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An Exploration of How Functional Neurological Disorder Is Discussed on X (Twitter): Mixed Methods Study Using Social Network and Content Analysis. [PDF]

J Med Internet Res
McLoughlin C, Wang JY, Do F, Kanbayashi T, Couturier A, Carson A, Stone J.   +6 more
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COVID-19 and the Political Economy of Mass Hysteria

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021
In this article, we aim to develop a political economy of mass hysteria. Using the background of COVID-19, we study past mass hysteria. Negative information which is spread through mass media repetitively can affect public health negatively in the form ...
Philipp Bagus, JOSÉ Antonio Pena-Ramos, Antonio Sánchez-Bayón   +2 more
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Transgender Children: The Making of a Modern Hysteria

Psychological Perspectives, 2021
Jung made frequent reference to the fact that unconscious forces find myriad ways to express themselves. Historians of psychiatry and others have explored the role of culture in shaping and spreading psychological symptoms.
Lisa Marchiano
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Mass Hysteria

Scientific American, 2017
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Blockchain hysteria: Adding “blockchain” to company’s name

Economics Letters, 2019
Using a list of companies that changed their names to add “blockchain” or “bitcoin” to their names, we find that after changing the names, these firms have a significant abnormal positive return that lasts for 2 months. The abnormal return turns negative
Archana Jain, Chinmay Jain
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The pandemic century: one hundred years of panic, hysteria and hubris

International Affairs, 2019
Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), declared the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) on 17 July 2019. This announcement came
S. Davies
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“She Doesn’t Have the Stamina”: Hillary Clinton and the Hysteria Diagnosis in the 2016 Presidential Election

Women's Studies in Communication, 2019
Reactions to Hillary Clinton’s bout with pneumonia during the 2016 presidential campaign revealed an effort to turn her health crisis into a sign of bad character, or what Johnson (2010) called kakoethos.
Ryan Neville-Shepard, Jaclyn Nolan
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