I last consumed Pedialyte yesterday, to recover not from compulsive drinking but from compulsive exercise.
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Anorexia nervosa, obsessive-compulsive disorder and schizophrenia also cluster, as do Tourette's syndrome and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Instead, researchers have found that CSB is similar to other compulsive disorders, like obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).
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The science of compulsive lying is similar to the science that explains compulsive alcohol or drug use.
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It's clear that compulsive gaming, like compulsive gambling, uncontrollable drug use, or any other obsessive behavior, can be harmful.
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I know that obsessive-compulsive disorder can pass through generations, and I know that hoarding is a compulsive behavior.
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"You can't access an animal's thoughts, so the purists call it only canine compulsive disorder, not obsessive–compulsive disorder," Dodman says.
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It's a combination of the compulsive hair-pulling, known as trichotillomania, as well as trichophagia, the compulsive eating of one's own hair.
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But only obsessive-compulsive symptoms consistently predicted the intensity and duration of maladaptive daydreaming on the next day, regardless of the levels of obsessive-compulsive symptoms on that following day.
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According to the team, the results suggest a significant link between mobile phone apps and compulsive exercise behaviour—hardly surprising, given the wide range of other compulsive behaviours related to cell phone use.
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" Kleptomania is also often referred to as "addictive compulsive stealing.
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An original and compulsive exploration of a tragic subject. Milkman.
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Definition: a habitual and prolific reader; a compulsive book buyer.
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The compulsive coverage continues during the White House press briefing.
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" He checked Trump for his "narcissism and his compulsive behaviors.
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He possessed an almost compulsive need to talk about it.
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Abedin's husband has admitted that he is a compulsive sexter.
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"They do not lead to compulsive drug seeking," he says.
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And it's that description that for me defines compulsive behavior.
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He was not just a competitor but a compulsive compiler.
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Assisting someone worse off even more effectively derails compulsive introspection.
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Chilean sea bass and compulsive networking were on the menu.
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The compulsive playing had destroyed the rest of his life.
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There is a large spectrum of problematic eating behavior: overeating, compulsive overeating, binge eating, bulimia, self-starvation, laxative abuse, orthorexia (an obsession with eating foods that one believes are healthy), compulsive exercise and chronic dieting.
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More from Tonic: "Most definitions of compulsive buying disorder include repeated, difficult-to-control urges to buy," says Elias Aboujaoude, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University, who has researched compulsive purchasing.
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Had they ever encountered severe obsessive-compulsive disorder or suicidal depression?
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A real joker, compulsive, hygienic, uses only Philips toothpaste from home.
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And those behaviors can become out of hand or even compulsive.
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Delquon, 6, has autism, attention deficit hyperactivity and obsessive compulsive disorders.
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Her younger daughter had just been diagnosed with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.
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I've had obsessive compulsive disorder since I was a small child.
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"I have a little bit of a compulsive personality," she says.
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And then I'd start the obsessive food restriction and compulsive workouts.
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Addiction is defined as [engaging in] compulsive behavior despite negative consequences.
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The compulsive resort to tariffs undercuts a rules-based trading order.
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Addiction, in contrast, consists of compulsive drug use despite negative consequences.
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I try and help students, even if they're blatant compulsive liars.
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I get a little obsessive compulsive with the pre show stuff.
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What might be the effect on reflection of this compulsive behavior?
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Mr. Caspersen kept his compulsive stock trading from friends and families.
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"There are some compulsive habits I have now," Ms. Lodovico said.
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It feels like there's a compulsive quality to what he's doing.
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Compulsive hand washers often fear contracting chronic and life-threatening diseases.
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I was just a girl, crippled by severe obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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"As referees, we're obsessive-compulsive," said Dave Gantar, an M.L.S. referee.
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Perfectly symmetrical knots with centered dimples betray an obsessive-compulsive personality.
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A compulsive liar or a gaffe machine can still be president.
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PANDAS patients suffer from obsessive compulsive and tic disorders following a strep infection, while PANS patients suddenly develop obsessive compulsive disorder and other psychiatric symptoms without a known cause, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
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Although researchers have debunked the idea that sex can be an "addiction," having compulsive sexual behavior can be just as disruptive as obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and take a serious toll on the person's life and relationships.
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Julie Mundt has obsessive-compulsive disorder, which forces her to clean uncontrollably.
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How can we be less compulsive than technology wants us to be?
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I've managed to get a decent-enough grip on my compulsive eating.
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If they're not a little obsessive-compulsive, they're a little socially awkward.
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OCD is an anxiety disorder characterized by intrusive thoughts and compulsive rituals.
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Camila Cabello is getting real about her struggles with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Often compulsive behavior or a lack of impulse control is to blame.
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"Profiteers tempt and endeavor to hook us with compulsive addictions," Romney said.
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However, skin-picking can get so compulsive that it becomes clinically diagnosable.
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Most of her characters are awful yet sympathetic in their compulsive unburdenings.
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TONIC's Shayla Love has had obsessive compulsive disorder since she was young.
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He had compulsive desires, and I don't know that they were rational.
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His image is one of ironic self-awareness and near-compulsive intellectualism.
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You have this sort of compulsive energy after treatment to do something.
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York, who along with his wife Emily became a compulsive collector of
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He sat down and told them about his compulsive use of pornography.
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A compulsive fiddler, he rewrites line after line practically until opening night.
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Try to get them to recognize the compulsive quality of their behavior.
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In any other time, this would have seemed unnecessary, overwrought and compulsive.
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In any other time, this would have seemed unnecessary, overwrought and compulsive.
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But not all compulsive daydreamers are depressed or have OCD, Somer argues.
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I have some obsessive-compulsive habits I could definitely get rid of.
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He eventually discovered that about 50 of those apartments housed compulsive hoarders.
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I didn't fail any courses, but compulsive play took precedence over studying.
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More importantly, this is, I believe, projection, one of Trump's compulsive traits.
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Greta was eventually diagnosed with "high-functioning" autism and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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Garner is a natural storyteller: her unillusioned eye makes her clarity compulsive.
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At times, he can seem like a haberdasher with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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It's the holier-than-thou sentiments as well as the compulsive bragging.
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You're a little obsessive-compulsive, so you're careful with all your things.
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My roommates joked that I had a productive form of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Fletcher's 13-year-old son was recently diagnosed with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
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This category includes the predatory sex offender and/or the compulsive sex addict.
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Additionally, a particular hormone—"ACTH"—has been linked to compulsive grooming in animals.
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Naltrexone, a drug commonly used for other compulsive behaviors, may work as well.
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That's what fans think happened to cult indie makeup company Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics.
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I have a friend who is, by her own admission, a compulsive parlorgoer.
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Ms Bamford has obsessive compulsive disorder, which manifests itself in intrusive, repetitive thoughts.
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Trump's compulsive consumption of cable television and major daily newspapers is well-known.
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"I know some people would talk negatively about [compulsive gamers]," Patrick told me.
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Grubbs is more sympathetic to labeling compulsive sexual behavior an addiction than Prause.
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One, the compulsive, rank-obsessed land of Candy Crush and Clash of Clans.
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Set aside the fact that Mr. Trump is a compulsive and unrepentant liar.
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He also struggled with mental illness, developing anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, and anorexia.
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The real problem here is why someone feels the compulsive need for escape.
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But people who are obsessively ritualistic and engage in compulsive behaviors hate it.
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So ornithologist Emily O'Connor wondered: How do these compulsive wanderers deal with infections?
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It is the compulsive temptation to misappropriate a bestowed advantage for selfish ends.
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Treatment with psilocybin has also improved obsessive compulsive disorder symptoms and alcohol dependence.
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Trump has arrived at a moment of supreme voyeurism and compulsive fame whoring.
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Addiction, they say, is compulsive engagement in a rewarding experience despite serious repercussions.
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" Goldberg also thought that the Internet had made people "more compulsive and impulsive.
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"He told me the family history with his (obsessive-compulsive disorder)," Hurst said.
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To make this whole piece out of this twisting — compulsive twisting — seems appropriate.
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Women's groups have pounced, accusing the thrice-married billionaire businessman of compulsive misogyny.
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As a compulsive overthinker myself, the agonizing ones feel more familiar to me.
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Streaming TV was compulsive for me in part because it was so easy.
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" Mr. Baldwin said: "Mary is a devious, compulsive, eighth-degree black-belt liar.
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What if my compulsive drug use and compulsive organizing and, for that matter, anything that I've felt compelled to do, were all attempts to quiet the unceasing drumbeat of anxiety that is forever pounding out its rhythm in my brain?
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"@realDonaldTrump is a misogynist, compulsive liar, and admitted sexual predator," Hirono tweeted December 12.
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That can frustrate architects, who have an almost compulsive need to design and create.
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Whether you're a compulsive swiper, scroller, or zoomer, there's a model just for you.
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Then, in 2005, a historian unmasked him as an impostor, "a compulsive, barefaced liar".
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Most people assume social media is making us more narcissistic, more compulsive, and lonelier.
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"What causes friction in the marriage, however, is Kanye's compulsive tweeting," the source added.
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Reading because I'm a compulsive reader and I read everything in front of me.
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Recent research has supported the idea that compulsive smartphone use causes depression and anxiety.
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Tail chasing is a common compulsive behavior for dogs, and for bull terriers specifically.
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It feels like the soundtrack to a brain working within a compulsive mind-state.
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Now, both disorders are included in the chapter on obsessive–compulsive and related disorders.
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I was a compulsive writer and performer—I was scared pills would zombify me.
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This highlighting of a reporter's tormented indecision is why "Serial" made for compulsive listening.
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Watching the footage, nearly six months later, is a kind of compulsive ghost-hunting.
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Rather than defining addiction as destructive, compulsive behavior, this ideology focuses on physical dependence.
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It didn't matter that he is a transparently corrupt, bigoted, sexually abusive, compulsive liar.
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Her mentions of Minnesota, Minnesota politics, and snowstorms are still something close to compulsive.
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Studies have shown that group psychotherapy is the most effective treatment for compulsive shopping.
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It's because the men of Tinder are, for the most part, compulsive right-swipers.
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" Ley also questioned whether the behaviors the authors of this study labeled "compulsive" reflect an actual disorder: "I think many people suffering from true compulsive disorders would be thankful to only feel compelled to engage in the behavior for 16 minutes a day.
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"It started off with obsessive compulsive disorder, but then religion came into it," she begins.
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However, researchers noted, obsessive sexual passion is not the same thing as compulsive sexual impulse.
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Currently, on official lists of side effects for these drugs, compulsive behavior is not listed.
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"He was compulsive and had almost delusional thought patterns that influenced his choices," she added.
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His story reveals two important facts about Joya: She was malicious, and she was compulsive.
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She's intellectually disabled and has behavior disorders, as well as obsessive compulsive and autistic tendencies.
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The joke here is that she was a compulsive overeater even before she was born.
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Trump-watching is compulsive—who hasn't waited guiltily for the next tweet with horrified anticipation?
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He has a scorched earth attitude toward his closest relationships which borders on the compulsive.
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Perhaps. But this is just another day, living with obsessive compulsive disorder, known as OCD.
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"[Trump's] need to dominate every news cycle feeds an almost compulsive tweet habit," he said.
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Lieberman describes himself as an "obsessive-compulsive neurotic control freak," and he has to be.
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For binge eaters or compulsive over-eaters, they receive dopamine responses from eating beyond satiety.
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This is not the endless can-kicking and compulsive asset accumulation of Hinkie's perpetual Tank.
