10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PATHOPHOBIA»
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pathophobia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pathophobia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Treatise on the Principles and Practice of Medicine: ...
Pathophobia. Although hypochondriasis belongs in the list of disorders of the
mind, ~ the mental aberration is not regarded as amounting to insanity, and
patients with this affection are not proper subjects for treatment at lunatic asylums
.
2
A Practical Treatise on Nervous Exhaustion (neurasthenia): ...
This pathophobia is not a new disease — it is, indeed, a very old one; and I
believe that through the increase in culture it is relatively diminishing; just like the
forms of hysteria, epilepsy, and chorea, that were so common in the middle ages.
George Miller Beard, Alphonso David Rockwell, 1888
3
Human Behavior and Law Enforcement
It is irrational because normal individuals do not perceive such object, activity or
situation as dangerous or threatening. Examples are: Pathophobia (fear of
diseases), Nyctophobia (fear of darkness), Claustrophobia (fear of closed places)
etc.
James Vadackumchery, John Kattakayam, 1995
4
Biological Control: Benefits and Risks
This has caused some pathologists to claim that: 'despite the lack of documented
serious conflicts, there is an air of pathophobia that has brought to a virtual
standstill the application of the classical approach in the use of plant pathogens
for ...
Heikki M. T. Hokkanen, James M. Lynch, 2003
5
Documentary history of psychiatry: a source book on ...
This pathophobia is not a new disease— it is, indeed, a very old one; and I
believe that through the increase in culture it is relatively diminishing; just like the
form of hysteria, epilepsy, and chorea, that were so common in the middle ages.
Third ...
6
The Cincinnati Lancet-clinic
In bettering the morale of the patient by giving him more confidence in his
extremities, the persisent ideas of pathophobia which cause so much misery in
tabetics are dispersed. 5. The treatment is indicated in all stages of locomotor
ataxia.
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
... Mental illness—Classification Operations, Surgical—Classification
Nosophobia (May Subd Geog) UF Disease phobia Diseases—Fear Diseases,
Fear of Fear of diseases Pathophobia BT Phobias Sick—Psychology NT AIDS
phobia Noss, ...
Library of Congress, 2006
8
Confessions of A Hypnotist
Agoraphobia Fear of Open Spaces Claustrophobia Fear of Enclosed Spaces
Nosophobia Fear of Disease Pathophobia Fear of Suffering Astraphobia Fear of
Thunder Monophobia Fear of Loneliness MisophobiaFearof Dirt and Germs ...
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
... Veterinary pathology Pathology laboratories USE Pathological laboratories
Pathophobia USE Nosophobia Pathophysiology USE Physiology, Pathological
Pathos BT Emotions Suffering Sympathy PATHOS (Computer operating system)
UF ...
10
Health and Happiness with Hypnosis
... open spaces Chionophobia: fear of snow Frigophobia: fear of the cold
Gamophobia: fear of marriage Genuphobia: fear of knees Lyssophobia: fear of
insanity Monophobia: fear of being alone Nyctophobia: fear of darkness
Pathophobia: fear ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PATHOPHOBIA»
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Yes, I'll have NO bananas
... this condition is variously labelled in phobic circles as nosophobia, nosemaphobia or pathophobia - the fear of disease and/or suffering. «The Age, Apr 08»
