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Apr 16, 2012 · HYSTERIA, a mischievously inspired romantic comedy set in the late 19th century, is based on the surprising truth of how Mortimer Granville came up with the ...
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2 (disapproving) an extremely excited and exaggerated way of behaving or reacting to an event the usual media hysteria that surrounds royal visits public hysteria about AIDS 3 ( medical ) a condition in which someone experiences violent or extreme emotions that they cannot control, especially as a result of shock
Mar 15, 2023 · The term hysteria, which roughly translates from Latin to “wandering uterus,” has been applied to women for thousands of years. Though hysteria has gone in and out of fashion as a way to ...
Hystéria. Hystéria (z starogr. hystera = podbrušie, maternica, cez lat. hystericus) archaicky neuróza. Odborne sa od diagnózy „hystérie“ upustilo, okrem iného i preto, že sa termín sprofanoval v hovorovej reči a rozmazal sa jeho obsah. Ani skratové a jednoznačné pejoratívne konotácie nie sú presné.
Jun 1, 2001 · Explaining the unexplained: understanding hysteria. The concept of hysteria or conversion disorder, firmly anchored in psychoanalytic theory, postulates the emergence of physical symptoms as an unconscious attempt to resolve a painful psychic conflict. The advantages accruing from the adoption of the sick role contribute to perpetuate the ...
Jul 27, 2018 · Mass hysteria is also described as a “ conversion disorder ,” in which a person has physiological symptoms affecting the nervous system in the absence of a physical cause of illness, and which ...
May 14, 2018 · hysteria Since the rise of the so-called ‘psychodynamic psychiatries’ early in the twentieth century, hysteria has been regarded as a psychological malady par excellence. Through most of its long medical history, however, the concept was interpreted as a disorder purely of the body, with specific causes, symptoms, and treatments that were organic.
