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ARCHIVES OF PSYCHIATRY

AND PSYCHOTHERAPY

VOLUME 9 ISSUE 1 & 2 MARCH-JUNE 2007

 

Content

5 Its majesty - The Self

Meir Kuzari

9 Features of bipolarity among unipolars

Joanna Rymaszewska, Andrzej Kiejna, Tomasz Hadryś, Aleksandra Suwalska, Dorota Łojko,

Janusz K. Rybakowski

17 Risk behaviors as a dimension of mental health assessment in adolescents

Krzysztof Jan Bobrowski, Jan Czesław Czabała, Celina Brykczyńska

27 Depressiveness in adolescents from different environments: city and village, during

their education in junior secondary school (gimnazjum; a three-year school for

pupils aged 13-15)

Jarosław Rola

35 Plasma Ab peptides and apolipoprotein E in sporadic Alzheimer's disease and mild

cognitive impairment

Tomasz Sobów, Marcin Flirski, Paweł P. Liberski, Iwona Kłoszewska

43 Relation of manganese superoxide dismutase gene polymorphism with tardive

dyskinesias symptoms in Polish population

Piotr Gałecki, Janusz Szemraj

51 Psychotic disorders as a complication of interferon-a treatment of hepatitis C

Wiktor Dróżdż, Alina Borkowska, Janusz Rybakowski

57 General psychological distress and personality traits in physically ill patients

Krzysztof Małyszczak, Angelika Pyszel, Andrzej Kiejna,

61 Treatment program for dual-diagnosis substance abusers

Yitzchak Kandel

69 Heritage of Antoni Kępiński

Jacek Bomba

73 From psychopathology of Übermensch

Antoni Kępiński, Maria Orwid


EDITORIAL POLICY

Archives of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy is an international

peer-reviewed scientific journal published by the Polish Psychiatric

Association. The journal publishes full-length articles, brief reports,

and book reviews on topics concerning various aspects of psychiatry

and psychotherapy as well as related disciplines.

The journal is issued quarterly in both printed and electronic form.

It can be accessed at http://www.psychiatriapsychoterapia.pl

Archives of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy is internationally

indexed in EMBASE/Excerpta Medica, Psycinfo and Index

Copernicus.

The Editors endorse the principles embodied in the Helsinki

Declaration, and expect all research involving human subjects to

be conducted in accordance with these principles. The authors of

clinical and research articles are obliged to protect the patients'

right to privacy. Only clinically or scientifically essential data can

or should be published. Therefore, if it is necessary to identify a

patient in a case report, illustration or paper, the Editors require

that the authors obtain and provide a written consent form from

the patient or his/her legal guardian to publish their data, including

photographs, results of imaging tests, etc., prior to publication.

For animal experimentation reported in the Journal, it is expected

that investigators will have observed the Interdisciplinary Principles

and Guidelines for the Use of Animals in Research, Testing, and

Education issued by the New York Academy of Sciences' Ad hoc

Committee on Animal Research.

All human and animal studies must have been approved by the

primary investigator's institutional review board prior to submission

of the manuscript to the journal for review. Manuscripts including

the results of examination of patients (involving a risk element)

must have a copy of the written approval issued by the ethical

committee attached.

Journal policy requires that reviewers, associate editors, editors,

and senior editors reveal in written correspondence to the Editor-

In-Chief any relationships they have that could be construed as

causing a conflict of interest with regard to a manuscript under

review. The letter should include a statement of any financial

relationships with commercial companies involved with a product

under investigation.

The authors relinquish the copyright of their work exclusively to

the Journal. Upon acceptance, all published manuscripts become

the permanent property of Publisher (Polish Psychiatric Association

Editorial Committee), and may not be published elsewhere without

explicit written permission from the Publisher.

Material derived from all other sources must be accompanied by

a written statement from both the original author and the publisher

granting permission to the Journal for reproduction. Permission

should be obtained in writing from at least one of the author(s) of

the manuscript while in press, regarding unpublished data, and/or

personal communications.

Every effort is made by the Publisher and the Editorial Board

to ensure that no inaccurate or misleading data, opinions,

or statements appear in the Journal. However, it is explicitly

stated that the data and opinions appearing in the articles as

well as advertisements appearing in Archives of Psychiatry and

Psychotherapy are the sole responsibility of the contributor, sponsor

or advertiser concerned. Accordingly, the Publisher and the Editorial

Board accept no liability whatsoever in part or in whole, for the

consequences of any such inaccurate or misleading data, opinion

or statements made by the author(s).

