SF Journal of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health
Published articles in this issue
Abstract: Examination of the traits and characteristics of 36 sexual sadists found that the majority were white males, with a history of violent fantasies. The most common characteristics involved the criminal act itself, such as torture, asphyxiation and bondage. Traumatic childhood experiences and the presence of minor sexual deviations
Abstract: Semantic differentiation and content analysis accomplished of a collection of children wartime drawings from former Yugoslavia (1991-1995). Slides of 50 untitled anonymous artworks were assessed by a group of lay judges from Hungary (social work students) in using 30 bi-polar Semantic Differential (SD) scales.
Abstract: Major Depression is a significant source of disability, often manifesting as a chronic, recurring condition over an affected person’s lifetime. Most people receive no care, but those who do are most often treated in primary care.