J. Palix et al.
Frontal cortical thickness correlates positively with impulsivity in early psychosis male patients.
P.S. Baumann et al.
Violent behaviour in early psychosis patients: Can we identify clinical risk profiles?
V. Moulin et al.
Cannabis, a Significant Risk Factor for Violent Behavior in the Early Phase Psychosis. Two Patterns of Interaction of Factors Increase the Risk of Violent Behavior: Cannabis Use Disorder and Impulsivity; Cannabis Use Disorder, Lack of Insight and Treatment Adherence.
V. Moulin et al. (2018)
Frontal cortical thickness correlates positively with impulsivity in early psychosis patients
P. S. Baumann et al.
Entraînement à faire face au stress professionnel pour les personnes avec un retard intellectuel : une étude pilote / Training to cope with workplace stress for people with mild intellectual disability: a pilot study
J Favrod et al. (2015)
Effects of anxiety on visuospatial pattern discrimination and decision-making processes: what can we learn from brain dynamics ?
C. Brandner et al.
Free condition selection is ruled by attention: behavioural and electrocortical evidences
J. Palix et al. (2008)
Free condition selection: the choice is ruled by attention
J Palix et al. (2008)
Electro-cortical correlates of bimanual coordination in adults: motor inhibition in a selective stop task
J. Barral et al.
Brain oscillations : Indicators for serial processing in inefficient visual search ?
J. Palix et al.