10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TOXIPHOBIA»
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toxiphobia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Grandiloquent Dictionary - Tenth Anniversary Edition
A fear of a particular place torschlusspanik - The fear of young women that they
will not be married until they are to old to have children tortfeaser - A wrongdoer
toxicophobia - See toxiphobia toxiphobia - A fear of poison or being poisoned ...
... contingencies which shaped the anatomical structure of his successful species,
otherwise his survival would have been impossible. The two 39 Chapter 7. The
Evolution of Bitter and the Acquisition of Toxiphobia Abstract The Nature-Nurture
...
Darwin and other evolutionists were drawn to the problems of toxiphobia and the
acquisition of fear responses. For example, Spencer (1892, Vol. 1, p. 409) rates a
moth low on intelligence because, he speculated, it cannot associate the light ...
R. C. Bolles, M. D. Beecher, 2013
CONTEXT-DEPENDENCE OF CONDITIONED FOOD PREFERENCES Despite
claims that toxins condition aversions to tastes as such, the contextual
dependence of toxiphobia has been repeatedly demonstrated, both to internal
cues ...
A physician lately described to the writer two or three cases of toxiphobia. In one
of them the patient was with difficulty persuaded' to purchase the necessary
medical prescriptions. He said he was "afraid the druggist would put arsenic or ...
John Hankins Wallace, 1885
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Perinatal development: a psychobiological perspective
Toxiphobia is shown by suppressed intake of Diet G relative to the two other test
diets (familiar, safe Purina Rat Chow and a novel diet, Purina Chow flavored with
acetophenone). Figure 2 summarizes the results of the food preference test.
Norman A. Krasnegor, 1987
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We Are Driven: The Compulsive Behaviors America Applauds
Determining a patient's true motive for surgery might require some probing, but at
least one perfectionistic addiction is so obvious and dangerous that it requires
immediate medical treatment. It's called toxiphobia, and it's on the upswing.
Robert Hemfelt, Frank B. Minirth, Paul D. Meier, 1991
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Experimental assessments and clinical applications of ...
Toxiphobia,. "Social. Reinforcement,. Comparative. Psychology,. and. Patrick. J.
Capretta". PAUL M. BRONSTEIN Department of Psychology University of
Michigan Flint, Michigan 48502 This paper begins with reminiscences about my
absent ...
Norman S. Braveman, Paul Bronstein, New York Academy of Sciences, 1985
... cf . pyrexiophobia) mixophobia (aphephobia) tocophobia, tokophobia (f. of
childbirth; also called maieusiophobia) tomophobia (f . of surgical operations)
tonitrophobia, tonitruphobia (brontophobia) topophobia (f . of certain places)
toxiphobia ...
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Avoiding the Fear Trap: Learning to Neutralize and Overcome ...
... Religion or gods Thermophobia Heat Tomophobia Operation, surgical
Tomophobia Surgical operations Topophobia Places, certain Topophobia
Situations, certain Topophobia Stage fright Toxiphobia, toxophobia, or
toxicophobia Poisoned, ...
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Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival 2014
In Fear Of': Toxiphobia, the Fear of Being Poisoned. Job Interview (Germany). Killer Kart Meet Your Maker. Monstro! One More Day. Orbit Ever After (Ireland). «Artvoice, Nov 14»
