Number of males and females in each of the three ranges (0: No risk, 1: Low risk, 2–4: High risk) of MultiCAGE scales for non-substance potentially dysregulated/addictive behaviors, results of a χ2 test on the relationship between gender and MultiCAGE level of risk, and gamma (γ) coefficient of ordinal correlation (positive values stand for a higher incidence of risky behaviors in females).</p
The research literature on predicting violence is particularly lacking in specifying risk factors fo...
Few research studies have examined how screening outcomes may be different or similar for males and ...
<p>Results of the bivariate correlation analyses for males (n = 35, below the main diagonal) and fem...
Co-occurrence of drug misuse with other dysregulated behaviors is common. This study was aimed at ex...
<p>The effect size and confidence interval of each study are indicated by a square and a horizontal ...
The Tridimensional Personality Questionnaire (TPQ) was developed by Cloninger (1986) to measure heri...
<p><sup>°</sup>significant sex difference in correlation (no familywise error correction).</p><p>*si...
Prenatal androgen exposure affects the brain development of the fetus which may facilitate certain b...
Descriptive statistics for gender differences in risk propensity, risk-taking behavior, diurnal pref...
A substantial rise in the number of females involved in the criminal justice system has resulted in ...
This study examines sex differences in the risk threshold for adolescent delinquency. Analyses were ...
Boxes represent observed variables, solid single headed arrows represent positive associations, dash...
<p>Pearson’s correlation coefficients between serum uric acid and risk factors distributed by gender...
<p>Population attributable risks (PARs) and odds ratios (ORs) were calculated from the data of the p...
The Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory–3 is a brief, self-administered screening tool design...
The research literature on predicting violence is particularly lacking in specifying risk factors fo...
Few research studies have examined how screening outcomes may be different or similar for males and ...
<p>Results of the bivariate correlation analyses for males (n = 35, below the main diagonal) and fem...
Co-occurrence of drug misuse with other dysregulated behaviors is common. This study was aimed at ex...
<p>The effect size and confidence interval of each study are indicated by a square and a horizontal ...
The Tridimensional Personality Questionnaire (TPQ) was developed by Cloninger (1986) to measure heri...
<p><sup>°</sup>significant sex difference in correlation (no familywise error correction).</p><p>*si...
Prenatal androgen exposure affects the brain development of the fetus which may facilitate certain b...
Descriptive statistics for gender differences in risk propensity, risk-taking behavior, diurnal pref...
A substantial rise in the number of females involved in the criminal justice system has resulted in ...
This study examines sex differences in the risk threshold for adolescent delinquency. Analyses were ...
Boxes represent observed variables, solid single headed arrows represent positive associations, dash...
<p>Pearson’s correlation coefficients between serum uric acid and risk factors distributed by gender...
<p>Population attributable risks (PARs) and odds ratios (ORs) were calculated from the data of the p...
The Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory–3 is a brief, self-administered screening tool design...
The research literature on predicting violence is particularly lacking in specifying risk factors fo...
Few research studies have examined how screening outcomes may be different or similar for males and ...
<p>Results of the bivariate correlation analyses for males (n = 35, below the main diagonal) and fem...