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The relationship between attachment and empathy in the development of psychopathic traits among aggressive adolescents: Theoretical considerations and implications for intervention
Violent crime is a devastating social problem that affects the physical and mental health of victims, and…
View details2005Competition
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The relationship between developmental factors and the ability of children to accurately complete a self-report pain scale
Pain is a complex, subjective experience that cannot be measured directly. Self-report rating scales are commonly used…
View details2003Competition
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The relationship between emotion processes and health in children at-risk for the development of anxiety disorders
While feeling shy, uncertain, or apprehensive with strangers or in new situations is common in young children,…
View details2006Competition
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The relationship between socioeconomic status and short-acting beta-agonist use by asthmatics in BC
Asthma is a chronic disease that affects approximately one in 20 Canadians. Research has shown an association…
View details2002Competition
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The relationship between the cortico-reticulospinal tract and motor function in stroke survivors
Stroke is a leading cause of long-term disability in Canada that causes movement impairments on one side…
View details2022Competition
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The Relationship Between the Immune System and the Normal Gut Microflora in Salmonella Typhimurium Infection: A Two Sided Tale
Understanding the role of the microbiota in the development and progression of diseases has received a great…
View details2009Competition
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The reliability and validity of the External Hostile Attributions Scale (EHAS) in a sample of civil psychiatric patients and criminal offenders
Violence, victimization, and suicide-related behaviours have many negative consequences on society and are viewed as critical public…
View details2008Competition
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The role and regulation of pannexin ion channels during cytotoxic edema
A primary and often fatal consequence of stroke, traumatic brain injury, and other brain insults is edema:…
View details2015Competition
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The role of a novel gene involved in autophagic programmed cell death
All multi-cellular organisms begin as a single cell that multiplies and develops into a fully formed adult.…
View details2004Competition
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The role of ABC transporters on cellular cholesterol homeostasis and beta-cell function
Type 2 diabetes affects more than two million Canadians and causes a range of significant health issues,…
View details2008Competition
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The role of ABCA1 and microRNAs in the regulation of beta cell function
Type 2 diabetes currently affects 2.5 million Canadians. Elevated blood cholesterol levels increase the risk of developing…
View details2011Competition
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The role of active participation in the development of perspective taking in children with and without autism
Autism and its related disorders are characterized by widespread abnormalities of social interactions and communication, as well…
View details2008Competition
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