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Participants were given a modified Brief Fear of Negative Evaluation (Brief-FNE) scale [21] to assess their fear of being negatively evaluated by both their advisor and another faculty member who worked for the same department but was not in the participant's lab (e.g., I am afraid that Professor XXX will not approve of me).

In order to enhance the utilization of evaluation findings, conclusions and recommendations, the Evaluation Office is now issuing 4-page Evaluation Briefs on each finalized report.

Continue preparing the evaluation briefs called "Hot Off the Press: Lessons from Evaluation" andto sponsor "lessons learned exercises" as in Istanbul in October 2003 to review UNICEF's emergency preparedness in Iraq.

A 27-year-old Caucasian woman with a history of left ONH diagnosed before 2 years of age was seen for evaluation of brief head pains.

There is potential for evaluation of brief preoperative cognitive behaviour interventions, such as cognitive reframing or other psychological coping techniques, targeted at enhancing positive outlook and expectations before undergoing surgery for breast cancer.

More specifically the assessment recommended formal screening for alcohol problems on admission and the piloting and evaluation of brief interventions for those with mild to moderate alcohol problems staying for short periods.

However, as this outcome is rather unusual in the evaluation of brief interventions for the reduction of cocaine use, we will also rely on the number of days that cocaine has been used over the past 30 days.

In effect, computer-based interventions can serve as "clinician extenders," offering a means of delivering high-quality, standardized versions of screening, evaluation, and brief treatments, at relatively low cost.

Patients underwent a general sociodemographic and medical history evaluation, a brief psychiatric interview (Primary Care Evaluation of Mental Disorders, PRIME-MD) and completed a battery of questionnaires including the AQLQ(S), the St-Georges Respiratory Questionnaire (SGRQ), and the Psychiatric Symptom Index (PSI).

25 Two low-intensity approaches have been subjected to systematic evaluation: (i) brief treatments in which parents are guided to work through a book that instructs them on how to help their child overcome their difficulties with anxiety ('bibliotherapy') and (ii) treatments delivered via computerised platforms ('e-therapies').