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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-18558-3ssion by special mental coping mechanisms (e.g., compulsions, phobias, etc.). Complaints of anxiety are commonplace, and more prescriptions are written in the United States for anti-anxiety drugs than any other medications. Symptoms of anxiety result from many different causes and take varied forms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-18558-3se did not constitute a significant health problem for most western countries prior to World War II. Since the 1950’s, however, the situation has dramatically changed. The “l(fā)iberalization” of social attitudes and advertising campaigns by manufacturers exhorting the public to take vitamins, aspirin,

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Leong Chan,Tugrul U. Daim,Dundar F. Kocaoglusical basis, but instead, are psychological in origin. Patients with these conditions mistakenly seek a medical remedy for their symptoms, and unless the true cause of their disorder is diagnosed, treatment may be prescribed which is costly, ineffective and frustrating. A specialized approach is nee

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Christoph Jungemann,Bernd Meinerzhagenellectual capacity greatly influences the success of any medical, social or educational program which you might suggest. Therefore, it is important that you be able to assess the intelligence of each patient you treat and take special measures to assist those with mental retardation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-98148-8rent types of psychological crises, but we will restrict our discussion to four representative ones which call for immediate intervention — in particular, dealing with persons who are potentially assaultive, suicidal, intensely anxious or gravely disabled. By gravely disabled persons we mean those w

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-98148-8ically unrestricted way of life will be theirs and that serious illness happens only to someone else. Consequently when a major illness comes, few persons are adequately prepared to deal with it. Serious physical illness is perceived as a threat to one’s very existence and . evokes feelings of fear,

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