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The same intensified reaction occurs in compulsive gamblers when they see things like roulette wheels.
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I&aposve had dermatillomania, or compulsive skin-picking, for as long as I can remember.
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Humans are compulsive, irrational and petty, yes, but they are also selfless, intelligent and idealistic.
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I've struggled privately with trichotillomania, a compulsive hair-pulling disorder, for more than ten years.
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I went on to receive related diagnoses of generalized anxiety disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Remember that when it comes to reducing food waste, compulsive shopping is your main enemy.
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That essay joins meditations on compulsive heterosexuality as among the most poignant in this collection.
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Macdonald has had long runs of compulsive betting on poker, craps, blackjack and sports book.
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As a compulsive provocateur, Trump will continue to say and do awful and dangerous things.
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You know that each package will be washi-taped and bedazzled, and its contents compulsive.
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To get something really right, you've got to be overly obsessive and compulsive about it.
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Recent research, we learn, says that hoarding is distinct from but related to obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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"I made a guy who was a compulsive neatfreak," says one user from a 2015 thread.
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For example, he might ask a patient with obsessive-compulsive disorder to imagine herself as Cinderella.
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And for some kids and adults alike, seeking out that hit of dopamine can become compulsive.
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For example, there's a psychiatric condition called psychogenic polydipsia, which can lead to compulsive water drinking.
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Gharibian emphasized that, although compulsive spending is not a particularly healthy behavior, it's still fairly common.
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" —malonepaxton "I've been taking medications for my obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and mood disorders for years.
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" Now parents and compulsive phone users are limited to Apple's native tools, all dubbed "Screen Time.
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Lindsay Johnson*, 28, has generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, agoraphobia, and claustrophobia.
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And extreme forms of lying, like compulsive lying, may be indicative of an underlying personality disorder.
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About 10 percent of compulsive and problem gamblers also experienced physical abuse or assaults as children.
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I'm compulsive—in the past I could never have just one drink; now I have none.
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Both diagnosed with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, the twin sisters would shower for hours each day.
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Producing art is a form of addiction, every bit as compulsive as alcohol or other addictions.
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However, a source previously told PEOPLE that West's "compulsive tweeting" causes friction in the couple's marriage.
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He was often wracked with "savage melancholia" and what he later realised was obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Therefore, compulsive liars who suddenly stop lying may experience withdrawal symptoms including anxiety, insomnia, and depression.
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Toward the end of his life, he became a compulsive pacer, seemingly unable to stay still.
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Although there are clear instances of overuse, terms like "addiction" or "compulsive use" may be overblown.
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Trump is a loose cannon, whose maniacal compulsive rhetoric will hinder the progress made by immigrants.
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Cabello has previously been open about her struggles with intrusive thoughts, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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He is, after all, notoriously impatient with briefings but also a compulsive consumer of mass media.
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This was the first time it crossed her mind that she might have obsessive-compulsive tendencies.
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"There can be something compulsive about [cruising], or monotonous, or boring, or repetitive," says Mark Turner.
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Tilly Scantlebury, who fronts the band Lazy Day, credits her compulsive work ethic to two things.
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Orotea investigates her internalized delusions of love and lust, emphasizing a woman's subjectivity and compulsive desires.
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I used to be a compulsive liar as a kid, but it was more fun storytelling.
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On the good days, obessive-compulsive disorder can just feel like a bunch of extra chores.
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It's defined as a persistent compulsive dependency on a behavior or substance that harms the user.
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That's not as flashy as counting to seven all the time, but compulsive just the same.
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The services offered resemble those for other kinds of compulsive behavior, like gambling and drug use.
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She received outpatient therapy for obsessive-compulsive disorder; she was not an inpatient at Mount Sinai.
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Sexuality tends to be more severely scrutinized that violence, and language is parsed with compulsive precision.
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And who else in the Scorsese cosmology lives for a compulsive dream, dancing until she drops?
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Feature His unclassifiable books blend personal history, reportage, philosophy and theology to cast compulsive narrative spells.
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More commonly, he was given to compulsive masturbation while sternly advising against it in his writings.
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge's monologue about a sexually compulsive young Londoner ends its relationship with New York.
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At this camp, the activities are designed to help children with anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders.
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My anxiety was worsening, my old obsessive-compulsive habits were returning and more intense than ever.
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Besides schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and major depression, these include obsessive-compulsive disorder, anorexia nervosa and Tourette's syndrome.
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On "The Audience" and "Secret" he admits what he calls his "cunt-ish" behavior, confessing compulsive infidelities.
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Instead, addiction is defined by using a drug or activity in a compulsive manner despite negative consequences.
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No more compulsive liking, competitive posting, or comprehensive social media makeovers to try to Get The Look!
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The drugs also separate Charlotte from her to-do list, her never-ending schedule, her compulsive multitasking.
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You'll often have to set aside your more compulsive urge to complete a level in one go.
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The most recent new research has looked at ketamine's possible effects on symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder, obsessive–compulsive disorders and panic disorders have also been observed in research studies.
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Nor am I saying that addictive behavior is compulsive, irresistible, or completely out of the person's control.
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This is a manifestation of obsessive-compulsive disorder, which I've lived with since I was a child.
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Technology can be compulsive, invasive and glitchy, but our greatest advantage moving forward will be our resilience.
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The impulse to tidy can be compulsive, a way to maintain control in the face of anxiety.
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For example, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is three times more likely to occur in women following childbirth.
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She thought—based on her own compulsive researching—that dreaming could be a sign of sexual orientation.
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Avoiding situations that cause anxiety, like bathtime or leaving the house, is also a common compulsive behavior.
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That was back in September of 2002—my first memory of my brother's Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
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Compulsive checkers repeatedly check power points, stoves, and locks in an attempt to prevent harm or death.
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My only relationship with food up to that point had to do with being a compulsive eater.
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"Obsessive-compulsive disorder," answered a timid 270-year-old boy wearing a blue blazer and red tie.
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The book's narrator, the 16-year-old Aza Holmes, suffers from terrible anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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He has always been a compulsive rewriter, adding lines and even entire scenes at the last minute.
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As children with Prader-Willi syndrome approach young adulthood, various compulsive behaviors may emerge, including smoking cigarettes.
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" Another remembers: "In our hometown she was extremely well-known for what basically amounts to compulsive lying.
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From a Latin word referring to enslavement, addiction is a compulsive dependency that harms the affected individual.
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"We are all a bit on the obsessive-compulsive side," Mr. Elias said of his fellow explorers.
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He said I had obsessive-compulsive disorder and gave me a prescription for an antidepressant called Serzone.
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The atmosphere reeks of compulsive wrongness: "You don't always get to choose," one of the characters says.
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Emir is a friendly, hard-driving guide with an almost compulsive passion for helping people catch fish.
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They may become compulsive buyers, steal from neighbors or rummage in their garbage, even shoplift at stores.
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Not the compulsive need to be desired, but desire itself: my own fast breath and hungry hands.
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It picked up the momentum of near-compulsive agreement that such sharable moments so often do online.
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It's a completely compulsive behavior and the amount of time it's taking from our lives is staggering.
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Adam Strauss was in his 20s when he first started noticing symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
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I really went down a sexual rabbit hole in a compulsive and terrifying way I never had before.
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She found out she had attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia and a mild form of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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You're a dry drunk: You're still compulsive, you still want to go higher, faster, longer than everyone else.
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She works with clients who have issues like alopecia or compulsive hair-pulling, as well as cancer patients.
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But rather than making you feel bad for being lazy, being manipulated, being compulsive, Notter's work is freeing.
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They diagnosed him with obsessive compulsive disorder, an anxiety-causing disorder that leads to obsessive, overwhelmingly negative thoughts.
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It's tolerance to a level of compulsive petting most cats detest might make it viable for relieving anxiety.
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Despite her growing success, Geiger told the Times she struggled with anxiety and obsessive-compulsive tendencies last year.
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People with anorexia tend to be almost "hyper-controlled," she says, similar to people with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Long plagued by Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, he is currently living on disability and advocating for the mentally ill.
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It fed her obsessive-compulsive neurosis, which eventually compelled her to jump out of her Manhattan apartment window.
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An overwhelming amount of research links compulsive internet use with anxiety, depression, social phobia, and even suicidal thoughts.
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Professional truth-seekers have never seen anything like Trump, surely the most compulsive liar to seek high office.
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His compulsive self-revelations seem designed to provoke — and perhaps also foreclose or short-circuit — negative moral evaluation.
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They were soon joined by more, from flea markets, eBay, and friends—"I'm kind of compulsive," Land explained.
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Still, the mother who develops obsessive-compulsive disorder may distance herself from her baby to protect the child.
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Still, I'll grant that what you describe would seem consistent with conditions like depression or even compulsive hoarding.
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In the world of the show, compulsive self-narration betrays, as some critics have pointed out, profound dissociation.
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Mourinho's addiction to the past may have been compulsive, reflexive, but at least he was coming out fighting.
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Worse, the compulsive punning and jokiness distract from the book's more ambitious possibilities — and its most interesting tension.
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My husband and I are both (very differently) disabled: he, quadriplegic; me, neuroatypical (anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorders).
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And like pain, it is closely linked to mental health issues such as depression and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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The sentencing was just the latest act in Mr. Weiner's nightmarish downfall fueled by his compulsive sexting habit.
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Bubbles is a heroin addict, and Royo had no idea how to play that level of compulsive need.
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Anna Prudovski, the director of Turning Point Psychological Services in Ontario, specializes in anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorders.
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Treating anxiety, depression, or other diagnoses like PTSD, obsessive compulsive disorder, and addiction also often requires physical connection.
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Smith had spent her college years writing, drawing, and baking with an intensity that she describes as compulsive.
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He couldn't afford to take his prescriptions for multiple mental health conditions, including ADHD and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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And of all the blowback from having donkey brain, I've always found my compulsive stealing the least troubling.
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Greenleaf has a long personal history of depression, as well as depression-linked issues such as obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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I cut back on compulsive Twitter checking and intuitively scrolled quickly past anything that reeked of a Trump story.
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Indeed, feuds and grudges can be very detrimental to the individual, and they can take on a compulsive quality.
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As well as troubling self-reflection, the diary is filled with compulsive drawings of circles made with a compass.
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But for now at least, "Literally the worst app ever" is literally the most compulsive app on the internet.
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There are two parts of OCD: the obsessive and the compulsive, and each can manifest in completely different ways.
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For some people, thoughts about pedophilia and anxiety around those thoughts stem from a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Last year, Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics overhauled its Lip Tar collection, ditching the tube in favor of a sleeker wand.
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In 2009, the FDA approved a humanitarian exemption to allow patients with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder to receive implants.
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Watch for compulsive thinking on this day, especially about your love life and things you have no control over.
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It was dumb and compulsive, but I wanted to make change in this industry and create a better space.
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He is either a fiend for attention or a compulsive flirt, neither in a way that particularly offends me.
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"Workaholism, disordered eating, compulsive saving... they all come from the same place: not feeling good about myself," I theorized.
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In the pilot episode of Euphoria, Rue is shown having anxiety attacks and exhibiting symptoms of obsessive compulsive disorder.
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But if addiction is properly understood as compulsive drug use despite negative consequences, maintenance cannot be seen as addiction.
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There is evidence that estrogen and progesterone can modulate neurotransmission in a way that would enable obsessive-compulsive thoughts.
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I don't identify as a compulsive collector anymore, but as a self-compassionate former collector embracing a minimalist mindset.
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We struggle with free will versus determinants—but in the case of compulsive drug-taking, free will is gone.
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This was developed into what is called aversion therapy, which is sometimes used to treat addiction and compulsive behavior.
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She described herself as "always happy," and she had a compulsive need to say what she thought and felt.
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These numbers don't reflect the undocumented population of those suffering from subclinical eating disorders, like compulsive exercise and orthorexia.
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As I got older, these anxieties persisted, and I eventually got a diagnosis of OCD, or obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Compulsive tinkering in the studio has sunk lesser writers; too much fussing can make a record claustrophobic and overwrought.
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In a heartfelt essay written exclusively for PEOPLE, he details his journey dealing with obsessive compulsive disorder and depression.
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Is it a level normal people, people without the compulsive competitive cravings of a pro athlete, can even reach?
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Many people don't recognize that obsessive and compulsive behaviors like anorexia and OCD are often quite similar to addiction.
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Salvoni has been in treatment for obsessive compulsive disorder and depression off and on since the age of nine.
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In brain imaging of his compulsive Dobermans, Dodman found that they had structural abnormalities associated with OCD in humans.
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It causes children to have tics, obsessive-compulsive disorder, separation anxiety, fears and other symptoms following a strep infection.
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Hence the continual, one might say compulsive, need to assert his adult domestic happiness to both friends and strangers.
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And compulsive hand washers spent more time washing their hands and used more paper towels when primed with death.
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But after speaking with Ms. Hirshfield I wondered if he may also have a touch of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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He had been diagnosed with a long list of mental disorders including anxiety, paranoia, depression and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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He eventually diagnosed him with severe compulsive disorder, depressive disorder, paranoid disorder, psychosis and other mental illnesses, he said.
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She is obsessive-compulsive and effusive; she dutifully takes her meds and keeps a YouTube diary about her life.
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But there's a secret sauce keeping her campaign chugging along: an almost-compulsive penchant for taking selfies with supporters.
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Inside it, and later onstage, the dancers enacted repetitive, compulsive gestures, à la Pina Bausch: partying, embracing, jumping, collapsing.
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It doesn't have to be in a fearful or compulsive way -- just be aware and mindful of protecting yourself.
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What I remember is an intense and overwhelming compulsive mental state, akin to addiction as I would imagine it.
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Later, as a preteen, he said, he was diagnosed with ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) and OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder).
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Lili Reinhart wants to set the record straight after she was accused of making light of obsessive-compulsive disorders.
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Burble points out to Red that his supposed selfless vigilantism is actually his own version of dangerous compulsive behavior.
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There is anecdotal evidence suggesting that among older people, some medications may lead to compulsive behavior, including gambling addiction.
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"Tolerance and dependence can lead to dose escalation and compulsive use, so yes, the drugs are addictive," Baumann said.
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Her husband, she's discovered, is a compulsive philanderer, and she has finally gotten sick of his infidelities, his fakeries.
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"For me, Facebook is one of those compulsive things," said Aaron Kelly, 23, a college student in Madison, Wis.
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He can be vigorously obsessive-compulsive, as Kenneth Branagh played him in "Murder on the Orient Express" in 2017.
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He certainly had symptoms shared by other mass shooters: anxiety, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, paranoia, narcissism and features of autism.
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The disorder's cause can range from obsessive-compulsive tendencies to Asperger's syndrome to general sensitivity to strong flavors and stimuli.
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"Vanessa was once a successful actress before compulsive shopping drove her to bankruptcy and despair," her episode is described as.
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For those of you who are compulsive about communication, there is no greater accomplishment when it comes to email productivity.
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Another particularly obnoxious category of social media compulsive comes in the form of people who practice the Follow/Unfollow Gambit.
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So, I feel like the good ones had risen to the top and I didn't feel so compulsive and crazy.
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As Hackaday noted, compulsive spinning can be a sign of neurological illness in dogs, canine cognitive dysfunction, or doggie Alzheimer's.
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The NHS defines OCD as a mental health condition which causes a person to have obsessive thoughts and compulsive activity.
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When I gorge on scary news stories, the high of compulsive clicking inevitably impacts my mental health for the worse.
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Researchers at the Université Laval in Quebec, Canada, categorized the types of porn-watchers as follows: Recreational, compulsive, and distressed.
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The former is a serious condition involving the compulsive use of drugs or alcohol that becomes a medically dangerous issue.
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Sigmund Freud viewed anxiety and compulsive behavior in women as a symptom of their innate inability to be satisfied sexually.
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Another issue is that the tests often identify people who have other disorders such as alcoholism or obsessive compulsive disorder.
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I would wake up at 5AM to perform compulsive rituals before school: everything had to be clean, perfect, checked, proper.
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Sick Note is about a character called Daniel Glass, a compulsive liar who is wrongly diagnosed with a terminal illness.
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Your system needs a reboot in order to fight off the attacks on your mood caused by compulsive internet usage.
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But John Hanke, Niantic's CEO, claims the company's approach to product design means its users are discouraged from compulsive gameplay.
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Your planetary ruler Venus squares off with rebellious Uranus on Friday morning, creating a compulsive, intellectual shift in your philosophy.
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People tend to experience various kinds of fear based on compulsive thinking about the past and projections about the future.
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By following posted speed limits, I detached myself from the compulsive urgency so often associated with long-distance road travel.
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Plus, I happen to have a raging case of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), which can be related to picky eating.
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They sway with the air currents wafting through the gallery and the remnants of a few overzealous guests' compulsive pawings.
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When I was 14, I was diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder; and at 28, I learned I have Asperger's syndrome.
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For similar reasons, it doesn't seem to work so well for people with bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or schizophrenia.
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Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a companion that constantly wants to protect me, never realizing the threats it sees aren't legitimate.
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At the community forefront is Elena Richardson (Reese Witherspoon), mother of four, part-time journalist, adored socialite, and compulsive planner.
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It also spurs them to engage in repetitive, compulsive behaviors, or rituals, which can include bleaching or tanning their skin.
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These scales assessed levels of dissociation, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, depression, general anxiety, social anxiety, emotion, and also maladaptive day dreaming.
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The result is compulsive laughter that can sound odd to a viewer watching at home, who feels no such desire.
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We know that childhood trauma, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and genetics put people at increased risk of developing an eating disorder.
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Fosse had magic to do and an almost compulsive need to then show you how the lousy trick was done.
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Modern Love College Essay Contest A college student on medical leave for compulsive behavior finds comfort in a kindred spirit.
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This is a different #MeToo, a compulsive drive to find love, or at least to stop the pain of lovelessness.
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I had stood up in a room and said, ''Hello, my name is Taffy, and I am a compulsive overeater.
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She saw a psychiatrist and was prescribed medication for her depression and anxiety, as well as for obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Another canine quips, "He does not tweet," in an apparent tweak of President Donald Trump and his compulsive Twitter habit.
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Zeus, divinity in chief, is a sexual compulsive, a serial cheater, preying on juveniles, whether male or female didn't matter.
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Thunberg has been open about being diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome as well as ADHD, selective mutism and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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The whole thing is more like the compulsive re-enactment of a trauma than the inscription of a fond reminiscence.
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According to Gentile, my compulsive problem doesn't rise to the level of addiction because it's not disrupting my everyday life.
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He is, after all, a compulsive viewer of forthcoming opponents, a dogged analyst, given to spending hours poring over video.
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Impulsive or compulsive porn use, this camp says, is usually a symptom of something else, such as depression or anxiety.
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With a compulsive work ethic, he tests the same jokes for years, tweaking words repeatedly to find the funniest sound.
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Hawley, who has also criticized social-media platforms, says the microtransactions are designed to profit from addictive and compulsive behaviors.
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Studies are being conducted on ketamine's efficacy on anxiety, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and even obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Others mention that they help with "stimming" — a range of compulsive and repetitive self-stimulating behaviors commonly associated with autism.
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After illustrating how painful obsessive-compulsive disorder can be to those in its grip, Begley elegantly explains the difference between compulsive behavior and O.C.D. For someone with a compulsion, the behavior itself is a coping mechanism for anxiety; that's why so many hoarders find their conduct comforting while those around them view it with alarm.
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"For me at least, there's a reason the obsessive comes before the compulsive in the name," he said in the video.
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In particular, people who either had anorexia nervosa, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or schizophrenia had the most genetic overlap with one another.
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But Donald Trump's compulsive use of the social network means it has taken on an outsize role in American political life.
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The problem is when drug use turns compulsive and harmful, leading to health problems, broken relationships, crime, and other negative consequences.
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But with time-jumping metanarratives and compulsive genre-switching, the eight novels proved tough to wrangle into one film-able narrative.
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The group noted that much of the scientific literature about compulsive gamers is based on evidence from young men in Asia.
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Any kind of compulsive activity, whether it be gambling or internet use, really boils down to the displacement of other things.
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Twitter's central Moments tab, which once terrorized obsessive-compulsive users with a blue dot that never went away, is going away.
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One of the joys of going to Europe was always the distance — nine hours in my case — from compulsive contemporaneous chatter.
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Despite the couple's chemistry and deep connection, our heroine's extreme anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder prevent her from moving forward too.
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" Katie is also trying to help her youngest, Anna-Kat, who has a bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder, "fit in more.
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I could still go online and do the tweeting and email I needed to do for work, but it wasn't compulsive.
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There's some who secretly hoped that when President Donald Trump arrived in the White House, his compulsive Twitter habits would change.
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This doesn't mean, however, that every person with a traumatic childhood will grow up to become a compulsive gambler, Poole said.
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They're defined by the principle of interaction, of player action determining the events on screen, which gives them their compulsive pull.
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Since then, it has been largely replaced by more specific terminologies, like social-anxiety disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and panic disorder.
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These rituals, or compulsive behaviors, are time-consuming, repetitive, and result from a need to diminish negative thoughts about their appearance.
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Where before he was a compulsive perfectionist, now he was a working man who always hit the nail on the head.
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Because of their common problem of authority issues and compulsive lying, neither of the two could hold down a regular job.
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Machado's wit and compulsive post-mortem approach configure her story into a wildly propulsive memoir, an ambulatory survey of the genre.
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Call it a chronic refusal to learn, a heaping pile of ignorance, or perhaps a compulsive preference for show over substance.
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It's the first time compulsive sexual behavior has been classified as a mental health disorder on the International Classification of Diseases.
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The American Psychiatric Association, for instance, has found that "workaholism" is often tied to problems like depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Run (or walk, depending on your current physical health) I don't call myself a compulsive exerciser, but someone else probably would.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. There are many ways for someone to demonstrate a compulsive infatuation with football.
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"This was the behavior of a compulsive hoarder," Mr. Wyda said, mentioning that Mr. Martin's mother had also had hoarding tendencies.
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That's a snapshot of living life with obsessive-compulsive disorder, an anxiety disorder that afflicts nearly 2 percent of the population.
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And her compulsive photographing prefigured our own relationship with our phones, Bannos says, our own desire to constantly document our lives.
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The child has many compulsive behaviors involving writing and often has to erase and rewrite, something that causes problems in school.
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But we do hear plenty about it being an urge, a compulsive act of affection, of love, of hello and goodbye.
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These coalitions can form, however, only if they can find a space outside of mainstream politics' compulsive, addictive, downward rhetorical spiral.
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According to the records, his mother said he had been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, autism and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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His clients had received a variety of diagnoses, including post-traumatic stress, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder, as well as depression.
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Pulses of electricity delivered to the brain can help patients with Parkinson's disease, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder and possibly other conditions.
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Postpartum obsessive-compulsive disorder affects about 2 percent of childbearing women, about twice the rate of O.C.D. in the general population.
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He needed to understand the peculiar intensity of arousal, compulsive urgency, pleasure, and pain that characterizes the human fulfillment of desire.
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Critic's Pick In the Safdie brothers' new movie, Sandler plays a jewelry-store owner and compulsive gambler running for his life.
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There are also references to Cruz having obsessive-compulsive disorder, episodic mood disorder, oppositional defiance disorder and a history of aggression.
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The medication, which is meant to treat obsessive-compulsive disorder, took less than a year from conception to trial-ready capsule.
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Their power to activate our reward circuit, rewire our brain and nudge us in the direction of compulsive consumption is unprecedented.
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This came after a number of studies which looked at the effect psychedelics had on depression, anxiety, and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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"My sense is that there is a compulsive quality to her actions," WLS quoted Northwestern Medicine Psychologist Mark Reinecke as saying.
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Instead, there is a relatively young, embittered Ebenezer Scrooge (Guy Pearce) with obsessive-compulsive tendencies and a history of family trauma.
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She registers Anna's piety as hardly more than a tic, ignoring her compulsive praying to take notes on her physical condition.
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They first made manifest the willful intensity in nearly everything she does, as well as an almost compulsive use of repetition.
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What makes addiction a medical disorder is not just drug use or even dependence, but continued, compulsive use despite negative consequences.
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High levels of dopamine suppress serotonin; studies have shown that's the same thing that happens in people with obsessive-compulsive disorders.
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More often it is just compulsive, like a little brother antagonizing his sister or a tiny dog yapping at the wind.
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Needle fixation—described as a compulsive desire to inject oneself—does not seem to have much place within conventional treatment models.
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"They kind of mix things up, for example, using 'impulsive' and 'compulsive' interchangeably," said Hudak, an associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine in Pennsylvania and medical director of the Obsessive Compulsive Disorders Outpatient Program at the at Western Psychiatric Hospital at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center who wasn't involved in the study.
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Her obsessive compulsive disorder manifests itself in the way she has to organize her meds, and keep track of everyone else's treatments.
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Correction (12/6/2018): A previous version of this story stated that obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is the most common personality disorder.
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A local who knew Sandford's mother, who did not want to be named, told Reuters Sandford had autism and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Studies have also linked toxoplasmosis with a range of human mental diseases, including schizophrenia, bipolar disease, obsessive compulsive disorder and even clumsiness.
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True to his almost compulsive record of courting controversy, Snowden takes on one of the most divisive Americans of the 21st century.
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One of those dumb but weirdly compulsive Skinner boxes that have become increasingly prevalent in the era of browser and mobile gaming.
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According to Newsweek, Beever was suffering from a disease known as trichophagia, or compulsive hair-eating, commonly referred to as Rapunzel Syndrome.
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Jha looks to have been undone by the compulsive need of hackers operating in the shadows to claim credit for their work.
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Events like Amazon Prime Day can trigger uncontrollable spending, said April Lane Benson, a psychologist and author who specializes in compulsive shopping.
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LONDON — People with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) are sharing their experiences of living with the condition in a new creative arts project.
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But my 13-year struggle to get my dermatillomania — a compulsive skin-picking disorder I've been diagnosed with — under control is one.
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Through their efforts, studies rapidly accumulated, showing promising results in the treatment of conditions like obsessive compulsive disorder, anxiety, depression, and addictions.
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As soon as she was able to get back into the gym after each baby, she was back to her compulsive behaviors.
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"They are more OCD obsessive things that I think about all the time than about symbolism," he says of the compulsive repetitions.
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It's currently classified as a subtype of obsessive compulsive disorder, but some doctors feel it's more accurately described as an eating disorder.
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He hates angry, loud people and describes himself as "obsessive compulsive," which is a problematic trait to have on a desert island.
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They specifically asked how hard they tried to access porn, how they felt after watching it, and how compulsive their use was.
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He's a compulsive reader, and his dazzling erudition was on display during a Q&A session inside the theater before the show.
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A real risk with office pools, brackets, or fantasy leagues is the possible effect on any employee who is a compulsive gambler.
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"I worry about always saying and doing the right thing," says Kirsten Corley, a writer who classifies herself as a compulsive apologist.
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The group has also noted that most of the scientific literature about compulsive gamers is based on findings on young Asian men.
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Addiction is a compulsive behavior that by definition continues despite the negative consequences — getting arrested, hurting families, wasting money, even possibly dying.
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Notably, he converts Poirot's fussiness (which, to be fair, could come across as homophobic in the wrong hands) into obsessive compulsive tendencies.
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The highest heart rates — above 82 beats a minute — were associated with increased risks of obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety disorder and schizophrenia.
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Addiction to nicotine in tobacco is the norm, not the exception, and smoking addiction is about compulsive behavior and suffering, not pleasure.
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The fourth subtype is obsessive-compulsive disorder, which comes with horrible thoughts that seem to come out of nowhere, according to Feingold.
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But for some, including Aaron Harvey, those thoughts just breed anxiety and may develop into a form of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD).
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Some researchers believe the evidence isn't yet strong enough to abandon long-used treatments, especially for complex conditions like obsessive compulsive disorder.
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Republicans have become like compulsive gamblers, pulling the Trump lever over and over again at the worst political slot machine in history.
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Wael would give Mohammed whatever he needed to support his son's almost compulsive love of drawing, he tells me, but the roof?
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This is when I began issuing my compulsive, high-pitched assurances that my phone was not on my person at the time.
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Daniel Rozensztroch, who founded the store with the Cohens, also is an artistic director (and, Mr. Gerbi said, a compulsive watch collector).
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" The challenge facing the detectives: "How do you get a compulsive liar, one with every reason to lie, to tell the truth?
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As our plans firmed up, I went into my default mode (compulsive list-making), under the influence of both excitement and fear.
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Nxivm performed illegal human experiments and falsely claimed to cure medical conditions including Tourette's syndrome and obsessive compulsive disorder, the lawsuit alleged.
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Those fantasies ricochet from dreams of big payoffs to the reality of ruinous losses — nightmares driving compulsive losers into desperate gambling spirals.
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Lastly, there are body focused repetitive behaviors, which are essentially grooming gone awry like compulsive nail-biting, hair-pulling and skin-picking.
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All in a festival's work for Mr. von Trier and his mix of Brechtian film experiments and compulsive showmanship, on and offscreen.
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She found that three regions of the brain were more active in people with compulsive sexual behavior compared with the other volunteers.
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He has a compulsive repetitive motion that is becoming more pronounced … [putting] his hands in his mouth or [scratching] his eyes vigorously.
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OUD is characterized by a compulsive use of opioid substances, when they are taken in excessive amounts, often serving no medical purpose.
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Ms. Shick is drawn in her work to compulsive behavior, as well as what she called an "old-fashioned" love of movement.
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For me it's been about focusing on something that's holding me together and stopping all these obsessive compulsive areas of my life.
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I came to this about 10-15 years ago, having been one of these compulsive [types]: You're working in an ephemeral business.
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As I've worked on myself and stayed sober, many—dare I say most—of my compulsive behaviors have fallen away on their own.
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She first appeared on the British TV show Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners, which sent obsessive cleaners to clean some of the country's dirtiest homes.
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That blank space only contributes to our notification FOMO, and the compulsive desire to know everything, all the time, right when it happens.
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"What causes friction in the marriage, however, is Kanye's compulsive tweeting," a source says in the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.
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As a compulsive writer with journals stretching back to age 13, I've always been interested in research on how writing helps people cope.
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Sometimes reading someone else's pain is the best breakup salve, and this deeply sad and compulsive page-turner is definitely in that vein.
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The strong appeal of purity to committed conservatives helps explain why Trump's supporters are not put off by his compulsive focus on disgust.
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There's nothing like trying to regulate your own phone use to drive home just how compulsive our relationships with our device has become.
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Brenneman is the son of Daniel's former kindergarten teacher, and suffers from the life-threatening illness that causes compulsive overeating and hormonal issues.
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At another time she confessed that she, in fact, envied my flexibility, and wished that she could get rid of her compulsive rigidity.
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Kathrine in "Unformed Landscape" (2001) is a woman in northern Norway who discovers her husband is a compulsive liar and escapes to France.
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Still, it's one opt-out design choice closer to making Instagram a compulsive real-time social media nightmare like Facebook or Facebook Messenger.
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For many, overeating is truly compulsive; it's no secret that millions of people—in America especially—struggle to control their relationship with food.
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Instead, Fallon suggested that the actor is a "compulsive gambler," and he sustained the injury from playing the slot machines too many times.
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"People who are predisposed to this get into trouble a little quicker and a lot deeper," Samenow says of behavior like compulsive sexting.
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But [the ones that have been conducted] all show that these medications are often really helpful in decreasing the preoccupations, the compulsive behaviors.
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"I've been burdened with a healthy dose of obsessive compulsive disorder, but I don't think this car would exist without it," he says.
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It can ease our addiction, interrupting our habit of compulsive notification-checking and anxious screen-glancing without the pain of going cold turkey.
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"You can never get enough of what you don't really need," April Benson, a psychologist and expert on compulsive buying disorder, told Dunn.
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Heugel, 35, has a history of depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder and exercise addiction, which has left her underweight for a decade, she said.
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If left unchecked, decision fatigue can lead to reckless behavior like compulsive spending or, worse, the inability to make any decisions at all.
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Mr Modi is both a chest-thumping nationalist and a compulsive hugger and hand-holder, whose diplomacy emphasises, quite literally, the personal touch.
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Few of these items may seem significant in any way — but for people living with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), they could mean everything.
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This was to emphasize the fact that compulsive behavior in spite of negative outcomes is the real problem, not just needing a drug.
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If your aestheticism forbids compulsive formalists from indulging in ridiculous kitsch for the sheer sake of genre exercise, give me the kitsch, please.
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It can be a crippling, compulsive itch that at times means I can't relax until I have completed a series of simple tasks.
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It can be a crippling, compulsive itch that at times means I can't relax until I have completed a series of simple tasks.
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The team involved also has extensive experience working with DBS in FDA-approved treatment of other disorders, including epilepsy and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Murphy had peculiar, wide-ranging tastes at a time when amassing a huge, eclectic record collection indicated a compulsive, cooler-than-thou personality.
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The mirrors also reflect paranoia of covert surveillance and an obsessive-compulsive need to eyeball all one can about the behavior of others.
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McFarland is a villain, of course; both documentaries demonstrate him to be a compulsive liar and a man addicted to defrauding other people.
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His apparently compulsive exhibitionism — sending images of his private parts to women he met online — is less a crime than a character flaw.
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I was extremely nervous to open up about my struggles, especially before I was diagnosed with OCD, or obsessive compulsive disorder, and depression.
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In some of his sharpest criticism of Trump yet, the former President cast his successor as a compulsive liar with an authoritarian streak.
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How to integrate them into our lives as a useful tool, rather than a compulsive habit, is a question that needs an answer.
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These dried, finely chopped leaves of the yerba mate plant are consumed in Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, and Uruguay in an almost compulsive manner.
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There's a compulsive thief whose only notable achievement is being banned for life from every big-box chain department store in the nation.
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Modern Love: In this week's column, a college student on medical leave for compulsive behavior finds a kindred spirit in a fellow hoarder.
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At the heart of "Turtles All the Way Down" is Aza Holmes, age 16, who suffers from terrible anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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As Hunter tries to control her life through the compulsive behavior of unrestrained ingestion, it only leads to her being controlled even further.
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The party nominated a compulsive liar for president, and its congressional leaders tried to pass a major health care bill based on fictions.
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Over time, compulsive gambling diminishes the ability to experience reward and inhibits circuits in the prefrontal cortex that are crucial for impulse control.
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Prince Harry spoke to Bryony Gordon, a British journalist who has written about her own struggles with depression and with obsessive compulsive disorder.
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Then she went to summer camp where the University of Florida is helping children learn to deal with obsessive-compulsive and anxiety disorders.
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As he grew older, he found it hard to swallow foods and had frequent stomachaches, followed by some anxiety and obsessive-compulsive tendencies.
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It is a rock around my neck; a dream, a nasty compulsive dream which I no longer write but now am acting out.
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"He was a compulsive worker and assimilated information all the time, and that let him stay up to date for decades," Steele says.
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The college student in the Midwest who is convinced that she is the only one haunted by compulsive thoughts about her own worthlessness.
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I don't want to say I'm obsessive-compulsive, but I am definitely a 'That's not right, I'm going to do it again' person.
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Because Aries tend to be compulsive and not think things through before doing them, you definitely need to watch out for impulse buys.
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This was to emphasize the fact that compulsive behavior in spite of negative outcomes is the real problem, not just needing a drug.
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They might even open the door for new forms of addiction and compulsive behavior, as we've seen with the internet and video games.
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Because I share the "pure O" described in the episode—a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder characterized not by compulsive washing and locking, but by utter fixation and intrusive thoughts about things that are often very stupid—I was tormented by my mind blaring a snippet of the song on repeat all day and all night, with no relief in sight.
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Ashley Riser had life insurance, let it lapse for financial reasons, then reapplied after a diagnosis of postpartum depression, anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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Anytime you're anxious about the future or fretting over the past, or engaged in compulsive self-reflection, this part of the brain lights up.
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It's not unusual for someone with OCD (or obsessive compulsive disorder) to wait a very long time before seeking help or getting a diagnosis.
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To be honest (and currying no favor), my most compulsive reading these days is on the Op-Ed page of The New York Times.
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Gay traces her size to an early, unthinkable trauma, which led to compulsive eating as an attempt to make herself safer by being larger.
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According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), body dysmorphic disorder, or BDD, is a type of obsessive compulsive disorder.
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Despite 30 years of compulsive chair dangling, Sanctorius answered few of his own questions about the impact that his consumption had on his body.
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GAMBLING ADS BANNED In an attempt to reduce compulsive gambling, Australian authorities banned gambling advertisements during the broadcast of live sports between 5 a.m.
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Everyone who has scrolled through Facebook knows how, instead of imparting wisdom, the system dishes out compulsive stuff that tends to reinforce people's biases.
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Recent research conducted by Foa's team shows that for PTSD and its cousin, obsessive compulsive disorder, positive results will last longer with more sessions.
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As a compulsive miniaturist and prolific songwriter, given to fashioning oodles of tiny individual gems, she likes to mess with tempo and song length.
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Instead, public defender James Wyda depicted Martin as an "eclectic" man suffering from "compulsive hoarding" and struggling to pay his mortgage and student loans.
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"Much is made to compare these methods with obsessive-compulsive disorder but we all know that OCD is a form of narcissism," he writes.
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What maintenance does, in fact, when it works most effectively, is replace compulsive drug-seeking (in the face of harm) with simple physical dependence.
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Mandy had been taking the medication for severe obsessive-compulsive disorder and was unsure how she would manage once she went off the drugs.
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The multimedia noise artist John Wiese once offered a succinct explanation for the confusion that comes with the nigh-compulsive prolificness of underground music.
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"My hope is that the court will ignore the childish and compulsive tweeting of Mr. Shkreli that is his right to do," Brafman said.
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Amanda Seyfried is getting candid about living with obsessive-compulsive disorder and the stigmas that go along with seeking help for mental health issues.
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A 2003 study from the University of Minnesota found that an estimated 5% of the population meets the criteria for a compulsive sexual disorder.
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Good news for late-night compulsive online shoppers in this region: Ikea has launched its e-commerce channel in Singapore, and Malaysia is next.
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Homesick for Another World is a compendium of 14 compulsive little tales, each powered by the sense of distance implied in the book's title.
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He's a hopeless shell of a man who has given in to despair and is now defined by his compulsive need to lash out.
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The through-line of "Big Mouth," also on Netflix, is puberty in its grottiest manifestations: zits, boners, blood, hair, mood swings, and compulsive masturbation.
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Research is limited, in part, due to a lack of funding and an inconsistency in the definition of what compulsive sexual behavior disorder is.
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What she is doing herself, for Hogarth, is an ode more to her mother, Barbara Forste, a retired nursery schoolteacher and lifelong, compulsive reader.
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The effects of ketamine are currently being studied for those with PTSD, borderline personality disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and other conditions.
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Not a TV show: "As Good As It Gets" Jack Nicholson plays a writer with an obsessive-compulsive disorder in this 1997 rom-com.
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I am a compulsive reader of literary novels — but this has been a terrible year for fiction that is actually readable, and not experimental.
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Though all of the black participants have psychological cofactors, including obsessive-compulsive disorders, it misses the point to say the deck has been stacked.
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Nearing 50, he enlists his 81-year-old father, Thomas, a gifted and compulsive woodworker, to join him in designing and constructing a coffin.
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In 2006, he published "Brainiac: Adventures in the Curious, Competitive, Compulsive World of Trivia Buffs," which did well enough for him to keep going.
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Whether W.H.O.'s inclusion of compulsive gaming eventually leads to better research, or to standardized treatments that reliably change behavior, is an open question.
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He's a compulsive thief, though driven not by covetousness but by the ghost of his childhood friend Hobb, whose intense "want" entered Lurie's soul.
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In the '90s, more people were talking about their mental health and what it meant to be depressed, anxious, obsessive compulsive, schizophrenic, and addicted.
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Giselle goes mad with her whole body; Rojo performs compulsive contractions and extensions of such force that she seems to be turning inside out.
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When Hughes finally appears, peering anxiously from behind a curtain, he is already in the throes of paranoia and a worsening obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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James Smith was in his first year of college when his older brother Josh asked him, on Facebook, if he had obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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I spoke to one woman who traced her compulsive cleanliness to her grandmother, who lost a ten-day-old baby to infection in 1940.
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Nearly 40 years later, these psychedelic drugs are finally being researched as possible treatments for addiction, Alzheimer's disease, anorexia, obsessive-compulsive disorder and migraines.
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Yet, pain is not a symptom of opioid addiction, where compulsive use is driven not by inadequate pain control, but by the addiction itself.
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Or a five-year-old with an obsessive-compulsive attention to detail and a budget of the reported $20 million invested in this production.
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The protagonist, Aza, suffers from an extreme case of obsessive-compulsive disorder (as does Green), and her rogue thoughts threaten to overwhelm her life.
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He says he's been diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder, agoraphobia, social anxiety, and social paranoia, the latter of which he says isn't a thing.
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On Friday, Weiner described his repeated transgressions as compulsive behavior and said that since last year he has been receiving "intensive" mental health treatment.
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The same questions probably will arise if pregnancy-related or postpartum anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder or post-traumatic stress disorder were diagnosed in the past.
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Campaigners are already fighting to make mental health education compulsory in UK schools; managing compulsive social media use is surely a logical extension of this.
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By this point, we were floating in a psychosis of neurotic and compulsive rushes, all our movements coming in a sort of disconnected, robotic manner.
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Patients are already using early models; deep-brain stimulation is FDA-approved for the treatment of Parkinson's disease symptoms as well as obsessive compulsive disorder.
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And, judging by the way state lotteries offer games designed to create compulsive gambling, state distribution might well act as a positive encouragement to consumption.
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"Bingeing, purging, and compulsive exercising alters your brain chemistry and that interacts with MDMA to make you more susceptible to the negative consequences," Brewerton says.
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Compared with the general population, the prevalence of obsessive-compulsive disorder was found to be double in pregnant women and slightly higher in postpartum women.
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Some of her struggles as someone with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder were centered around how other people thought of her, and therapy helped her realize that.
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I am a compulsive hand washer, especially because I'm on transit all the time, and would rather not get the bubonic plague from a handrail.
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It's not so much that we need her income, but that when she sits at home idly day after day she becomes a compulsive shopper.
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What makes it compulsive viewing is not the patterned shirts or the avocado tips, but the men's eagerness to empathise and engage with their mentees.
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Beyond anemia, it's possible that pica can be linked with stress, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or a developmental disorder, in which case, therapy can be helpful.
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Some small studies suggest that psilocybin can alleviate obsessive-compulsive disorder, treatment-resistant depression, end-of-life anxiety, addiction, cluster headaches, and, yes, relieve pain.
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According to the Mental Health America, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) sufferers have recurrent unwanted thoughts (obsessions) or rituals (compulsions), which they feel they cannot control.
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All of the borderline-compulsive fastidiousness I would've poured into perfectly preserving fickle LPs or alphabetizing rows of CDs went into my iTunes collection instead.
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" Ali says that side effects of certain medications caused her father to have some compulsive behaviors, which included an urge to look at books "constantly.
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Indeed, if the compulsive drive that sustains addiction is directed into healthier channels, this type of wiring can be a benefit, not just a disability.
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Mr. Caspersen's lawyer had argued that his client had a "compulsive gambling addiction and mental illness" that prompted him to mastermind a Ponzi-like scheme.
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Defying the laws of physics, compulsive eating, and cholesterol, Chubby Chocobo zooms past the finish line and into our hearts on a jet-propelled tricycle.
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Nicholas Kristof ONE persistent narrative in American politics is that Hillary Clinton is a slippery, compulsive liar while Donald Trump is a gutsy truth-teller.
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"Thunberg also has obsessive-compulsive disorder, ADHD, depression, and selective mutism, a condition she says causes her to "only speak when I think it's necessary.
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In Florence, the battle to protect monuments from compulsive scribblers as well as from vandals goes back decades, but it has intensified in recent years.
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Pre-existing depression, anxiety, and personality disorders—namely, avoidant personality disorder and obsessive-compulsive personality disorder—are all risk factors for developing HG during pregnancy.
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Politics is an economy of activity, of commotion, of keep-you-posteds and let-me-knows and the compulsive refreshing of voting-by-county maps.
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But despite the legal issues, even in the world of a not-so-clubby rock 'n' roller/compulsive night-lifer like me, dancing was everywhere.
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For Jughead, his struggle is to find some semblance of a stable family life, even becoming willfully homeless to avoid watching his father's compulsive drinking.
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And an opportunity knocked: Why don't I test my compulsive comparison of the Corolla and Model 3 to determine if I actually have a point?
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And Mr. Chazelle's earlier films have earned him a reputation as a spirited decoder of compulsive artistic genius, not as a caretaker of national mythology.
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Ai Weiwei is many things — a restless artist in all media, China's most prominent dissident, and a compulsive Instagrammer — but he's a New Yorker, too.
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And it's partly because of the band's nearly compulsive desire to stay glued to the path that brought them here today: Keep the team small.
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In other words, out of the tenderness of our hearts (and a compulsive need to create entertaining shit), we just want to give you more.
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Mr Sandford's mother has told court researchers that the defendant mental health troubles, such as obsessive-compulsive disorder, and had also previously suffered from anorexia.
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For Me, He Was Willing to Face His Worst Fear A college student on medical leave for compulsive behavior finds comfort in a kindred spirit.
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Some are travelogues, mostly about his high-end and self-consciously "compulsive" pursuit of adding species to his many lists of the birds he's encountered.
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Maybe you spend your movies death-staring the couple two rows in front of you, who seem to have a compulsive crisp packet-rustling disorder.
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With almost compulsive detail, "Den of Thieves" rattles off title cards identifying places and major characters, some of whose names sound like Los Angeles suburbs.
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Gilmartin leads sprawling, intimate conversations with guests primarily in the creative arts, who share raw admissions about their deepest fears, compulsive behaviors and traumatic histories.
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Research has linked overtalking to anxiety, attention deficit disorder, being on the autism spectrum or to compulsive behavior on the lines of shopaholism or workaholism.
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Prosecutors are continuing to investigate people who may have helped Epstein acquire a steady stream of girls and women to satisfy his compulsive sexual obsessions.
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For some, the film's swift pace may feel difficult to follow, but anyone with any degree of a compulsive mind will find it highly relatable.
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But even thrust under the spotlight, strictly as a docu-series imbued with the compulsive, binge-worthy qualities of a thriller, "Part 2" doesn't disappoint.
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Published in France in 2016, the 2019 edition published this spring by New Directions in a lively English translation by Cole Swensen is fun, compulsive reading.
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But Carrie Underwood was perhaps the most compulsive of the texters, reaching for the phone tucked in her rhinestone-studded clutch numerous times during the evening.
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"What we found in this study is that the best self-help books targeted very specific problems, like social anxiety or obsessive-compulsive disorder," he said.
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According to AAP pediatrician Dr. David Hill (chair of the AAP Council on Communications and Media), a true phone addiction really comes down to compulsive behavior.
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"Social media and video games prey on user addiction, siphoning our kids' attention from the real world and extracting profits from fostering compulsive habits," Hawley said.
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A response was considered a 30% reduction in the Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale (YBOCS) score, which is used to measure the severity of OCD symptoms.
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Small changes can have big effects: social networks have become expert at making their services compulsive by tweaking shades of blue and the size of buttons.
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OCD is stereotyped as the "hand washing" mental illness; that is, those with the condition engage in compulsive behaviors like washing their hands to avoid germs.
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Now, as the game continuously reaches new heights of popularity, Epic's next mission is to change Fortnite from a compulsive pastime into a competitive e-sport.
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Lynne says her son was first diagnosed with autism aged 13; soon afterwards, doctors realized he also suffered from depression, anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder and anorexia.
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"Reduced ACC sizes have been implicated in cognitive and emotional control disorders, such as obsessive compulsive disorder, Internet addiction, and depression and anxiety disorders," Loh says.
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Biohaven, which is also developing treatments for obsessive compulsive disorder and Alzheimer's disease, said it plans to file marketing application for its migraine treatment in 2019.
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I want you to know that Ada Lovelace had a drug problem, that Ada Lovelace was a compulsive gambler and she felt really weird about motherhood.
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Since it can be brought on or exacerbated by mental conditions such as stress, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or autism, pica is classified as an eating disorder.
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Goldstein (22019) described a three-dimensional analysis of drugs influencing violent behavior in the 1) distribution and trafficking of drugs; 2) the "economic compulsive" aspect, i.e.
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"A force more compulsive than joy is at work here," notes one reviewer darkly, while another accuses Ms Kondo of suffering from an "anorexia of things".
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"Compulsive behaviors such as restricting, bingeing and purging, in my experience, have been almost always a way to manage overwhelming anxiety caused by stress," she said.
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Alden recounts a story in which Elvis, a compulsive eater at the time, was on a yogurt craze and asked her to bring him more yogurt.
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The sweetness of their friendship throws beams of sunshine into the fear and isolation of Justine's condition—both as a freshman and as a compulsive cannibal.
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He is bracingly frank and a compulsive shrugger, though they're working on the second part; he's not a finished product, and he doesn't pretend to be.
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Match-3 is great for this because it's more of a compulsive mechanic that feels very natural and tuning level difficulty is a little more straightforward.
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In 2015, she talked to espnW about how working out helped her deal with painful endometriosis and mental health issues, including anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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Be Compulsive Once you have booked, log into the airline's mobile app or website periodically to check for low-cost offers to move to first class.
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I've also noticed that her attitudes about food, dieting and exercise seem misguided and compulsive, and that she needs a lot of validation about her appearance.
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"It's eerie how similar they are — the compulsive references to trust, the emphatic denials," said Steven Law, President and CEO of American Crossroads, in a statement.
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There was, God knows, much that was insane about our relationship to the statue: the compulsive selfies, the inertia of the Italian bureaucracy, the DAVID MANIA.
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"The resolution is based on science that shows that compulsive pornography use has the same impact on the brain as a drug addiction," Weiler told Refinery29.
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History tells us terrible stories about video gaming addiction and how any kind of compulsive habit can mess us up, even kill us where we sit.
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It was the same feeling I get whenever I grab that final drink at last call, when I'm truly indulging some self-destructive and compulsive tendencies.
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His compulsive need to shame people can only boomerang in this case and shame Mr. Trump in any pretense that he is up to the job.
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At least Lena Dunham's character Hannah Horvath, suffering from obsessive compulsive disorder on "Girls," presented mental illness in an unvarnished way (remember the Q-tip scene?).
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The young people I met there suffered from a range of anxiety disorders, including social anxiety, separation anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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There was the horse she rode when she was 4, the one she had to stop riding because of a compulsive need to wash her hands.
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But each night when Dan locks the front door and I walk over to touch it—a habit rooted in obsessive compulsive tendencies—we both laugh.
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He needed it to sustain the compulsive sociability his parents' world demanded, to bear an array of stultifying expectations that he still believed he must meet.
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Rather than abide by current agreements, or understandings, the United States government has been subsumed by the compulsive, often personal agenda of the president, analysts said.
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And that's great, said Stephanie Cogen, program director at the International OCD Foundation, which helps those affected by obsessive-compulsive disorder and related disorders find support.
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"I seem to come from a line of compulsive people who believe in certain things and just don't let go of them easily," he said, smiling.
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When they came across evidence that Pam was a compulsive shopper, squirreling away "cheap chunky jewelry" from the Home Shopping Network, they still don't suspect her.
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For most of the 20th century, the psychiatric community regarded pathological gambling as a disorder of impulse control — more related to compulsive tics than to addiction.
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Overnight, children will begin to exhibit obsessive-compulsive behavior, tics and severe tantrums that seem psychotic as their antibodies attack their brains and not the bacteria.
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Though research remains in the early stages, such a treatment could target a range of mental health conditions, including anxiety, addiction, and obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).
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But C-suite executives who develop a problem with drinking, drugs, gambling, porn, sex or other compulsive behaviors often have more options to hide their addictions.
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And while anorexia, binge eating and bulimia are some of the more known forms, compulsive exercise and dieting can also be signs of an unhealthy condition.
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It paid off, and the single "Everything Is Alright" became a pop punk staple, and possibly the most popular song about obsessive compulsive disorder of all-time.
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Anxiety disorder includes "panic disorder, specific phobias, social phobia, generalized anxiety disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD)," demonstrated by persistent and debilitating fear.
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Technically, it's listed in the Diagnostic And Statistical Manual, the guide clinicians use to diagnose mental illnesses, as an "obsessive compulsive-related behavior," Dr. Mouton-Odum says.
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In the year 93, Picasso made a compulsive number of portraits of his lover Marie-Thérèse Walter, whom he met in 1927 when she was only seventeen.
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Although I do think that I was born an anxious kid, and I definitely would have developed some obsessive compulsive traits even if she hadn't gotten sick.
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In her defense, Chong had said she suffered from an eating disorder when younger and had been diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder as an adult, media reported.
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I developed obsessive-compulsive quirks, such as chewing my food (and my fingers) in seven bites at a time, and walking everywhere seven steps at a time.
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When they do agree on that fact, there's still confusion over what exactly to call it; terms in the field include compulsive sexual behavior and hypersexual disorder.
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He and his defenders appear to have a compulsive need to turn every impulsive action the president takes into some well-considered step toward a master plan.
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In the end, one wonders if the drinking wasn't actually a sounder way of dealing with the pressures than the compulsive, sleepless worrying that other generals did.
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So far, published research has shown that psilocybin can help reduce cancer patients' depression and anxiety, and help benefit alcohol and smoking addictions and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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"He works in risk management, he's obsessive-compulsive about playing by the rules, but he just didn't understand," she says, because he didn't see her behaving oddly.
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One was that, to alleviate his restless-leg syndrome, he'd been prescribed a drug, ropinirole, one of whose side effects is, believe it or not, compulsive gambling.
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Weiss was involved with the committee that determined that compulsive sexual behavior disorder should be left out of the DSM, a decision he thinks is a mistake.
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Barker wrote his doctoral thesis about Munchausen syndrome, whose sufferers feign disease or harm themselves out of a compulsive need to be seen as ill or injured.
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But then, the great lesson of "Heisenberg" is that predicting is a mug's game, a notion that should be taken to heart by compulsive readers of polls.
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Plyushkin's syndrome, or Diogenes syndrome, is a complex form of obsessive-compulsive disorder, characterized by excessive hoarding, social withdrawal, and self-neglect, usually affecting people over 60.
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A compulsive collector of information, Gessner accumulated an enormous haul of natural specimens and library resources before he succumbed to bubonic plague at the age of 49.
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Sputnik has canine compulsive disorder (CCD) and is at Tufts for a checkup with Nicholas Dodman, a veterinarian who has been studying CCD for over two decades.
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Speaking as a compulsive nutrition quantifier, I would say the actually interesting differences are granola and Slim Fast, where there are actually pretty large gaps in opinion.
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By the time she signed up for an experimental ketamine study, one young mother's obsessive compulsive disorder had forced her to give up her daughter for adoption.
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It's zeroing in on how compulsive behaviors like endless scrolling increase anxiety and depression, and how parents glued to their devices train children to not be present.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An obsessive compulsive dog who was abandoned as a puppy has a new mission: helping find and save koalas injured in Australia's recent devastating bushfires.
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Ms. Backhaus endows most of them with a single defining quirk — like Deepa's obsessive-compulsive urge to clean — that points to complexity without ever really going there.
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He updated Sherlock Holmes, creating a brilliant but socially awkward, obsessive-compulsive detective who assisted the police while milking comedy from the protagonist's discomfort and prudish fussiness.
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In a video he posted before the book's release, Mr. Green discussed how his experience living with obsessive compulsive disorder led him to write his latest novel.
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Most of all, though, they have to be compulsive page-turners, the kind of books that go down like an ice-cold milkshake on a hot day.
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What does it say that Bernie, a manically depressed obsessive-compulsive moved to swathe everything in plastic wrap, seems like the most grounded and believable person onstage?
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Chelsea Stoutenburgh, the woman behind this new comedy production, came up with the idea for it after receiving treatment at Mount Sinai for her obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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For many people with anxiety and OCD, the news and well-meaning (and accurate) CDC and WHO guidelines can trigger bouts of intense anxiety and compulsive behavior.
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Another exhausting day of the indefatigable commander in chief's compulsive seizing of the spotlight showed how what once would have been considered outrageous has become Washington routine.
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Shot and designed with admirably compulsive attention to tone and composition, "The Love Witch," Ms. Biller's second feature, is a hothouse filled with deadly and seductive blooms.
