Browsing by Author "González-Forteza, C."

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    Estresores cotidianos, malestar depresivo e ideacion suicida en adolescentes mexicanos
    (1994) González-Forteza, C.; Andrade, P.; Div. de Investigaciones Epidemiologicas y Sociales, Instituto Mexicano de Psiquiatria, Mexico DF.
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    Intento suicida y uso del tiempo libre en adolescentes mexicanos
    (2000) González-Forteza, C.; Mariño, M.C.; Mondragón, L.; Medina-Mora, M.E.; Instituto Mexicano de Psiquiatría; gonzac@imp.edu.mx
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    Psychiatric symptomatology in female family members of alcoholic patients: a descriptive study in Mexico
    (CIC edizioni internazionali, 1991) González-Forteza, C.; Romero Mendoza, M.; Caraveo Anduaga, J.; Epidemiologic and Social Research Division, Mexican Institute of Psychiatry, Mexico City, Mexico
    The present paper contains a description of the psychiatric symptomatology of some female family members of an alcoholic patient. The information is the result of a previous study made by the Aid Center for the Alcoholic and his Family (CAAF), to evaluate the validity and reliability of the Diagnostic Interview Schedule (DIS). For the present work a subsample of women (n=87) was selected. Firstly, we worked out the symptomatological profiles of psychosexual dysfunctions, depression/dysthymia and generalized anxiety to detect the symptoms through which the women in this study more frequently express their emotional discomforts. Subsequently, we delimited two groups of analysis, on the basis of the main diagnostic overlap in this sample: women with psychosexual dysfunctions: 1. with depression/dysthymia –SEX/DEP-(n=21),a and 2. without depression/ dysthymia –SEXnoDEP-(n=28). A comparison was made between these groups to identify the symptoms that reached significant differences. The results obtained are discussed regarding their clinical implications, such as the usefulness of the DIS instrument for clinical and epidemiological research in Mexico.
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    The meaning of "family" among students through the use of semantic networks
    (INTERAMER SOC PSYCHOL UNIV CALIFORNIA, SPANISH SPEAKING MENTAL HEALTH RES CENTER, LOS ANGELES, CA 90024 USA, 1999) Mora-Ríos, J.; González-Forteza, C.; Jiménez-Tapia, A.; Andrade-Palos, P.; Inst Mexicano Psiquiatria, Div Invest Epidemiol, Mexico City, DF, Mexico