PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «NOSOPHOBIA»
nosophobia
nosophobia
specific
phobia
irrational
fear
contracting
disease
from
greek
nosos
primary
fears
this
kind
pulmonary
tuberculosis
venereal
diseases
cancer
heart
some
authors
have
suggested
that
medical
students
should
accurately
referred
phobias
about
having
related
there
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important
differences
recommended
somewhat
symptoms
diagnosis
treatments
causes
information
including
misdiagnosis
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patient
stories
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noso
noun
ˌnäs
ˈfō
abnormal
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heard
what
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look
define
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change
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called
quite
different
names
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counseling
with
media
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bombarding
audiences
sanitizers
manner
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people
experience
memidex
definitions
nerv
ment
hunter
lohrenz
schwartzman
type
term
pronunciation
nos′ō
fō′bē
pathophobia
common
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «NOSOPHOBIA»
Scopri l'uso di
nosophobia nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
nosophobia e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
NOSOPHOBIA.—Nosophobia presents an altogether different clinical aspect. In
this condition there are no painful or perplexing sensations referred to any of the
bodily organs, but the distress is purely mental, being the fear of some malady ...
2
Transactions of the Medical Society of London
chondriasis. A further striking difference between the two morbid conditions is
that 'nosophobia is essentially transitory, while hypochondriasis is apt to be long-
continued andis, indeed,frequentl y permanent. During the last great epidemics
of ...
A further striking difference between the two morbid conditions is that nosophobia
is essentially transitory, while hypochondriasis is apt to be long-continued andis,
indeed, frequently permanent. During the last great epidemics of influenza, ...
Medical Society of London, 1895
4
Stress and Mental Health of College Students
1966), medical studentitis and nosophobia (Hunter, Lohrenz and Schwartzman,
1964). The term 'nosophobia' however, first came into circulation during the
second world war and was described by Ryle (1941) in the Guy's Hospital
Gazette: ...
5
The Journal of the Michigan State Medical Society
G. Kiernan has remarked, the nosophobia of the neurasthenic. Nosophobia is too
often brutally regarded as feigned hypochondriasis, without reference to its
underlying factor. Nosophobia differs from hypocrondriasis in being a fear of a ...
6
Hypochondriasis and Health Anxiety: A Guide for Clinicians
Early observers described patients they labeled as having disease phobia or
nosophobia. According to Ryle (1948), nosophobia included (1) fears about an
existing disease and its possible implications, such as pain or surgery; (2) fears
of ...
Vladan Starcevic, Russell Noyes, 2014
7
Hypochondriasis and Health Anxiety: A Guide for Clinicians
Early observers described patients they labeled as having disease phobia or
nosophobia. According to Ryle (1948), nosophobia included (1) fears about an
existing disease and its possible implications, such as pain or surgery; (2) fears
of ...
Vladan Starcevic, Russell Noyes, 2014
From introspection and subconsciousness of organic disturbance comes the
nosophobia of the neurasthenic. Nosophobia is too often brutally regaraded as
feigned hypochondriasis without reference to its underlying factor. Nosophobia
differs ...
Mississippi Valley Medical Association, 1903
9
Proceedings of the ... Annual Meeting
From introspection and subconsciousness of organic disturbance comes the
nosophobia of the neurasthenic. Nosophobia is too often brutally regaraded as
feigned hypochondriasis without reference to' its underlying factor. Nosophobia ...
Mississippi Valley Medical Association, 1903
10
Medicine: A Monthly Record of the World's Progress in ...
... Pontoppidan, Jespersen, Kjell- berg, Sandberg, and others among the
Scandinavian, and Kovalewsky and others among the Russian alienists, have
pointed out the occurrence of depressing delusions, hypochondria and
nosophobia, at the ...
Joseph McFarland, Harold Nicolas Moyer, 1904
7 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «NOSOPHOBIA»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
nosophobia nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
10 most common Phobias
Nosophobia is the irrational fear of having specified disease. Sufferers of this phobia either visits the doctor more frequently to know about their ... «ARY NEWS, dic 14»
When Med Students Get Medical Students' Disease
Medical students' disease — which has also been called “nosophobia,” meaning “fear of disease” — first gained attention in the mid-1960s ... «New York Times, set 13»
KTWU program tackles phobias
... limited spaces; nosophobia, the fear of developing a specific disease; germophobia, the fear of germs; and arachnophobia, or fear of spiders. «Topeka Capital Journal, ott 11»
Fear of Doctors
It is relatively common for iatrophobia to occur alongside hypochondriasis or nosophobia, which are both phobias of illness. Postponing Doctor ... «About.com: Health, ott 08»
Yes, I'll have NO bananas
Commonly known as hypochondria (or, I suspect, plain self-centredness), this condition is variously labelled in phobic circles as nosophobia, ... «The Age, apr 08»
Top 10 Common Specific Phobias
Nosophobia is the irrational fear of developing a specific disease. Hypochondriasis is a related disorder marked by the persistent fear of having ... «About - News & Issues, apr 08»
Philosophers Behaving Badly by Nigel Rodgers and Mel Thompson
His depression, self-loathing, multiple phobias (agoraphobia, cholerophobia, nosophobia, to name a few) and paranoia gave birth to extreme right-wing political ... «Philosophy Now, gen 08»
