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Acta Neuropsychiatrica, 1995
SummaryThis paper reviews the relationship between cholesterol and psychological functioning. Possibly a relationship exists between the lowering of cholesterol, low serum cholesterol concentration and mood and/or impulse control disorders. This might be associated with a disregulated cerebral serotonin metabolism.
N, Duits, W V, Tilburg
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SummaryThis paper reviews the relationship between cholesterol and psychological functioning. Possibly a relationship exists between the lowering of cholesterol, low serum cholesterol concentration and mood and/or impulse control disorders. This might be associated with a disregulated cerebral serotonin metabolism.
N, Duits, W V, Tilburg
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PSYCHE Pure Shift NMR Spectroscopy [PDF]
Chemistry - A European Journal, 2018 Broadband homodecoupling techniques in NMR, also known as “pure shift” methods, aim to enhance spectral resolution by suppressing the effects of homonuclear coupling interactions to turn multiplet signals into singlets.
Mohammadali Foroozandeh
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Spiritual Psyche, Living Psyche ... a Reverie
Jung Journal: Culture and Psyche, 2022exaly +2 more sources
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1972
To the Editor.— Dr. Earl Cohen refers to your EDITORIAL, "Psychiatrist Mind Your Psyche" in his letter in the March 27th edition of JAMA . He asks, among his comments regarding suicide among psychiatrists, "How can these self-assaultive people be identified among applicants for psychiatric training?" In the EDITORIAL appearing in JAMA , a reference ...
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To the Editor.— Dr. Earl Cohen refers to your EDITORIAL, "Psychiatrist Mind Your Psyche" in his letter in the March 27th edition of JAMA . He asks, among his comments regarding suicide among psychiatrists, "How can these self-assaultive people be identified among applicants for psychiatric training?" In the EDITORIAL appearing in JAMA , a reference ...
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Neurologic Clinics, 1987
The concept of psychosomatic disorders has been undergoing great evolutionary changes during the past 20 to 30 years. There is no longer any significant or reasonable disagreement that the brain and body mutually interact, and the pathways of those interactions are being explored and explained.
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The concept of psychosomatic disorders has been undergoing great evolutionary changes during the past 20 to 30 years. There is no longer any significant or reasonable disagreement that the brain and body mutually interact, and the pathways of those interactions are being explored and explained.
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Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2000
Fragments of the analytic voyage of a forty year old patient, haunted by the idea of her death since infancy when confronted with the anguish that accompanies the discovery of a potentially death dealing illness. In three years of intensive analytic work, her way of functioning psychically changed dramatically (her flight from imaginative life, total ...
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Fragments of the analytic voyage of a forty year old patient, haunted by the idea of her death since infancy when confronted with the anguish that accompanies the discovery of a potentially death dealing illness. In three years of intensive analytic work, her way of functioning psychically changed dramatically (her flight from imaginative life, total ...
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2015
Competitive sport is inherently stressful at all levels. Although some of us can get very “wound up” about a seaside mini-golf game with a friend, generally as the skill level increases, so do the amount of training and the intensity of competition.
Jayashree Acharya, Tony Morris
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Competitive sport is inherently stressful at all levels. Although some of us can get very “wound up” about a seaside mini-golf game with a friend, generally as the skill level increases, so do the amount of training and the intensity of competition.
Jayashree Acharya, Tony Morris
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American Journal of Psychotherapy, 1988
The theme of house and dwelling arises in psychotherapy as patients speak about their homes. Houses imply issues of containment, safety, entrapment, building, and hiding that also pertain to the experience of psychotherapy. This paper looks at the theme of dwelling with reference to clinical and literary sources in the hope of opening a fertile ground ...
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The theme of house and dwelling arises in psychotherapy as patients speak about their homes. Houses imply issues of containment, safety, entrapment, building, and hiding that also pertain to the experience of psychotherapy. This paper looks at the theme of dwelling with reference to clinical and literary sources in the hope of opening a fertile ground ...
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Der Urologe, 2010
Testosterone, like other steroid hormones, crosses the blood-brain barrier, and the androgen receptor is present in most parts of the human brain. Therefore, testosterone has many effects on the psyche, mainly in men but also in women. Most often discussed is its influence on sexuality, especially on desire and sexual fantasies, spontaneous nighttime ...
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Testosterone, like other steroid hormones, crosses the blood-brain barrier, and the androgen receptor is present in most parts of the human brain. Therefore, testosterone has many effects on the psyche, mainly in men but also in women. Most often discussed is its influence on sexuality, especially on desire and sexual fantasies, spontaneous nighttime ...
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2010
In the video Can’t be Tamed, Miley Cyrus appears dressed as a mythical bird locked in a cage. This strange disguise has a striking analogy with the representation of Psyche in the novel of Alberto Savinio entitled La nostra anima. The paper analyzes the similarities between the two texts and try to see if it may be a case of engramma.
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In the video Can’t be Tamed, Miley Cyrus appears dressed as a mythical bird locked in a cage. This strange disguise has a striking analogy with the representation of Psyche in the novel of Alberto Savinio entitled La nostra anima. The paper analyzes the similarities between the two texts and try to see if it may be a case of engramma.
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