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Observations of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
What is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder? Definition: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), is an anxiety disorder with traits of prolonged, excessive worries about life circumstances. These worries are described as absurd, unusual, intense and frightening. Patients try to avoid or ignore these thoughts using ritualized actions, or compulsions, to direct their focus away from these thoughts. Explanation of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: This […]
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What Is Munchausen Syndrome?
Munchausen syndrome was named after Baron von Munchausen: a German officer in the 18th century who was well-known for embellishing stories about his life experiences. Munchausen syndrome is a type of factitious disorders. Someone who has been diagnosed with Munchausen syndrome repeatedly acts as though they have a physical or mental disorder, when in reality, they don’t. It is important […]
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Understanding Only Child Syndrome
Who knew that being an only child, which is something a child has absolutely no control over, could label this child a problem for society? The only child syndrome is a label given to people who do not have any siblings, or who were raised without any siblings. Some of the claimed only child syndrome characteristics include selfishness, an inability […]
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