 

International Advisory Board

Dov Aleksandrowicz Profesor emeritus, Israel

Jean-Francois Allilaire Hospital Salpetriere, France

Maria Ammon German Academy of Psychoanalysis, Germany

Jules Angst Psychiatric University Clinic, Switzerland

Claus Bahne-Bahnson Profesor emeritus, Germany

Raymond Battegay Professor emeritus, Switzerland

Adam Bilikiewicz Medical Academy in Gdańsk, Poland

Jim Birley British Royal Colledge of Psychiatrists

Istvan Bitter Semmelweis University of Medicine, Hungary

Alina Borkowska Copernicus University, Bydgoszcz, Poland

Richard D. Chessick Northwestern University in Evanston, USA

Frank M. Dattilio Harvard Medical School, USA

Stanisław Dąbrowski Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology, Poland

Wolfgang Gaebel Heinrich-Heine-University, Düsseldorf, Germany

Markus Gastpar University of Essen, Germany

Michael Gelder University of Oxford, England

Marek Jarema Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology, Poland

Horst Kachele University of Ulm, Germany

Suk-Hun Kang Kyunpook Univerisity, Korea

Siegfried Kasper University of Vienna, Austria

Mauricio Knobel Proffesor emeritus, Brasil

Andrzej Kiejna Medical Academy, Wrocław, Poland

Andrzej Kokoszka Medical Academy, Warsaw, Poland

Michael J. Lambert Brigham Young University, USA

Andrzej Leder Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland

Robert P. Liberman UCLA, USA

Ibor Lopez University of Madrid, Spain

Marek Masiak Medical Academy, Lublin, Poland

Juan Mezzich World Psychiatric Association, USA

Irena Namysłowska Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology, Poland

Josef Parnas Copenhagen University Hospital, Denmark

Tadeusz Parnowski Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology, Poland

Jos Peuskens University Center v.z.w. St. Jozef, Belgium

Dainius Puras Vilnius University, Lithuania

Stanisław Pużyński Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology, Poland

Kari Pylkkänen University Clinic, Finland

Jolanta Rabe-Jabłońska Medical University of Łódź, Poland

Jiri Raboch Carl University of Prague, Czech

Andrzej Rajewski Medical Academy, Poznań, Poland

Janusz Rybakowski Medical Academy, Poznań, Poland

Norman Sartorius University of Geneva, Switzerland

Wolfram Schüffel Marburg University, Germany

Wolfgang Senf University Clinic of Essen, Germany

Michael Stark Hamburg University, Germany

Hans H. Strupp Vanderbilt University, USA

Willy A. Szafran Vrije University, Brussels, Belgium

Toma Tomov Medical University of Sofia, Bulgaria

Sam Tyano Gehah Mental Health Center, Israel

Peter Tyrer Imperial College School of Medicine, England


FROM THE EDITORIAL BOARD

After many years of publishing the journal in a very classical format, we have decided to implement some important

editorial changes. We hope you'll find the new form more convenient and reader friendly.

As previously, Archives will be published quarterly (March, June, September, December), exceptionally this double issue has

been provided especially for The XLII Polish Psychiatrists' Congress, which takes place the 14-16th of June in Szczecin.

In this issue we start a presentation of a series of Antoni Kepiński studies. His thoughts and work influenced generations of Polish psychiatrists. Some of his books were also published in Russian and Ukrainian contributing to transformation

of mental health care. As the first we shall bring Kępiński's papers concerning Auschwitz problems.

We have to mention also some important changes in the Editorial Board - we are very sorry that Prof. Frank Dattilio was obliged to finish his duty as an Editorial Board Member. Nevertheless, he will cooperate with us in The Advisory Board.

Therefore we would like to use the occasion and thank him for his highly professional skills and dedicated attitude. We are wishing him further successful activities in new fields!


Editorial Board

Jerzy Aleksandrowicz (Editor in Chief)

Jacek Bomba

Dominika Dudek

Maria Orwid

Jacek Wciórka

Editors and Associates

Managing Editor:

Ariadna Romejko-Borowiec

Language Preparation:

Bartosz Puk, Katherine Putz

Technical Editor:

Andrzej Magdoń

Translation:

Katarzyna Włodkowska-Łoziak

Office manager:

Magdalena Sikora

Cover project:

Jadwiga Maj

Editorial Information

Publisher:

Polish Psychiatric Association Editorial Committee

Edition 600 copies


Address

Archives of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy

31-138 Cracow, Lenartowicza 14, Poland

e-mail: archives@psychiatriapolska.pl

fax/phone no.: (+48 12) 633 40 67

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Left in deep sorrow we let you know that

ord. prof. dr med. Adam Bilikiewicz

Polish Psychiatric Association Past President

former Editor of Psychiatria Polska

had passed away 3 of June 2007 at Gdańsk

Editorial Board of

Archives of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy