Titlebook: Extraordinary Disorders of Human Behavior; Claude T. H. Friedmann,Robert A. Faguet Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982

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Cloud Adoption and Cultural Changeom all over the world (Chapman, 1957; York, 1960; Blackwell, 1965; Chugh, 1966; Ireland ., m1967). Asher dedicated the syndrome to the Baron von Miinchhausen, an infamous storyteller of 18th-century Germany. Despite objections in the literature that the eponym is inappropriate and inaccurate, it has

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Shailly Kedia,Nivedita Cholayilraordinary feature of the syndrome lies in the horrifying levels of stress that produce it rather than its rarity. In fact, millions of humans in our century exhibit features characteristic of this entity. The syndrome has various names: concentration camp syndrome, repatriation neurosis, concentrat

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Carlos Oliveira Cruz,Rui Cunha Marques and are primarily delusional in nature, the erotic overtones are variably manifest. Furthermore, each of the syndromes excites legitimate controversy as to its ability to stand alone diagnostically. The syndromes are generally considered rare, and the literature, especially in recent years, is corr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3021-3ntries of Southeast Asia to which the southern Chinese have migrated. The syndrome has three cardinal manifestations: first, delusions of retraction of the penis into the body with a fear of impending death; second, an intense panic with feelings of collapse, palpitations, sweating, nausea, breathle

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