Faculty profile
Kenneth Stuart Adam
Back to facultyProfessor EmeritusPsychiatry & Behavioural NeurosciencesMcMaster University
31 publications.
01
Attachment Organization and Vulnerability to Loss, Separation, and Abuse in Disturbed Adolescents
Adam KS, Sheldon Keller AE, West M
201320 citationsFirst author
02
Attachment Disorganization and Dissociative Symptoms in Clinically Treated Adolescents
West M, Adam K, Spreng S, Rose S
Canadian Journal of Psychiatry200130 citations
03
The Adolescent Unresolved Attachment Questionnaire: The Assessment of Perceptions of Parental Abdication of Caregiving Behavior
West M, Rose S, Spreng S, Adam K
Journal of Genetic Psychology200031 citationsSenior author
04
Relationship between Attachment-Felt Security and History of Suicidal Behaviours in Clinical Adolescents
West ML, Spreng SW, Rose SM, Adam KS
Canadian Journal of Psychiatry199930 citationsSenior author
05
Assessing attachment: convergent validity of the adult attachment interview and the parental bonding instrument
Manassis K, Owens M, Adam KS, West M, Sheldon‐Keller AE
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry19994 citations
06
Adolescent Attachment Questionnaire: A Brief Assessment of Attachment in Adolescence
West M, Rose MS, Spreng S, Sheldon-Keller A, Adam K
Journal of Youth and Adolescence199898 citationsSenior author
07
Attachment Organization and History of Suicidal Behavior in Clinical Adolescents
Adam KS, Sheldon-Keller AE, West M
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology1996172 citationsFirst author
08
Parental Representation in Suicidal Adolescents: A Controlled Study
Adam KS, Keller A, West M, Larose S, Goszer LB
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry199444 citationsFirst author
09
Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Suicide Prevention Programs: A Methodological Perspective
Streiner DL, Adam KS
Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior198714 citationsSenior author
10
Changing motivation in severely suicidal patients.
Wright N, Adam KS
CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL198615 citationsSenior author
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