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BMJ, 2012
Spence lays out several familiar arguments in his critique of the fast approaching Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders , fifth edition (DSM-V)—biological reductionism, labelling, and medicalisation as a proxy for capitalist greed.1 I have some sympathy for these arguments and find it interesting that he focuses …
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Spence lays out several familiar arguments in his critique of the fast approaching Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders , fifth edition (DSM-V)—biological reductionism, labelling, and medicalisation as a proxy for capitalist greed.1 I have some sympathy for these arguments and find it interesting that he focuses …
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Does ‘mental kinesiophobia’ exist?
Behaviour Research and Therapy, 2003In this study the relevance of the concept of mental kinesiophobia (respectively cogniphobia or fear of mental exertion) for clients with chronic stress problems was explored. It was hypothesized that cognitive, chronic stress complaints, such as concentration problems or decreased problem solving abilities, could be catastrophized as signs of ...
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The Mental Echo of Preverbal Existence
2020The Intellectual Echo of Preverbal Existence. Due to the immaturity of the nervous system and the lack of object permanency, the events of the preverbal period can be stored in memory only as physiological reactions of the body. The insufficiently differentiated “sensory channels” at the time of its physiologically premature birth let the newborn ...
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Do Mental Events Exist? Physiological Adumbrations
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1972In this paper, elaboration of a Realist answer to some of the classical questions of psychology and epistemology will be sought, starting from a knowledge of Soviet and Western findings in psychophysiology (particularly the work of Pavlov, 1932, and Hebb, 1949; see also the summary by Burt, 1968).
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Rollo May on Existence Enriches Mental Health
PSAKU International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research, 2015To identify philosophical inquiry into human existence that enrich mental health, many existential therapists avoid pain and choice in the world rather than face them. In order to enrich mental health, this avoidance suggests methodological questions about how existential therapy should proceed.
Voraya Kulpreeyavat, Veerachart Nimanong
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Pre-existing mental health disorders and pregnancy
Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Reproductive Medicine, 2019Abstract Mental health conditions are independent risk factors for poor obstetric and neonatal outcomes therefore obstetricians need to be able to manage them well. This review will summarize the management of pre-existing mental health disorders in pregnancy.
Zena Schofield, Dipanwita Kapoor
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1990
We think we have beliefs, desires, thoughts, and intentions, and that such states and events determine what we do. We are wrong, says Churchland. All we have are brains, and processes and states in our brain determine our behavior. Churchland claims, however, that if we learned to respond to our sensations with concepts from modern physics and ...
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We think we have beliefs, desires, thoughts, and intentions, and that such states and events determine what we do. We are wrong, says Churchland. All we have are brains, and processes and states in our brain determine our behavior. Churchland claims, however, that if we learned to respond to our sensations with concepts from modern physics and ...
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