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He is funny and endearing in the eyes of tens of millions, which is different from the cultish loyalty and train-wreck compulsive viewing that Trump inspires.
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Some researchers have proposed that by raising dopamine levels, levodopa essentially mimics certain aspects of addiction, making the brain more susceptible to risk-taking and compulsive behavior.
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Completion took three years, and, since Heller was incapable of editing himself—he was a compulsive adder and fixer—Gottlieb was heavily involved in shaping the text.
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She is a vegetarian, but this harsh initiation turns her, against her will, into a compulsive carnivore, addicted to the sins—and the savor—of the flesh.
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But after hitting rock bottom with my depression, anxiety, insomnia and obsessive-compulsive disorder after a layoff from my media job, I was willing to try anything.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An obsessive compulsive dog who was abandoned as a puppy has a new mission: helping find and save koalas injured in Australia's recent devastating bushfires.
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"To say Black Friday is a trigger is an understatement," says Carrie Rattle, MBA, CDFA, a compulsive shopping specialist and the CEO and founder of Behavioral Cents.
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Rihanna's "Anti," which did have hit singles (including "Work") to drive sales, turned out to be a brittle, even confrontational album about compulsive lust and multilevel betrayal.
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They argued that it unfairly presumed a tendency toward violence by a wide range of people with mental disabilities, including conditions like bulimia and obsessive compulsive disorder.
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I began to doubt whether the liquid was water or some kind of clear alcohol, as these men didn't have the appearance of compulsive Brooklyn yoga hydrators.
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By the time he challenged King to the match, Riggs was a has-been, a former champion turned compulsive gambler having trouble getting his recovery to stick.
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But I suppose this chasm of exhaustion scares me more than anxiety, because I've utilized anxiety and obsessive (often compulsive) action to distract me from the exhaustion.
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Multiple deep brain stimulation targets have been identified as being accessible via arteries and veins, with targets for Parkinson's disease and obsessive-compulsive disorder being particularly suitable.
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Stella is certainly perfectionistic about doing her treatments, and feels compelled to make Will do his treatments, but that's not indicative of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder on its own.
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He detailed years of escalating drug and alcohol use under the nose of divorced parents who showed no apparent concern for their son's burgeoning addictions and compulsive behavior.
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"WHO agreed to list Compulsive Sexual Behavior... because WHO wanted to reduce barriers to treatment for the fraction of screenees who really need professional help," he told Gizmodo.
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Central bank governor Haruhiko Kuroda aims to break the deflationary mindset that has blighted Japan for decades and get the economy moving, but his compatriots are compulsive savers.
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He's a notorious germaphobe, suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder and explains that time inside of his own head or thinking too much is just not beneficial to him.
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COMPULSIVE VIDEO-GAME PLAYING NOW QUALIFIES AS MENTAL HEALTH CONDITION "I wanted her to experience the simple joys that we might take for granted," she told Fox 9.
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A few weeks ago, the beloved indie makeup brand Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics (OCC) abruptly shuttered its website, its New York City store, and all its social media accounts.
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Then he took a position at Boston University, remarried, and found the right combination of medication to treat lifelong conditions of crippling anxiety, depression, and obsessive-compulsive behavior.
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Radtke suggests that the compulsive sharing of images, this overwhelming desire to document, is related to the ability of these images to say remember and I was here.
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Does a game giving you a score sheet or a report card at the end of a level or mission activate some awful, compulsive corner of your personality?
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For at least a decade that's all they were—toys—and for many today, compulsive acquisition is an end to itself, with some collections numbering in the thousands.
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Mr Alvarsson says a number of people have noted the similarities with Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, a compulsive buyer and holder of a far broader variety of businesses.
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ERP carefully exposes suffers to stimuli, including images or situations, that trigger their symptoms and then guides them through exercises to help them manage anxiety and compulsive behaviors.
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She's infectiously bubbly and an almost compulsive chatter-upper of strangers, which makes her the perfect person to have around when you're mildly tripping like I am now.
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Compulsive porn use can function as an outlet for exploring sexual interests or unmet needs women don't feel comfortable sharing with a partner or to avoid relationship conflicts.
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In certain cases, exfoliating every day may also be a sign of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), a pattern of unreasonable behavior and fears where people engage in compulsions.
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It's probably not surprising, then, that many people with health anxiety also have other related anxiety issues, such as social anxiety and obsessive-compulsive tendencies, Dr. Diner says.
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She had previously told police her son had acted violently toward her, suffered from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder and had anger issues, the complaint says.
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But for those with a type of obsessive compulsive disorder, such ideas and images come at a relentless pace and can lead to severe anxiety without effective treatment.
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I'm shadowing this visit to learn about Dodman's work and, selfishly, to learn something about myself; I was diagnosed with obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) a few months ago.
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You had this obsessive-compulsive desire just to snag the data from wherever you could get it, and the problem was—it's like you are addicted to data.
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He fills a jet bridge, "passerelle" in French, with his white balloons in Passerelle, while balloons overtake shopping carts in T.O.C. ("Trouble Obsessionel Compulsif" or "Obsessive Compulsive Disorder").
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Research also supports hypnosis' usefulness in relaxing people before or after difficult medical procedures or helping them break destructive habits — like compulsive hair-pulling (just ask Olivia Munn).
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Rather, his twisted, compulsive insecurity requires him to use his office to attack, delegitimize and weaken every democratic institution that may occasionally operate outside his own delusional narcissism.
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I think we had ambitions to a certain level but not that compulsive ambition that wants to become the biggest star in the world and stay there forever.
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WPP had been Mr. Sorrell's creation and his life's work, the result of a nonstop acquisition spree that at times looked more like compulsive hoarding than careful buying.
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And the Trump administration has credibility issues, to put it mildly, which is one reason why electing a compulsive prevaricator to the presidency is dangerous to national security.
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These are evidence-based recommendations, but for someone with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and contamination and health anxieties, this advice can start to veer into uncomfortably familiar territory.
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After the emotional gantlet of the trial, she began drinking and developed obsessive-compulsive disorder, washing her hands 30 times a day in an effort to feel clean.
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"Fun Home," by Alison Bechdel, is about Ms. Bechdel's life in rural Pennsylvania, her coming-out process, her obsessive-compulsive disorder and her relationship with her closeted father.
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Between 0003 and 6 percent of people with Parkinson's are compulsive gamblers, which is substantially higher than the estimate of 0.25 to 2 percent of the general population.
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Every reader is greedy for the book that silences the static that fills our heads and blunts the impulsive reach for the smartphone, commanding complete and compulsive attention.
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Thunberg, who was named Time magazine's Person of the Year in 85033, was eventually diagnosed with "high-functioning" autism, as well as obsessive compulsive disorder, her mother wrote.
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Psychosurgery endures, as with a procedure called a cingulotomy, which is used to treat depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder and involves severing fibers deep in the frontal lobe.
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The New York Times' Opinion columnist Ross Douthat recently called for "digital temperance," an apt phrase that speaks to the binging and compulsive nature of our screen use.
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Most of us have met a compulsive talker: A person who dominates discussions with nonmeaningful chatter and misses, or ignores, cues that listeners are scanning for the exit.
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I've spent the last few weeks documenting stories I received online from folks who managed compulsive spending related to micro-transactions, gachapon/loot box mechanics, and skin gambling.
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" Dan Trolaro, the Assistant Executive Director of the Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey, explained, "The mechanics within a loot box look and feel like a gamble.
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These patients may be dependent on opioids (and therefore suffer withdrawal), but their drug use was not leading to compulsive use and obvious negative outcomes throughout their lives.
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The problem is when drug use turns compulsive and harmful — creating health risks, leading someone to neglect family and children, driving someone to commit crimes, and so on.
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The paradoxical hunger for nonstop novelty and the compulsive re-creation of newness, propelled by modern capitalism, represent transcendent urges that could be tapped for subversive, collectivist action.
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He is a compulsive musician, a 25-year-old who genuinely might lose his mind if he can't pick up a guitar for three days in a row.
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The individual objects reveal an obsessive-compulsive maker who welds steel, manipulates clay, and binds leather as an expression of plural identities and queerness in a binary world.
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Scientists and public health advocates who back the move say that compulsive video-game playing is a discrete disorder that can seriously damage a person's mental and physical health.
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I conceded that it could be an elective therapeutic treatment for men who acknowledged they were sexually compulsive and destructive, but compulsory castration would be appropriate only for convicts.
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It's one of the reasons why preliminary, small studies and research from the 1950s and '60s found hallucinogens can treat — and maybe cure — addiction, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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"I don't think it's a sexual fetish—it's more of an obsessive-compulsive kind of thing, but I don't think people get off on it," she said before pausing.
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How many other shows have pulled similar moves around compulsive characters, and forced other characters to simply endure it and react because without those toxic dynamics, there's no show?
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The University of Colorado study comes as a number of researchers look into the impact marijuana may have on certain health issues, including obsessive compulsive disorder, cancer and ADHD.
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The film traces the life of Huges between 1927 and 1947 as he goes from successful film producer and an aviation magnate to a man battling obsessive–compulsive disorder.
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But there's a clinical difference between heightened stress about the future—a mere personality trait that psychologists call "intolerance of uncertainty"—and a legitimate obsessive compulsive or anxiety disorder.
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This, inevitably, had a damaging impact on my self-confidence, which manifested itself in a range of mental health problems, including anxiety, panic attacks, and eventually obsessive compulsive disorder.
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If you are struggling with obsessive compulsive disorder and are in need of information and support, please call the National Alliance on Mental Illness at 1-800-950-6264.
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After being diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, and social anxiety earlier in life, the 22 year old turned to music as a form of self care.
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Amma transforms docility into a dare to underestimate her Ultimately, the diseases afflicting Adora and Amma and even Camille aren't just psychopathy, Munchausen by proxy, and compulsive self-harm.
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Anyway, me and Ed Peavey, we dropped by Chuckie's, and we said to him, 'Chuckie, hey, even if you're a compulsive snitch and a certified eunuch, no hard feelings.
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Notwithstanding the neuropathology of compulsive lying, we must find a way to break this non-virtuous cycle by holding each other — and our elected officials — to a higher standard.
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Hayes said the idea behind ACT emerged out his own anxiety disorder, which he described as a mix of panic disorder and social anxiety, with some obsessive compulsive features.
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As a snapshot of the revolving doors of finance, media, and diplomacy, Packer's anatomy of power is not new, but the vividness of the detail makes it compulsive reading.
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That movie, a saga of surveillance and baffled yearning, measured the grip of the Stasi on daily existence and the effects of what you might call intrusive-compulsive disorder.
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Jason's parents had divorced when he was eight, and he was a shy, anxious kid; when he was twenty-five, he was given a diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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In the past few years, long-distance running has gone from a trademark of masochists and compulsive dieters to a national pastime for people in their 20s and 30s.
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I was yearning for some way to keep desserts in my life, eliminating any mindless or compulsive eating, but not turning to restriction (which often leads to more binging).
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Compulsions may even arise in subtle ways such as thought monitoring, according to Jenny Yip, clinical psychologist and a member of the International-Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Foundation, or IOCDF.
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Then, in a therapeutic setting, individuals are taught to trigger these thought processes and intentionally chose not to engage in compulsive behaviors, which reduces behaviors and anxiety over time.
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Noisey: Coal Black Mornings was compulsive reading and I particularly enjoyed the portrait of your father, with all the flaws and the complexities and contradictions that make us human.
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"The White Savage (Drawing After Nature)" (21779–21815) is half camp-macabre and half camp-compulsive while being brilliantly structured by a virtuoso sense of visual and narrative rhythm.
