Psychopathology and attrition in the Baltimore ECA 15-year follow-up 1981-1996

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Baltimore 100%
• Psychopathology 77%
• Antisocial Personality Disorder 17%
• Mortality 13%
• Education 12%
• Income 10%
• Cognitive Dysfunction 10%
• Mental Disorders 10%
• Comorbidity 10%
• Criminal Law 9%
• Directories 9%
• Medical Assistance 9%
• Widowhood 8%
• Child 8%
• Sampling Studies 8%
• Phobic Disorders 8%
• Weapons 8%
• Divorce 8%
• Social Security 8%
• Unemployment 7%
• Social Welfare 7%
• Sex Education 7%
• Hospital Records 7%
• Social Networking 7%
• Postal Service 7%
• Motor Vehicles 7%
• Protective Factors 7%
• Marital Status 6%
• Health Insurance 6%
• Medicare 6%
• Spouses 6%
• Cocaine 6%
• Bipolar Disorder 6%
• Social Support 6%
• Suicide 6%
• Alcoholism 5%
• Substance-Related Disorders 5%
• Pharmaceutical Preparations 5%
• Language 5%
• Observation 4%
• Interviews 4%
• Logistic Models 4%
• Demography 4%
• Health 3%
• Population 2%

Social Sciences

• psychopathology 77%
• mortality 20%
• cognitive impairment 14%
• comorbidity 14%
• response behavior 14%
• married couple 13%
• household income 12%
• mental disorder 12%
• school education 12%
• drug use 10%
• hospital records 9%
• personality 8%
• household size 7%
• phobia 7%
• elementary education 7%
• life situation 6%
• health insurance 6%
• drug abuse 6%
• number of children 6%
• motor vehicle 5%
• social welfare 5%
• marital status 5%
• Criminal Justice Systems 5%
• social security 5%
• suicide 5%
• spouse 5%
• weapon 5%
• unemployment 5%
• credit 5%
• foreign language 5%
• social support 4%
• illness 4%
• logistics 4%
• social network 4%
• alcohol 4%
• ethnicity 4%
• abuse 4%
• assistance 4%
• death 4%
• regression 3%
• human being 3%
• health 2%
• interview 2%
• education 1%