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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SOMATOGENIC»
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Abnormal And Clinical Psychology: An Introductory Textbook: ...
In the early twentieth century, theories and treatments of mental disorders
diverged into two approaches: the somatogenic and psychogenic perspectives.
The somatogenic approach considered mental abnormalities to result from
biological ...
2
Legal and Ethical Dimensions for Mental Health Professionals
Scientists looked toward abnormalities in the body to establish a somatogenic
hypothesis for a particular illness. The confidence in somatogenesis was based
more on faith than facts. Notwithstanding these difficulties, the somatogenic ...
Patrick B. Malley, Eileen Petty Deklewa, 2013
3
Clinical Psychology and Heart Disease
The potential impact of disease or the mere awareness of the presence or
potential presence of CAD makes it impossible to rule out a somatogenic basis (
whereby the disease might alter the psychosocial factors) for the obtained
findings.
E. Molinari, A. Compare, G. Parati, 2010
4
A Psychological Approach to Ethical Reality
Etiology There are two classic interpretations of the etiology of abnormal
behavior: (1) a somatogenic view, characteristic of nineteenth century German
psychiatry, and (2) a psychogenic view, associated with the nineteenth century
French ...
5
Suffering: Psychological and Social Aspects in Loss, Grief, ...
In my initial effort to discover the ways in which modern psychology has been
dealing with the subject of pain, I was somewhat chagrined to discover that most
psychologists have also adopted the somatogenic view of pain so pervasive in ...
Robert DeBellis, Eric Marcus, Austin H. Kutscher, 2014
6
Health Counseling: A Microskills Approach
The degenerative process of atherosclerosis is worsened by the physiological
changes in the body caused by the ongoing stress response. No causative germ
is involved, however. With somatogenic disease, a causative organism does exist
.
Richard Blonna, Daniel Watter, 2005
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On the Theory and Therapy of Mental Disorders: An ...
In this schema, the verticals indicate different illnesses with a greater or lesser
degree of psychogenic or somatogenic contribution. An illness is thus always
more or less psycho- or somatogenic. The position of a disease in the above ...
8
Schmidek and Sweet: Operative Neurosurgical Techniques: ...
Pain is usually categorized as either somatogenic or psychogenic. Somatogenic
pain, or “organic pain,” arises from somatogenic lesions resulting from trauma,
infection, or other external factors.26 By contrast, the origin of psychogenic is ...
Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa, 2012
9
Bonica's Management of Pain
The crudest classification of this kind is to simply distinguish somatogenic pain
from psychogenic pain(painof psychological origin). Simply put, when a range of
physical examination, diagnostic imaging, and laboratory tests fail to identify the ...
10
Biomedical Problems on Bovine Somatotropin Use in Milk ...
In the liver, adipocytes, fibroblasts, lymphocytes and chondrocytes of various non
-ruminants, specific receptors for somatotropin are present. Little information,
however, is available on the nature and distribution of these somatogenic
receptors ...
