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Non-retinal light stimulation and the human biological clock

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posted on 2008-01-01, 00:00 authored by Daniel Rylatt
Since 1998, debate has occurred over whether light synchronises the human biological clock through the visual system only, or if the light penetrating our skin is also influential. This thesis provides definitive, debate ending, evidence that skin exposure to even intensely bright light has no impact on circadian timing. The portfolio presents a review of the literature regarding the efficacy of dialectical behavior therapy as a treatment for borderline personality disorder, a summary of the proposed mechanisms of action on the various treatment components, and a description of the clinical application of the four 'skills training modules' via the use of four case study examples.

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2 v. ; 30 cm.

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thesis

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thesis

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eng

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Degree conferred 2010.

Degree name

D.Psych. (Clinical)

Faculty

Faculty of Health

School

School of Psychology

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