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| | American Family Physician: Neurotic Excoriations - skin lesions produced by scratching |
 | | There is a 2 percent incidence of neurotic excoriations among dermatology clinic patients(5) and a 9 percent prevalence of neurotic excoriations in patients with pruritus.(6) The condition primarily affects female patients (52 to 92 percent in various studies).(1,7,8) Most studies(1,7) report a mean onset between ages 30 and 45 years. | | | These studies also found that the relief of pruritus was unrelated to changes in the patient's mood and occurred sooner than would be expected for antidepressant effects. | | | Although it has not been reported in the primary care literature, the incidence and prevalence of neurotic excoriations is thought to be common and underreported. |
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| | Karen Horney - Enpsychlopedia |
| | For example, the neurotically expansive person who has an incipient feeling of tenderness toward another may immediately and automatically repress its awareness, imagining instead that it is the other who feels the tenderness. | | | For Horney, the neurotic process means a kind of human development that interferes with the realization of a person’s own potential. | | | One critical way how we recognize the neurotic process is in the irrational claims the neurotic makes on others and the world and himself. |
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| | Obsessive-Compulsive Foundation: Miscellaneous Information |
| | Unlike patients with dermatitis artefacta, those with neurotic excoriations usually admit the self-inflicted nature of their lesions (Gutpa et al., 1987). | | | Usually the behavior takes the form of an extensive cleaning ritual (Van Moffaert, 1992), and the patients intend to remove small irregularities on the skin (e.g., blemishes, mosquito bites, dry skin). | | | In more severe cases the habit is uncontrollable and may turn into an urge to dig deep into the skin. |
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| | Karen Horney |
| | Second, the neurotic's need is much more intense, and he or she will experience great anxiety if the need is not met, or if it even appears that it may not be met in the future. | | | The neurotic need to restrict one's life to narrow borders, to be undemanding, satisfied with little, to be inconspicuous. | | | The neurotic need for affection and approval, the indiscriminate need to please others and be liked by them. |
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| | Read Darwin -Can Your PC Become Neurotic? - EMERGING TECHNOLOGY - Magazine - Darwin Online for Informed Executives |
| | Psychologists believe that a common source of neurotic behavior is conflicting instructions in the brain's programs. | | | The result may be that one or more of your programs will behave erratically, or the whole PC may shut down. | | | If they create goals that make no sense whatsoever to us, then we may see those choices as "crazy." If you think that nutty people can wreak havoc, just imagine the potential for chaos when a supercomputer in charge of some critical aspect of our lives gets confused about its goals and purpose in life. |
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http://www.darwinmag.com/read/040103/neurotic.html
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| | Note: Neurotic as a class include all those poisons whose mains action is upon the brain and spinal cord. | | | b Spinal neurotics, or tetanics, those which affect the spinal cord. | | | c Cerebro-spinal neurotics, or those which affect both brain and spinal cord. |
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http://www.beetfoundation.com/words/n/neurotic.html
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| | Neurotic Marketing : Michigan Bands dot Com |
| | But the 'need for personal achievement' should be giving special emphasis for the fact that so many succesful informercials have been born of this neurosis. | | | People want to be loved and cared for, even if it means losing their hopes, dreams and identity in the process. | | | "The Neurotic Need for Social Recognition or Prestige" "The Neurotic need for Personal Admiration" and "The Neurotic Need for Personal Achievement." I've lumped these needs together because they are so near and dear to the hearts of stuggling musicians and entertainers that I think not much more need be said about it. |
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| | The Neurotic Personality of Our Time (Main Page) |
| | She writes, for example, "It is only under definite cultural conditions that we find domineering or self-sacrificing mothers, and it is also only because of these existing conditions that such an experience will have an influence on later life." | | | In this book, Karen Horney explores the basic structure of neuroses in the context of their cultural assumptions. | | | Karen Horney, M.D. The Neurotic Personality of Our Time |
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| | PTypes - Neurotic Claims |
| | Nevertheless, if the psychic undercurrents have changed the one into the other, the neurotic is not only unaware of the difference but is indeed averse to seeing it. | | | Generally speaking, however, the patient feels entitled to everything that is important to him--to the fulfillment of his particular neurotic needs." | | | They are neurotic needs which individuals have unwittingly turned into claims. |
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| | Neurotic and non-neurotic sexuality |
| | Below is a short extract from an FWBO study seminar on the Sutta-Nipata, in which Sangharakshita defines a non-neurotic sexual relationship as one in which neither partner would be upset if the relationship were to break up. | | | The non-neurotic is when there is sexual activity, not through any need for security, - for example, through sex, or through the "relationship", - but just because you are young and healthy. | | | It may be, in the case of some people, that they do experience higher states of consciousness. |
