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Psychophysiologic Disorders

open access: yes, 1994
Donald A. Williamson   +1 more
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Psychosomatic and Psychophysiologic Disorders

1978
Accumulating 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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Psychophysiologic Disorders of the Elderly

1985
Even more than is true for younger people, the health of elderly persons represents an interplay of psychological and physiological factors. Older persons are more likely to have physical impairments and, though inherently incapacitating, these will affect their emotional state.
Charles M Gaitz
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Sensitivity and Specificity of Measures of the Insomnia Experience: a Comparative Study of Psychophysiologic Insomnia, Insomnia Associated with Mental Disorder and Good Sleepers

open access: yesSleep, 2005
STUDY OBJECTIVES: To explore proposed explanatory mechanisms in psychophysiologic insomnia by investigating the sensitivity and specificity of commonly used insomnia research tools in discriminating psychophysiologic insomnia, insomnia associated with ...
Colin Espié
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