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epub |eng | 2010-01-19 | Author:Thompson, Ron A.;Trattner Sherman, Roberta; & Roberta Trattner Sherman

COMORBIDITY Comorbidity refers to the psychiatric and medical conditions that co-occur with eating disorders. Many, if not most, eating disorder patients have one or more comorbid conditions (Braun, Sunday, & ...

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epub |eng | 2014-01-02 | Author:Kathryn Church [Church, Kathryn]

Pat reads an individual's attention to the details of another's oppression as a fundamental measure of the seriousness of his/her political commitment. Thus, she viewed bureaucratic struggles to provide instrumental ...

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Craving Drama Polly was not interested in being nurtured. She wanted a “rush” in the more direct sense—the adrenaline rush of life-or-death situations. Her factitious crises were dramatic and short-lived. ...

epub |eng | 2015-03-03 | Author:Linda J. Schupp

ATTACHMENT THEORY Born with limited capacities for self-regulation, human infants are dependent on the externally mediated interactive regulation of their primary attachment figures to maintain their arousal within the window ...