Titlebook: Alice in Wonderland Syndrome; Jan Dirk Blom Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Metamorphopsia.Misperception.Perceptual distorti

獨(dú)輪車

致詞

,Psychomotorische Erregungszust?nde,s going to say. Luckily, one of the basic skills of the psychiatric training programme involved the art of biting our tongue and waiting for whatever our conversational partner would bring up next. That skill came in handy while dealing with the director and saved me, at least, from a great deal of social awkwardness during my training.

集合

細(xì)頸瓶

Introduction,mia’ or ‘pneumonia’, to mention just two other afflictions. Even so, names can be deceiving. Therefore, let’s consult someone with first-hand experience before we accept too readily that Alice in Wonderland syndrome is as fun as the name might suggest.

Fracture

拖債

Inside the Consulting Room,inal stretch of my training programme. Despite being 15?years my senior, he had a youthful and athletic appearance, which may or may not have been due to the fact that, at middle age, he was still running the annual marathon. Perhaps fitting for a runner, he was a man of few words. Also, he used to

PON

The Making of a Syndrome, flavour of the ways in which it can affect people’s lives. However, descriptions such as these can also be confusing, since the ‘wheat’ of the clinical picture needs to be separated from the personal, subjective, meaningful ‘chaff’ that makes them so authentic in the first place. Nevertheless, at l

POINT

Charles Dodgson,. With them, they had an unusual party of three little girls who were having a great time, taking turns at the oars, playing word games, exchanging jokes, and singing along with the dons, one of whom had a particularly good voice. Throughout their playful and pleasant journey on that blazing summer

極肥胖

The Making of a Syndrome,do not want to sleep in a crooked position in the car, or you might end up like Paul, seeing everything as slanted. Yet all these elements actually have nothing to do with Alice in Wonderland syndrome—although they certainly were peculiar phenomena, they were . perceptual distortions. Therefore, the

JIBE

Charles Dodgson,the way to Godstow and, after a leisurely tea break on the river bank, all the way back to Oxford, until finally, the sun went down and the day was over, and with it the curious tale. Told on that single afternoon of July 4, 1862, and since immortalised in the written form, this is the myth of how t