Obsessive Behavior (Latest Articles)

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[Psychiatrists as victims of stalking]

27 Feb 2005 Stalking is defined as notorious following, menacing, harassing, and contacting of a victim against his or her declared will. Such behavior can occur in a variety of psychiatric disorders. Attending physicians can also become victims of stalking. ...
rec_pub_15759163-psychiatrists-victims-stalking.htm

Stalking through SMS: a new tool for an old behaviour?

27 Feb 2005
rec_pub_15701076-stalking-sms-new-tool-old-behaviour.htm

[Delusional jealousy and obsessive love--causes and forms]

8 Feb 2005 Obsessive love and delusional jealousy as persistent mental disorders, are well-known but rare psychiatric conditions, the prevalence of which is estimated to be less than 0.1%. Delusional jealousy should not be confused with exaggerated ...
rec_pub_15757223-delusional-jealousy-obsessive-love-causes-forms.htm

Cognitive self-consciousness and meta-worry and their relations to symptoms of worry and obsessional thoughts.

30 Jan 2005 The relation between cognitive self-consciousness and meta-worry, and their association with symptoms of worry and obsessional thoughts were examined. 53 undergraduate students completed the expanded version of the Cognitive Self-consciousness ...
rec_pub_15825931-cognitive-self-consciousness-meta-worry-relations-symptoms-worry.htm

Understanding women's journey of recovering from anorexia nervosa.

30 Jan 2005 Previous studies of recovery from anorexia nervosa (AN) have concentrated on discrete behavioral responses of individual women. Little is understood about the subjective process of women's recovery in the context of family, community, or society. In ...
rec_pub_15611203-understanding-women-s-journey-recovering-anorexia-nervosa.htm

Obsessive, prolific artistic output following subarachnoid hemorrhage.

23 Jan 2005
rec_pub_15668459-obsessive-prolific-artistic-output-following-subarachnoid-hemorrhage.htm

Autogenous/reactive obsessions and their relationship with OCD symptoms and schizotypal personality features.

3 Jan 2005 This study was conducted to examine the autogenous-reactive model of obsessions [Behav. Res. Ther. 41 (2003) 11-29]. A large number of college students (n=932) were administered a questionnaire battery assessing obsessional intrusions, schizotypal ...
rec_pub_16076425-autogenous-reactive-obsessions-relationship-ocd-symptoms-schizotypal.htm

Executive functioning in children with autism and Tourette syndrome.

30 Dec 2004 The main aims of this study were to investigate if children with high-functioning autism (HFA) and children with Tourette syndrome (TS) can be differentiated in their executive functioning (EF) profile compared to normal controls (NCs) and compared ...
rec_pub_16761552-executive-functioning-children-autism-tourette-syndrome.htm

The knight as patient of the squire.

30 Dec 2004 Many types of non-professional, non-credentialed relationships are seen by laypersons as analogous to those occuring in psychotherapy. This paper takes a leap backwards several centuries and describes two examples of one such type of interaction as ...
rec_pub_16555464-the-knight-patient-squire.htm

Level of obsessionality among neurosurgical patients with a primary brain tumor.

30 Dec 2004 Obsessive-compulsive symptoms have been associated with different types of damages or dysfunctions in the brain. However, the accumulated evidence on obsessive-compulsive symptoms among patients with a primary brain tumor is so far based on case ...
rec_pub_16179664-level-obsessionality-neurosurgical-patients-primary-brain-tumor.htm

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