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Psychosis Vs. Neurosis - Definitions & Differences
Do you know how psychosis or neurosis are defined, on a medical level, what the signs and symptoms are, or how they are treated? Simple definitions and the differences between the two are highlighted below.
15 commentsPro Ana – New Anorexic Cult (Explicit!)
A look at Pro Ana Websites that encourage Anorexia as a healthy lifestyle and endanger the lives of youngsters. September 2009.
41 commentsWhat if the Person You Love is a Psychopath
Disclaimer This article is not intended to be, in any manner, gender biased. The word ‘he’ instead of ‘he /she’ , has been used throughout the length of the article only to maintain the flow of...
16 commentsHow Factual Are "Social Facts"?
I have lived in my current town for a little more than two years. It’s a lot smaller and more intimate than where I lived for most of my life, which was more or less an “offshoot” of a very...
7 commentsWhat is Repression?
WHAT IS REPRESSION? It is unconsciously denying or ignoring painful feelings. Louis van Dans puts it very aptly: "Repression is a psychological swallowing, a pushing down, an exclusion from our...
0 commentsWhat are Different Kinds of Mood Disorders
Mood Disorders tend to effect around 10% of our population.It can be a mild disorder or it can be quite severe.A mood disorder is when a person has an prevailing emotional mood in witch they act inappropriate...
2 commentsToday's Youth Encouraged to Be Narcissistic via Twitter?
Narcissism is defined by Merriam-Webster's Dictionary as the “excessive preoccupation with self and lack of empathy for others”. It has also been referred to as “malignant self-love”. While Narcissism...
7 commentsA Condition Called Trichotillomania
Doctors are not sure exactly what causes trichotillomania. Most cases begin after a stressful event in the person’s life, thus the disorder may run in families. Trichotillomania is a type of...
1 commentThoughts on Subliminal Distraction
Some psychologists believe that a little, flashing light, maybe one on a computer tower stationed at a little less than ninety degrees of your habitual line of vision, will cause you to kill people. ...
3 commentsHow do I recognize the symptoms of depression?
Sadness is one of the four basic emotions. It is completely normal to experience on a fluctuating basis and is no reason to be concerned. Sadness is often a direct cause of circumstantial events like the death...
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