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Chalder

An obsolete Scottish unit of dry volume. For beans, grass seed, peas, rye, salt, and wheat, one chalder was approximately equivalent to 2,324.9 liters. For barley, malt, and oats, however, it was approximately equivalent to 3,362.5 liters.

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Chalder T., Berelowitz G., Pawlikowska T., Watts L., Wessely S., Wright D., & Wallace E.

Perceived experience of fatigue in clinical and general population: descriptors and associated reactivities

The coprimary end points of fatigue and physical functioning were measured with the patient-reported Chalder fatigue questionnaire and the Short Form-36 physical function subscale.

CBT, graded exercise tamed chronic fatigue

The coprimary end points of fatigue and physical functioning were measured using the patient-reported Chalder fatigue questionnaire and the Short Form-36 physical function subscale.

CBT, exercise help chronic fatigue syndrome

Sabe-se que, nas famílias multiproblemáticas, há maiores chances de um indivíduo ter uma infância infeliz e o uso do álcool estaria associado à necessidade do indivíduo de se refugiar das frustrações, da realidade ou de esquecer os problemas (Araújo e Gomes, 1998; Vaillant, 1999; Nascimento e Justo, 2000; Gallego et al., 2005; Souza et al., 2005; Chalder et al., 2006).

Fatores associados ao consumo de bebidas alcoolicas pelos adolescentes de uma Escola Publica da cidade de Maringa, Estado do Parana

Chalder Fatigue Scale The Chalder Fatigue Scale (Chalder et al., 1993) produces a score for total fatigue.

African-Americans and Latinos with chronic fatigue: examining the role of acculturation status

Symptoms such as fatigue (Deale, Chalder, Marks, & Wessely, 1997; Sharpe, 1997), panic (Ost & Westling, 1995; Pollack, Otto, Kaspi, Hammerness, & Rosembaum, 1994), insomnia (Morin, Kowatch, Barry, & Walton, 1993), pain and joint swelling (Radojevic, Nicassio, & Weisman, 1992) are responsive to CB approaches.

Teaching staff a brief cognitive-behavioral intervention. (Evidence-Based Practice)

Wessely, S., Chalder, T., Hirsch, S., Wallace, P., & Wright, D.

Recognizing and Understanding Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Implications for Rehabilitation Counselors

Articles have been written describing the use of cognitive and psychological therapeutic techniques in overcoming CFS symptoms (Burke, 1992; Butler, Chalder, Ron, & Wessely, 1991; Friedberg & Krupp, 1994; Hayden, 1991; Lloyd et al, 1993; Rikard-Bell & Waters, 1992).

Monitoring energy levels in chronic fatigue syndrome

For example, Wessely, Butler, Chalder & David (1991) suggest that several different responses may be triggered by the initial illness (e.g.

Behavioural problems associated with the chronic fatigue syndrome

Participants who did Chalder Fatigue Scale (CFS) score over 19 within the last month or body pain score as assessed by the Visual Analog Scale (VAS) score 40 mm at any time within the previous month were excluded.

Changes in Body Water Caused by Sleep Deprivation in Taeeum and Soyang Types in Sasang Medicine: Prospective Intervention Study

We included a validated questionnaire to measure the severity of fatigue--the Chalder Fatigue Questionnaire (CFQ), which has been used in several studies before.

POOR WEIGHT CONTROL, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONSUMPTION AND SUDDEN SLEEP ONSET AT THE WHEEL AMONG ITALIAN TRUCK DRIVERS: A PRELIMINARY PILOT STUDY

Fisher, L., Cairns, H.S., Amir-Ansari, B.E.H.Z.A.D., Scobile, J.E., Chalder, T., & Treasure, J.