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Psychophysiological disorders and the skin
Dermatological Reviews, 2023AbstractThe interaction between the mind, skin, and body is well studied lately and many studies focus on the multiple mechanisms between them that affects skin health. From psychology, psychoneuroimmunology, and immunology, to psychophysiological and inflammation, there are many issues to consider for the brain–skin cross‐interaction.
Simona Carniciu, Mohammad Jafferany
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Psychophysiological Factors in Panic Disorder
Psychopathology, 2010Panic disorder patients were compared with normal subjects during intravenous infusion of sodium lactate, isoproterenol, and placebo. Panic attacks meeting the criteria of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, vol. 3 [American Psychiatric Association, 1980] occurred during all three conditions in patients and during the lactate and isoproterenol ...
R R, Freedman +4 more
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Psychophysiologic Disorders in Children and Adolescents
The International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine, 1975Psychosomatic disorders in children and adolescents is a topic that covers a wide variety of illnesses and one which is difficult if not impossible to define accurately. In general, chronic emotional states, often nonspecific, serve as strong contributors to the development of a physical illness.
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Psychosomatic and Psychophysiologic Disorders
1978Accumulating evidence indicates that we are becoming a psychosomati-cally oriented society. Results from many community surveys and data from physicians’ practices show that psychosomatic disorders and psycho-physiologic complaints are exceedingly frequent.* Moreover, Tringo2 has found that psychosomatic illnesses are now considered to be “acceptable.”
John J. Schwab, Mary E. Schwab
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The Psychophysiology of Obsessive Compulsive Disorders
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Psychophysiological Characteristics of the Regulatory Disordered Infant
Pediatric Physical Therapy, 1991Abstract This study examined the psychophysiological responses to sensory and cognitive challenges of 24 normal and 11 regulatory disordered infants (8–11 months). Regulatory disordered infants were defined as being behaviorally difficult and exhibiting disturbances in sleep, feeding, state control, self-calming, and mood regulation. Heart period and
Georgia A. Degangi +3 more
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