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Addiction, a disease of compulsion and drive: involvement of the orbitofrontal cortex.

Cerebral Cortex, 2000
N. Volkow, J. Fowler
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Addiction, Compulsion, and Persistent Temptation

, 2016
R. Noggle
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Overdiagnosis: How Our Compulsion for Diagnosis May Be Harming Children

Pediatrics, 2014
Eric R Coon, Ricardo A. Quinonez, V. Moyer, A. Schroeder   +3 more
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Coercion and compulsion in community mental health care.

British Medical Bulletin, 2010
A. Molodynski, J. Rugkåsa, T. Burns
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Place of reason in the theology of al-Maturidi and al-Ash'Ari [PDF]

, 1976
El-Galli, A.M.A.
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Madness by Design: A Genealogy of an “Anti-Tradition” [PDF]

Khalidi, Muhammad Ali
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Debating the Doctrine of jabr (Compulsion)

2013
L. Holtzman
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A Critical Theory of Economic Compulsion

, 2023
This series publishes scholarly works on critiques and alternatives to capitalism, spanning a number of subject matters, political perspectives, and geographical areas.
W. Bonefeld
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‘The Mute Compulsion of Economic Relations’: Towards a Marxist Theory of the Abstract and Impersonal Power of Capital

Historical Materialism, 2021
According to Marx’s unfinished critique of political economy, capitalist relations of production rely on what Marx refers to in Capital as ‘the mute compulsion of economic relations’.
S. Mau
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Is Serial Sexual Homicide a Compulsion, Deviant Leisure, or Both? Revisiting the Case of Ted Bundy

Leisure Sciences, 2020
Serial homicide for personal gratification is often commonly assumed to be driven by an underlying psychiatric compulsion, characterized by loss of control.
DJ Williams
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