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... SOMATOFORM 14 SCHIZOPHRENIA AND PARANOIA DISORDERS Schizophrenia Dissociative Disorders Delusional Disorders Perspectives on the Dissociative Disorders Somatoform Disorders 15 PERSPECTIVES ON SCHIZOPHRENIA Perspectives on the Somatoform ...
... SOMATOFORM 14 SCHIZOPHRENIA AND PARANOIA DISORDERS Schizophrenia Dissociative Disorders Delusional Disorders Perspectives on the Dissociative Disorders Somatoform Disorders 15 PERSPECTIVES ON SCHIZOPHRENIA Perspectives on the Somatoform ...
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... SOMATOFORM DISORDERS The primary feature of the somatoform disorders is , as the name suggests , that psychological con- flicts take on a somatic , or physical , form . Some patients complain of physical discomfort- stomach pains ...
... SOMATOFORM DISORDERS The primary feature of the somatoform disorders is , as the name suggests , that psychological con- flicts take on a somatic , or physical , form . Some patients complain of physical discomfort- stomach pains ...
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... somatoform disorders often arise when a person has learned to use the " sick role " as a coping style . Uncovering Conflict Psychodynamic treatments for the somatoform disorders involve roughly the same " talking cure " that led to the ...
... somatoform disorders often arise when a person has learned to use the " sick role " as a coping style . Uncovering Conflict Psychodynamic treatments for the somatoform disorders involve roughly the same " talking cure " that led to the ...
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Suicide among the Young | 17 |
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