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Follie a deux: Psychopathology in a pandemic
European Psychiatry, 2021 Introduction Follie a deux is a rare syndrome characterized by the transference of delusions from a primary subject to a secondary one. This rare condition, and frequently forgotten in psychiatry pratice, is more frequent in feedlots, particularly in ...
I. Soares Da Costa +3 more
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Folie à deux: contagious mental illness? Report of a clinical case
European Psychiatry, 2022 Introduction Folie à deux is a clinical condition that was first described in 19th century. It is a psychotic disorder in which two closely associated individuals share a similar delusional system.
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Global Rheumatology, 2022 A young patient spends hours reading at his mother's side; she’s always there and often explains his symptoms and discomfort to the nurses who provide care.
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Folie en Famille: A Case Report of Shared Delusory Parasitosis
European Psychiatry, 2022 Introduction Delusional parasitosis, first documented in 1946, is a rare psychiatric illness described as both a stand-alone diagnosis, as well as a secondary condition to an underlying psychiatric or medical pathology, or substance use.
A. Al Siaghy, Y. Zoghbi, M. Azeem
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Extreme overvalued beliefs: How violent extremist beliefs become “normalized” [PDF]
, 2018 Extreme overvalued beliefs (EOB) are rigidly held, non-deusional beliefs that are the motive behind most acts of terrorism and mass shootings. EOBs are differentiated from delusions and obsessions. The concept of an overvalued idea was first described by
Rahman, Tahir
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Journal of Nepal Medical Association, 2015 Shared psychotic disorderis a rare psychiatric disorder. It is defined when a primary psychotic person imposes his/her delusional beliefs to the other person usually in a close relationship.
Pratikshya Chalise +2 more
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Against Explanatory Minimalism in Psychiatry [PDF]
, 2015 The idea that psychiatry contains, in principle, a series of levels of explanation has been criticised both as empirically false but also, by Campbell, as unintelligible because it presupposes a discredited pre-Humean view of causation.
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Incubus Assaulting the Whole Family: A Case Report of Folie a Famille from North India [PDF]
Indian Journal of Private PsychiatryAs per cultural beliefs, the incubus is a sex demon attempting to have intercourse with a female. Incubus syndrome has been described in patients either with schizophrenia or with delusional/psychotic disorders.
Robin Victor +3 more
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Folie a deux / induced delusional disorder – case report and literature review
European Psychiatry, 2023 Introduction Folie a deux, also known as shared psychotic disorder or induced delusional disorder, is a rare mental disorder that was first described in France in the late 19th century and was referred to delusions shared between two individuals in ...
A. Lourenço +6 more
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Why the idea of framework propositions cannot contribute to an understanding of delusions [PDF]
, 2008 One of the tasks that recent philosophy of psychiatry has taken upon itself is to extend the range of understanding to some of those aspects of psychopathology that Jaspers deemed beyond its limits.
B. A. Maher +25 more
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