Titlebook: Anorexia Nervosa and Other Dyscontrol Syndromes; E. L. Edelstein Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 Anorexia nervosa.Syndrom

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Effizientes strategisches Managemente (1873) who stated: “Patient said she was neither changed nor is she thinner.” In more recent times Bruch (1962) talked about distorted inner image as pathognomonic. In 1973 she elaborated on three key symptoms: “A disturbance of delusional proportions in the body image and body concept, a disturba

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,Phase 3: Durchführung eines Audits,ficult transitional state, torn between a seductive upheaval of a libidinal id and a very severe superego. All this takes place in the internal world, while at the same time the adolescent is trying to deal with thought and action in the external world, to establish firm ego-functioning. Adolescents

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Phase 7: Definition von Zielsetzungen,ptualization of anorexia nervosa touches on both these aspects and seems to be organically justified. Anorexia nervosa is a hunger disease that is well differentiated within the spectrum of dyscontrol syndromes. However, it is also a good example of a severe psychological maturation defect and its c

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,Bulimia — A Subgroup of Anorexia or a Separate Disease?,h taken to this question depends on both the aspects investigated and compared, as well as the school of thought of the therapist and the resulting conception of the development of the disease and its subsequent treatment.