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    <title>Comparison of fear in children with and without mental retardation : a study from Turkey</title>
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    <description>Title: Comparison of fear in children with and without mental retardation : a study from Turkey
Authors: Bayhan, Pinar; Artan, Ismihan; Yukselen, Arzu Ipek
Abstract: Fear, which is present right from the very early periods of human life is one of the most common forms of emotion. Intelligence is also suggested to be among the major factors that affect fear. This study was designed and conducted to examine the fears of trainable mentally retarded children and those without mental retardation. Eighty-eight trainable mentally retarded childern aged 10- 15 years and 122 children without mental retardation aged between 7-15 years were included in the study. The "Fear Survey for Children with and without Mental Retardation" developed by Ramirez and Kratochwill was used as the data collection tool. After statistical analysis, a significant relationship was found between mental retardation and the healthy states in terms of both the number of fear episodes and in its severity.</description>
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    <title>The Family Physician : It-Tabib tal-Familja : issue 23</title>
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    <description>Title: The Family Physician : It-Tabib tal-Familja : issue 23
Editors: Soler, Jean Karl
Abstract: 1/ Editorial --&#xD;
2/ Pierre Mallia &amp; Henk ten Have - Should family doctors counsel patients on genetic testing and screening? --&#xD;
3/ Daniel Sammut, &amp; John Buhagiar - St. James GP group practice : a success story --&#xD;
4/ Mario R. Sammut - The MCFD's participation at the ESGP/FM - Wonca Europe conference '02 --&#xD;
5/ Pinor Bayhan, Ismihan Artan, &amp; Arzu Ipek Yukselen - Comparison of fear in children with and without mental retardation : a study from Turkey --&#xD;
6/ Igor Svab - Slovenian Journal of Public Health --&#xD;
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    <description>Title: Slovenian Journal of Public Health
Abstract: The monthly review "Zdravstveno varstvo", for more than four decades presenting the basic publication on the domain of public health in Slovenia, is entering the year 2003 with a new editorial board and new goals. The main ones are to update the review and to increase its professional reputation. The basic concept remains the ·same: the review deals with the public health domain and primary health care. It stimulates the contributions regarding public health problems and public health development, especially in the area of Central and South- Eastern Europe.</description>
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    <title>The MCFD's participation at the ESGP/FM : WONCA Europe conference '02</title>
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    <description>Title: The MCFD's participation at the ESGP/FM : WONCA Europe conference '02
Abstract: The Malta College of Family Doctors (MCFD) was represented at the 2002 Conference of the European Society of General Practice / Family Medicine (ESGP/ FM) - the European Region of the World Organisation of Family Doctors (WONCA Europe). The conference was entitled 'Promoting Excellence in Family . Medicine', and took place on 9-13 June 2002 in Lon- don, U.K. under the auspices of the Royal College of General Practitioners during its 50th anniversary year. The MCFD representatives were Dr Denis Soler, College President, and Dr Mario R Sammut, Honorary Secretary, who made their own financial arrangements to attend.</description>
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