DANIEL MARTINS DE BARROS
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Instituto de Psiquiatria, Hospital das Clínicas, Faculdade de Medicina - Médico
LIM/21 - Laboratório de Neuroimagem em Psiquiatria, Hospital das Clínicas, Faculdade de Medicina
LIM/21 - Laboratório de Neuroimagem em Psiquiatria, Hospital das Clínicas, Faculdade de Medicina
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- Interdisciplinary evaluation: interface between psychiatry and forensic psychology(2014) SERAFIM, Antonio de Pádua; BARROS, Daniel Martins de
- Psychological evaluation of children victims of sexual abuse: development of a protocol(2020) MARQUES, Natali Maia; BELIZARIO, Gabriel Okawa; ROCCA, Cristiana Castanho de Almeida; SAFFI, Fabiana; BARROS, Daniel Martins de; SERAFIM, Antonio de PaduaSexual abuse (SA) is associated with significant psychological problems in childhood, making it increasingly important to develop evaluation protocols. This study examined clinical aspects and cognitive measures of 49 children (24 with SA history and 25 controls). It employed a SA assessment questionnaire, clinical evaluations of posttraumatic stress disorder, risk indicators and neuropsychological tests in order to elaborate a specific forensic psychological evaluation protocol for this population. Conflicting couples (80%), separated parents (68%) and parents' alcohol/drug abuse (76%) were revealed as major risk factors. Fathers represented the primary perpetrator (24%). The main cognitive complaint was difficulty concentrating. Regarding the association between clinical and cognitive variables, it was observed that children who were anxious or referred to having fear, difficulties with operational memory and difficulty sleeping, had more trouble performing tasks that required attention and memory (operational, immediate and late). Children with SA history demonstrated inferior performance in visual attention/task switching and memory; with an emphasis in the loss of set in the Wisconsin test. The findings suggest the possibility of a primary attention deficit in children with SA history, possibly influencing the performance of other cognitive functions.
- Corruption: the culture of a society and/or personality factors?(2019) SERAFIM, Antonio De Padua; BARROS, Daniel Martins de
bookPart Neuropsicologia Forense(2015) SERAFIM, Antonio de Pádua; BARROS, Daniel MartinsbookPart Transtornos de personalidade(2016) FREIRE, Rafael; BARROS, Daniel Martins de; CASTELLANA, Gustavo BoninibookPart Implicações éticas e legais da prática psiquiátrica(2018) BARROS, Daniel Martins de; SERAFIM, Antonio de Pádua- Decision-making for involuntary commitment in Brazil: elucidating misunderstandings between reasons and justification (vol 42, pg 108, 2020)(2020) CASTELLANA, Gustavo B.; SCHRAIBER, Lilia B.; SILVA, Thiago F. da; BARROS, Daniel M.
bookPart Dilemas éticos em psiquiatria(2019) GUIMARãES, Christina Fornazari Ubiali; CASTELLANA, Gustavo Bonini; BARROS, Daniel Martins de- Decision-making for involuntary commitment in Brazil: elucidating misunderstandings between reasons and justification(2020) CASTELLANA, Gustavo B.; SHRAIBER, Lilia B.; SILVA, Thiago F. da; BARROS, Daniel M.
- Online dating, reproductive success and the rise autism spectrum disorder prevalence(2020) BARROS, D. M.The increase in the prevalence of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has not yet been adequately explained. There is evidence that when people with a specific personality profile, including strong systematic thinking, attention to detail and lesser social communication skills, though not falling on the autistic spectrum (AS), are more likely to have children with autism, especially when both parents have such characteristics. The use of new technologies such as social networks facilitates the communication of these persons because it does not rely on skills in which they are deficient. We hypothesize that the massive use of such technologies for the establishment of romantic relationships increases the reproductive success of this population contributing to the increase in the prevalence of autism spectrum disorder.