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Page 68
... experience others as dependable and trustworthy . If his basic needs are met by an uncom- fortable , anxious mothering one , the infant will feel her tension em- pathically and experience anxiety himself . Animal studies by such ...
... experience others as dependable and trustworthy . If his basic needs are met by an uncom- fortable , anxious mothering one , the infant will feel her tension em- pathically and experience anxiety himself . Animal studies by such ...
Page 89
... experiences with anxiety . No words , no books nor any lecturer can be so vivid as per- sonal experience . All people feel some of the following symptoms ; few experience them all . Vital signs demonstrate the presence of anxiety ...
... experiences with anxiety . No words , no books nor any lecturer can be so vivid as per- sonal experience . All people feel some of the following symptoms ; few experience them all . Vital signs demonstrate the presence of anxiety ...
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... experience real hunger , fullness or satiety . Many report literally not knowing when to stop . They gorge and gorge and gorge . They tend not to taste their food or experience its texture because they swallow it too fast . Because the ...
... experience real hunger , fullness or satiety . Many report literally not knowing when to stop . They gorge and gorge and gorge . They tend not to taste their food or experience its texture because they swallow it too fast . Because the ...
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