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These vulnerabilities could include some combination of mental-health issues, such as obsessive-compulsive- or personality disorder, low self-worth, loneliness, and simple desperation about ever attracting a woman.
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"Quarantine collectively scans as a threat to normalcy more than a threat to life," Colin Horgan noted recently about compulsive toilet paper purchasing at big-box stores like Costco.
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Before he returns with the little girl's prone, bloodied body, she undresses and performs a strange, compulsive hoochie-coochie dance, as if her own baser instincts had been ignited.
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The stress of an outbreak can exacerbate those fears, leading to a resulting increase in compulsive behavior, like time-consuming rituals that disrupt one's life, or extreme self-isolation.
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"The finding that a surge in obsessive-compulsive symptoms precedes MD [also] points to a key role of this construct as a contributing mechanism," Somer and Soffer-Dudek argue.
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His compulsive tweeting habits, betraying a limited vocabulary, aim to bypass the mainstream media that he loathes; he watches TV, doesn't read books, takes a lot of time off.
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It's one of the reasons why preliminary, small studies and research from the 1950s and '60s found hallucinogens can treat — and maybe cure — addiction, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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She'd long been suicidal and suffered from eating disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder and a depression so crippling, she was hospitalized five times between the ages of 13 and 24.
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There is all the usual advice about prioritizing debt and scissoring credit cards, but even for those of us who are not compulsive spenders, there are some helpful tidbits.
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In her case, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is relevant, which likely contributes to her intense and unrelenting focus on speaking truth to power in urging action on climate change.
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Bravery, who has autistic spectrum disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder and was likely to have a personality disorder, has been held at Broadmoor Hospital since mid-October, the BBC reported.
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SYDNEY, Nov 19 (Reuters) - An obsessive compulsive dog who was abandoned as a puppy has a new mission: helping find and save koalas injured in Australia's recent devastating bushfires.
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There's very little tension, and that compulsive 'can't wait to learn what happens next' feeling you get from true crime stories in the Serial mold is completely missing here.
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Rattle says that when compulsive shoppers buy trinkets, clothes, and appliances (especially on sale), they get a rush of dopamine, a neurotransmitter which is released when we experience pleasure.
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Despite those body counts and the dire sheep-and-wolves worldview expressed in his latest book, Mr. Thor is relentlessly sunny and a natural, even compulsive storyteller in person.
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Compulsive shopping is plastic packaging's best friend, so, before I went to the store, I made a list: bread, fish, cereals, rice, cookies, avocados, arugula, coffee, milk and cheese.
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But it results in symptoms that mirror obsessive compulsive disorder, and those who have it may be more likely to commit suicide than people with any other mental illness.
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He has to become a healer instead of a divider; a compulsive truth-teller rather than a compulsive liar; someone ready to study problems and make decisions based on evidence, not someone who just shoots from the hip; someone who tells people what they need to hear, not what they want to hear; and someone who appreciates that an interdependent world can thrive only on win-win relationships, not zero-sum ones.
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Studies have shown that CBT is successful in treating depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, substance use problems, marital problems, posttraumatic stress disorder, insomnia, sexual dysfunction, borderline personality disorder, and more.
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Exposure therapy can be used to overcome external as well as internal fears, for example, to treat the intrusive thoughts that a person with obsessive-compulsive disorder might experience (OCD).
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And because ketamine has also shown promise for other conditions, such as obsessive compulsive disorder, Williams said, it's worth exploring if opioids play a role in treatment there as well.
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Summers, now 66, was suffering from crippling Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, a condition he hadn't even heard of until he was diagnosed live on his own Lifetime talk show in 1995.
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Shechtman said that Caspersen — who told Rakoff he suffers from compulsive gambling and alcohol abuse and is under psychiatric care — traded in nothing other than put options for the index.
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THE French have an expression, l'appel du vide ("the call of the void"), to refer to the compulsive urge to do something self-destructive, such as leap off a cliff.
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Animal hoarding was previously grouped as an Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM), but in 2013 it was categorized as its own separate mental disorder.
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Growing up, he devoted himself to a game until he mastered it, which Mr. Schwartz, a former psychology and anthropology double major, blames on mild strain of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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"If you know you have trouble with compulsive spending or know that certain family members will be after your money, you may want to go the annuity route," Shagawat said.
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"For women who are trying to conceive — unsuccessfully — I could see there being a pattern of constantly checking in a compulsive way if they're pregnant or not," Dr. Ackerman says.
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The primary focus of this field is improving health, and yet here's too large an element of the profession working against kids' health and fostering the compulsive use of technology.
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Some of the company's other creations include a popular mobile puzzle game called Compulsive and a white noise track called Box Fan that's garnered about 5 million spins on Spotify.
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An autopsy performed June 9, 2016, said Huff died of natural causes, with the probable cause of death being chronic alcoholism due to a compulsive condition from a prior disease.
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It was the start of our definitive teenage years, rich with all the compulsive hormone-driven drama that would ultimately shape us into the adults we went on to become.
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And 11.8% fell under the "compulsive" group, where they watched an average of 110 minutes of porn per week, and had high levels of compulsivity but moderate levels of distress.
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At this point, Girls has already explored alcoholism, cheating, obsessive-compulsive disorder, a failed marriage, parental sexuality, a tryst with cocaine, a tryst with an MFA, and several panic attacks.
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The most accepted definition of addiction—used by the National Institute on Drug Abuse and the DSM—is basically compulsive drug use or other behavior that continues despite negative consequence.
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To be addiction, a compulsive activity must be harmful and continue nonetheless; it can't just be an activity that society sees as trivial or frivolous or not worthy of devotion.
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In like seventh or eighth grade, I was really repressed and compulsive about trying to adhere to all the micro-details of the ritualistic stuff we were taught to do.
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Along with the compulsive selfie-takers busy distracting everyone else with their self-obsessed ways, there's also the amateur videographers who will freak out every time somebody stands their way.
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Related Video: RelatedThis Site Will Change The Way You Shop J.CrewThe Very Weird World Of China's Instagram Luxury Bag MulesThis New Service Is The Holy Grail For Compulsive Online Shoppers
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He may not be driven by the compulsive debauchery that disfigures Dorian's portrait, but he is enslaved to a hidden work of art from whose thrall he can't free himself.
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Our reviewer, David Oshinsky, observes that Morris (who died of a stroke in May, after finishing this book) was well suited to explain such a compulsive and far-reaching inventor.
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I hid obsessive-compulsive rituals from babysitters while scanning our New York City street for my mother's orange hat, the all-clear signal that she was safely returning from work.
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Giacometti confessed at the time to having had compulsive fantasies of rape and murder, though "Woman" seems to have used up the pathology as an overt motive in his art.
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Release date: limited release on December 13, 2019; nationwide release on December 25What it's about: Adam Sandler plays a jeweler and compulsive gambler who has to pay off his debts.
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However, the protagonist must plow through her mental disorders (obsessive-compulsive disorder and severe anxiety), which make the mission extremely difficult and are a major obstacle in her social life.
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When I met my husband and turned 30, I was in this weird place and then I did the compulsive reading about it and like, What the hell was this?
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I hunted down Jennings's first book, BRAINIAC: Adventures in the Curious, Competitive, Compulsive World of Trivia Buffs, which details his legendary run of 74 consecutive wins on "Jeopardy!" in 2004.
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He's passionate, intense, an occasional grudge-holder and a compulsive sender of tweets almost Joycean in invention and astounding in invective, many of them directed against Trump and his defenders.
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More from Tonic: Earlier work led researchers to suggest that MD might be either a dissociative disorder, a disturbance of attention, a behavioral addiction, or an obsessive-compulsive spectrum disorder.
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On days on which their MD was more intense and time-consuming, they also experienced higher levels of obsessive-compulsive symptoms, dissociation and negative emotion, and both types of anxiety.
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Tarantella, the name of an Italian folk dance, derives from tarantism, a form of hysteria marked by compulsive movement that swept the country's southern region starting in the 15th century.
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Fidget spinners may be so 2017, but their explosive sales revealed, in part, our compulsive need for something (anything) to occupy our hands, calm our nerves and focus our thoughts.
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During my first few months as an inpatient on the obsessive-compulsive disorder ward, I would stare at the ceiling at night and list all the reasons I wasn't crazy.
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While showcasing the colorful characters who participate -- and the pained or exultant faces in casino sports books -- the four-part show also delves into the destructive nature of compulsive gambling.
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The costly experience propelled Mr. Lewis, an intense, cranky and compulsive former Wall Street arbitrageur, on a two-year investigative journey into the use of antibiotics on American animal farms.
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"If patients take them only as prescribed by their doctor, then they don't meet criteria for addiction, because addiction involves behaviors that correspond to compulsive drug-seeking," Dr. Lembke said.
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Compulsive buying disorder, also known as "shopping addiction" or "buying and shopping disorder," is a mental health condition that affects about 5% of the population, according to a 2016 study.
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A survivor of decades of serial addiction-recovery-relapse-recovery—and also of heart disease, childhood sexual predation, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and bipolarity—he remained in command of prodigious gifts.
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Related: Brain activity predicts which mice will become compulsive drinkers Speeding up recovery While pharmacologists like us understand a bit about how hangovers work, we still lack a true remedy.
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Duhigg explains that habit "reversal therapy" is a legitimate technique used for things like tics and obsessive-compulsive disorder, as well as predilections such as gambling, smoking and bed-wetting.
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A Border Collie-Koolie cross, Bear was originally a household pet who was given up after being diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder, a condition that meant he didn't enjoy playing.
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She kept comparing her salary with what she would be making in America, until the process of multiplication—dollars to pesos—became almost compulsive, and she decided to join them.
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"I've had people tell me, 'Oh, but you always seem like such a happy guy already,'" says Vardaan Arora, a 27-year-old New Yorker who has obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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There is something compulsive about it — the way we voluntarily peck through the mess of our social-media feeds, discussion forums and search results looking for minuscule grains of reward.
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It's occasionally convenient to check in when out and about, but this occasional convenience almost always comes at the cost of developing a compulsive urge to monitor your messages constantly.
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Léger's early Cubist works are full of astonishing, automated, compulsive, and practically cinematic stutter effects; a clear example of this is the still life "Le Compotier sur la Table" (1909).
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In First, We Make the Beast Beautiful, Wilson explores the concept that perhaps anxious people are under control in a crisis merely because they're relieved the compulsive worrying is gone.
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Better Things and American Housewife featured child characters who have obsessive-compulsive disorder, and Broad City had Ilana packing her anti-depressants and anti-anxiety meds next to her vibrator.
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The spectrum of illnesses impacting women goes beyond depression to include anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder and, in the rarest and most serious cases, postpartum psychosis.
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They are TS, OCD and ASP and represent Tourette Syndrome, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Asperger Syndrome — conditions he deals with that have resulted in bullying since he was a young boy.
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"For better or worse, given my compulsive nature, if we are going to be in the wine business, let's make the best wine we can," Pitt told Wine Spectator in 2014.
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Despite its ranking in a 2017 study as the second most common personality disorder—with rates just below obsessive compulsive personality disorder—narcissistic personality disorder is one of the least understood.
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My sex dream didn't affect my desires directly, but with the help of my compulsive personality, I made the decision actively seek out real-life sex with my dream-sex partner.
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Instead, they're doing it because addiction itself is defined—by both the National Institute on Drug Abuse and psychiatry's bible, the DSM—as compulsive drug use that continues despite negative consequences.
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