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@fiyyahhewit · 2 years ago

Have you Seen the Movie Homophobic and Racist Media?

Since the time Bram Stoker's notorious novel, pressing forward is been the only real option for the Count. Enduring endless variations, his story keeps on populating our aggregate creative mind. Dracu...

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@Humanpsychology · 2 years ago

What is “Adrenochrome”?

What is “Adrenochrome”? There is nothing people cannot do for their own benefit. Each of us may be living without knowing when the time given to us will end. In this process called life, we may not b...

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@Nourha · 2 years ago

Have you heard of character dissipation?

Character depletion depersonalization A recurring recurring feeling of a person's separation from himself or that he becomes a stranger. You may feel like automated(works automatically), or like he...

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@nole · 3 years ago

Defense mechanisms

The word "defense" was first used by Freud in 1894 in his work "Neuropsychosis of Defense". There he developed the idea of neurotic symptoms as a consequence of the ego's defensive activity against...

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@DeepThinker · 3 years ago

Dissociation can be seen as one of the functions of our brain and the nature of thought, such as perception, thinking, or remembering. There are 2 different ways to discuss separation: as a patholog...

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@kraljica · 3 years ago

Many claim that at least once in their life they have experienced an unusual feeling that they have already seen or experienced something. What are the causes of the phenomenon "already seen" and why...

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@BettyBoop · 3 years ago

The Secret of the Split Personality Little Me, Little He.

The main character is a doctor, with highly valued morals and intelligence. Loved by everyone around him and well known for his soft heart, Dr. Jekyll discovers a poison that allows him to radically c...

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@Kloverztel28 · 3 years ago

Difference between Mental Illness and Mental Disorder.

"Mental Illness" and "mental disorder" are generally used interchangeably. However, there has, historically, been a distinction between intellectual sickness and intellectual disorders. What Are...

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