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http://www.ex-cult.org/fwbo/NeuroticSex.htm
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| | Neurotic Disorders and Somatisation |
| | After all, over a third of sickness certificates are for psychiatric illness, much of this being neurotic, (Jenkins, 1985). | | | Mann et al (1981) and Huxley et al (1979) looked at non-psychotic illnesses presenting to the general practitioner and found that after one year about a quarter had improved, half had shown a variable course and a quarter had run a chronic course. | | | Neurotic disorders are a collection of psychiatric disorders without psychotic symptoms and lacking the intense psychopathology of, say, hypomania or major depression. |
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| | The Neuroses Psychology Test - Are You Neurotic? |
| | The Neuroses Psychology Test - Are You Neurotic? | | | Take the Neuroses Psychology Test to find out just how neurotic you are! | | | You can support our mission and help other neurotics by linking to us using: |
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| | Amazon.ca: Books: Neurotic Disorders in the Elderly |
| | However, the authors of this booo posit the view that much more can be learned from taking a broad, dimentional view of neurotic disorders in elderly people rather than by adopting the narrow, categorical approach of, for example, the DSM classifications. | | | This book will help any psychiatrist improve their skills in this area and improve the quality of care they provide their elderly patients. | | | To this end the book is organized by areas of interest: epidemiology; clinical assessment an diagnosis; the clinical relationship with physical ill-health; psychosocial factors, psychological treatment, both behavioural and dynamic; and physical treatments. |
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http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0192623966
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| | Being Neurotic |
| | You don't have to cure yourself of your neurosis, you just have to get intelligent about it and and learn to live with it. | | | You don't have to cure > yourself of your neurosis, you just have to > get intelligent about it and and learn to > live with it. | | | This is an article I found in my local newspaper, I found it interesting, and thought some other people may find it helpful. |
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http://www.rxlist.com/rxboard/effexor.pl?noframes;read=5228
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| | Neurotic - definition of Neurotic in Encyclopedia |
| | Defense mechanisms which result in difficulties in living are termed neuroses and are treated by psychoanalysis, counselling or psychiatric techniques. | | | Everyone has some neurotic symptoms and defense mechanisms which may help them to successfully deal with anxiety. | | | There are many different specific neuroses and many of them are named: pyromania, obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety neurosis, and an endless variety of phobias. |
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| | Marc's Favorite Quotations |
| | "The unisex fashions of the permissive society and rock groups have tended to create sexual confusion and neurotic behavior." |
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| | Neurotic Ego Balance |
| | Aimed to minimize neurotic affects (such as self-indulgence, obsessive thoughts etc.) via brainwave entrainment. | | | Would this preset maybe also feel the energy flowing through my body? | | | Uses freqs associated with states of wellbeing, euphory, progressive meditation. |
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| | Amazon.com: Books: How to Live with a Neurotic Dog |
| | Stephen Baker's title indicates that the dogs are the ones who are neurotic but I felt this hilarious book showed just how neurotic we humans are in our relationships with our dogs. | | | The reading was light, fun and more acurate than most of us would like to think! | | | If your dog is neurotic (and what dog isn't these days?), consider these helpful pointers: |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0517118424?v=glance
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| | Neurotic |
| | Uncomfortable as it may be at times, neurosis has much to commend it. | | | The term "neurotic" is a standard part of the vernacular of our psychologized culture. | | | A so-called normal person who becomes, for example, worried simply feels worried, but a neurotic person who becomes worried ends up worrying about being worried. |
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| | Neurotic - Legends Alliance Forums |
| | I've had a very neurotic day, and I need to vent, so here goes. | | | There are people whose biggest problems often invovle things like what clothes to wear in the morning. |
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| | Re: My Psychiatrist told me I was neurotic? |
| | You're not a `Neurotic'; you're a `Human Being'. | | | Re: You're not a `Neurotic'; you're a `Human Being'. | | | Neurotic: Term No Longer in DSM (nm) Roman 10/25/02 |
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| | Neurotic Disorder |
| | Overly-restrictive enrollment criteria are a major source of clinical research delay. | | | Analysis of Treatment Outcomes for Patients with Neurotic Disorder | | | Number of patients with concomitant diseases that make specific treatments contraindicated, or that disqualify patients for your clinical protocol |
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| | Amazon.ca: Books: Psychotherapy of Neurotic Character |
| | The therapeutic implications of the view that neurotic symptoms are consistent with the overall quality of one's subjective life surface in Shapiro's clinical model, now issued in accessible paperback on the tenth anniversary of its publication. | | | Look for books like Psychotherapy of Neurotic Character by subject: | | | This masterful new book presents for the first time an approach to psychotherapy based on Shapiro's classic Neurotic Styles. |
