An Excess of Phobias and ManiasSenior Scribe Publications, 2003 - 202 pages |
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... desires to avoid certain objects or situations . • They are characterized by relatively specific fears of objects or situations and so they are sometimes referred to as specific phobias . • Commonly recognized specific phobias include ...
... desires to avoid certain objects or situations . • They are characterized by relatively specific fears of objects or situations and so they are sometimes referred to as specific phobias . • Commonly recognized specific phobias include ...
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... desire for or with something or someone . • Excessive enthusiasm or fondness for something that could be relat- ed to a variety of psychiatric disorders ; such as , frenzy , hysteria , and delirium . So , what we have in this book is a ...
... desire for or with something or someone . • Excessive enthusiasm or fondness for something that could be relat- ed to a variety of psychiatric disorders ; such as , frenzy , hysteria , and delirium . So , what we have in this book is a ...
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... his own prison . -Graham Sutherland The greatest success is successful self - acceptance . -Ben Sweet aedoeomania : Hypersexuality in females . An obsolete term for nympho- mania . aeluromania , eluromania : An absurd desire to have many.
... his own prison . -Graham Sutherland The greatest success is successful self - acceptance . -Ben Sweet aedoeomania : Hypersexuality in females . An obsolete term for nympho- mania . aeluromania , eluromania : An absurd desire to have many.
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John G. Robertson. aeluromania , eluromania : An absurd desire to have many cats to such a degree that some people have been known to have dozens of cats in an apartment or house . aelurophobia , elurophobia : An abnormal fear of cats ...
John G. Robertson. aeluromania , eluromania : An absurd desire to have many cats to such a degree that some people have been known to have dozens of cats in an apartment or house . aelurophobia , elurophobia : An abnormal fear of cats ...
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