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http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0465095631
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| | Neurotic Nature of Man |
| | I now quote the authors given above: "Neurosis is induced in children, not by parents who dutifully carry out social precepts in their training, but by the parents who attack the child. | | | Neurotic seems to be an offensive word for many people, possibly because they don't like the name of their disease. | | | They all seem to me to be anxiety tics but no matter: it is a neurotic world and it is not improving in that respect. |
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| | Neurotic |
| | This extraordinary, vitamin-rich accelerator provides immediate tanning gratification while the shimmering bronzers bathe your skin in a radiant glow for the deepest, most luminous tan imaginable. | | | Satisfy your dark tanning compulsions and prepare to become obsessed with Neurotic Dark Tanning Formula with Shimmering Bronzers. |
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| | Something that isn’t the norm
But you see that’s where you come in, Neurotic Swingers
You ARE the norm. | | | Neurotic Swingers have good production, catchy guitars and you can hear who their idols are in their songs. | | | Besides posing an unanswerable question in their mini-album title, France's Neurotic Swingers manage to kick out some serious garage noise on this eight-tracker, released in both their home country and Japan. |
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| | IngentaConnect The Nottingham study of neurotic disorder: predictors of 12 year ... |
| | To examine the relationship between clinical, demographic and socio-economic characteristics and the long-term costs of a cohort of neurotic patients. | | | Keywords: neurotic disorders; mental health services; costs and cost analysis; health care costs | | | Analysis of the costs of a cohort of 210 people entered in the Nottingham study of neurotic disorders, a randomized controlled evaluation of five treatments for neurotic disorders. |
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| | Iraqi Bloggers Central: The In T View: Neurotic Iraqi Wife ~ Not So Neurotic After All |
| | NIW: Hey there MG, well, what can I say, right now this minute, my life is really "like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get". | | | Neurotic Iraqi Wife came about just after HUBBY’s first R&R. I became so depressed and thought I was losing it and the only way of releasing my emotions was to start blogging. | | | I was desperate in finding a solution of getting him to change his mind and return to me, hence I needed outside help, I thought maybe, just maybe someone out there is cunning enough and will guide me through, but that didn’t happen. |
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| | Neurotic Outsiders [SuperGroup] |
| | The scarastic person in me thinks, they probably will because, hell!, they will need money at some point or another. | | | The story may be over for Neurotic Outsiders; JT has already said it was over. | | | But I did manage to find another review from way back in Daily Californian. |
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| | neurotic Iraqi wife: Watch Out ........ |
| | And HUBBY baby, WATCH OUT FOR YOUR NEUROTIC IRAQI WIFE CUZ SHE STILL IS KICKIN..... | | | This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar. | | | A confession, I have finally joined the neurotic wife club!!!Is there such a thing? |
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http://neurotic-iraqi-wife.blogspot.com/2004/10/watch-out.html
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| | Review of "The Neurotic Character" by Mark Stone |
| | Now there is forward movement anew on this important venture, and it is correcting no small number of mistakes and misperceptions about Adler's thought. | | | ______ Copies of "The Neurotic Character" @ $95.00........................ | | | Now we have a new beginning, Volume 1, The Collected Clinical Works of Alfred Adler, The Neurotic Constitution - oops, The Neurotic Character - finally a title change. |
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| | BookkooB: Brilliant Orange - David Winner |
| | Please take a moment to tell us what you think of this site... | | | But it is the breadth of his enquiry into what it may mean to be Dutch--reconciling a colonial past with a multi-cultural present; living with the memories of wartime occupation and collaboration; the tensions between a fiercely individualistic, libertarian spirit and the principles of communality--that makes this such an extraordinary and wonderful book. | | | Winter talks with the players, past and present--including Johnny Rep and Ruud Krol from the losing World Cup Final sides of 1974 and 1978--uncovering their personal experience of the public triumphs and disasters. |
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| | NEUROTIC OUTSIDERS Lyrics |
| | Preview: I'm always wrong you're always right we're in our room we start to fight now there's some light i see the way i don't care how you must stay now i'm in the mood the lig | | | Preview: She's in love with the rock n' roll world she's in love with the getting stoned world she's in love with the janie jones world she don't like her boring job... | | | Preview: Set up the mission, unfurl the flag it's time to lay roots down, take my head out of the bag make me a baby, take me a wife with these things, maybe i'll be alright the |
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| | Language Log: Neurotic American English |
| | I thought the British were supposed to be our allies? | | | Perhaps if we Americans are neurotic, it's because even our European friends keep stabbing us in the back. | | | They say we're paranoid, too; but you're not paranoid if people really are out to get you! |
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| | Search Results for neurotic - Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | Neurotic or emotional disorders in children are similar to the adult conditions except that they are often less clearly differentiated. | | | According to some theories, persons classified as neurotic are thought to suffer deep-lying conflicts, controlled in varying degrees by repression. | | | Freudian and other psychodynamic theories view neurotic symptoms as arising from intrapsychic conflict; that is, as being caused by conflicting motives, drives, impulses, and feelings held within... |
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| | Neurotic Conversions Team - Fun comes First |
| | This should enable you to reach the most important parts of our site. | | | This site offers you mods and news on the latest 3D shooting games. | | | The Neurotic Conversions Homepage - Conversions / Mods / News / Forum for Quake, Half-Life, Unreal, UT, Team Fortress and more ! |
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| | Neurotic - Open Dictionary |
| | neurotic (vs. unneurotic), psychoneurotic -- (affected with emotional disorder). | | | -- (characteristic of or affected by neurosis; "neurotic disorder"; "neurotic symptoms"). | | | To use the dictionary service: Simply type in your word or phrase in the search box visible at the top of each Web page on this Web site and click the 'Search' button. |
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| | Consultants Special Interests - Region: SE. Keyword: neurotic |
| | Psychiatry, Obsessive compulsive disorders, anxiety and neurotic disorders, stress management, marital and sexual therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, general adult psychiatry, psychiatric intensive care | | | To see the Consultants' data you need to subscribe. |
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| | Karen Horney |
| | Moving away from people—Here, a person deals with anxiety by abandoning relationships and being self-focused and socially isolated. | | | According to Horney, neurosis is the outcome of basic anxiety, which referred to a “feeling of being isolated and helpless toward a world potentially hostile” (Benjafield, 1996, p. | | | The neurotic needs include personal admiration, self-sufficiency, and perfection (Casebolt, 1997). |
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| | neurotic persons - Teach-the-Brain Forums |
| | Hi, i have a question, a person that is neurotic can controlled his actions or this people that suffers this could reach the point where they can´t controlled them selves?. | | | These difficuilties can be accentuated in neurosis, but it would not be approprate to argue that neurotic people are without self control. | | | We all suffer from lapses of self regulation. |
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| | Neurotic Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography |
| | This is in contrast to psychosis which refers to more severe disorders. | | | "Neurotic" articles in these other popular reference sources: | | | Look for neurotic - Find neurotic at one of the best sites the Internet has to offer! |
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| | Totem and Taboo; Some Points of Agreement Between the Mental Lives of Savages and Neurotics. | | | Psychic Wholeness and Healing: Using All the Powers of the Human Psyche | | | The Neurotic Organization : Diagnosing and Changing Counterproductive Styles of Management (Jossey Bass Business and Management Series) |
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| | LRB Steven Shapin : The Great Neurotic Art |
| | Obsessive monitoring of aliment and its physiological and mental effects on one's body isn't a new, uniquely Californian thing. | | | At the same time, it was widely, if not universally, acknowledged between traditional physicians and their patients that appetite was a pretty good guide to the healthfulness of foods. | | | The early moderns were masters of the Great Neurotic Art. |
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| | Neurotic Poets: Sylvia Plath |
| | The stressful schedule she kept eventually caused the chronic illnesses and sinus infections she could not seem to avoid. | | | It met with positive reviews such as that of one critic who wrote: "There are criticisms of American society that the neurotic can make as well as anyone, perhaps better, and Miss Lucas makes them triumphantly.... | | | Plath wrote in her journal that she felt most British men were "pallid, neurotic homosexuals" whom she didn't find appealing. |
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| | Neurotic |
| | Carly Marie Confusing, emotional, pessimistic, crazy, random, stubborn, blunt, neurotic, weird and complicated. | | | Emotional Bondage Graphite drawings that express the erotic and neurotic phases of the female soul. | | | Spookysheep's Fields of Nonsense A collection of GIF images, holiday pages, and neurotic ramblings. |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Martin Luther |
| | Such a tense and neurotic physical condition demanded a reaction, and, as frequently occurs in analogous cases, it went to the diametric extreme. | | | The undue importance he had placed on his own strength in the spiritual process of justification, he now peremptorily and completely rejected. | | | For religion's sake he was ready to become "the most brutal murderer", "to kill all who even by syllable refused submission to the pope" (Sämmtliche Werke, XXXX, Erlangen, 284). |
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| | Hooks, structure, swagger and flare, these new tunes were burstin' with energy!! | | | No, the NEUROTIC SWINGERS wanted to use their influences to create their own NEUROTIC sound. | | | This is the next natural step for the NEUROTIC SWINGERS aiming to build popularity for the band in the States and support the release of their American debut. |
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