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Significados de depersonalisation en inglés

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despersonalização
catalán
despersonalització
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trastorno de personalidad

Emotional dissociative disorder in which there is loss of contact with your own personal reality accompanied by feelings of unreality and strangeness.

trastorno de personalidad
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Examples for "depersonalization"
Examples for "depersonalization"
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Tells about the depersonalization & modernization of foreign policy since Faisal's death.
The new yorker
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Average time to depersonalization was much shorter-anywherefrom five minutes to four hours.
Apocalypse of the Dead
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I had no idea how to deal with depersonalization or dissociation.
Speaking in Bones
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Schizophrenia is a varied disorder that can involve paranoia, and delusions, and depersonalization.
Wired
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After that, an infected person experiences almost total depersonalization, essentially becoming a zombie.
Flesh Eaters
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The envoys are perceived as the cormorant reification of their remote controllers.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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In organics, the soil is the reification of a giving mother's love.
Radio NZ
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The suggestion that marriage can have exact and intrinsic features is a reification fallacy.
The Irish Times
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This happened simultaneously with the reification of many other forms of human praxis: religion, the judiciary, the military.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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This is not counting "serial" movies such as James Bond, the reification of paranoia shaken and stirred.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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Dissociation and depersonalization scores among the subjects with depersonalization disorder were significantly positively correlated with metabolic activity in area 7B.
Pubmed
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Method: Positron emission tomography scans coregistered with magnetic resonance images of eight subjects with depersonalization disorder were compared to those of 24 healthy comparison subjects.
Pubmed
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Objective: The goal of this study was to assess brain glucose metabolism and its relationship to dissociation measures and clinical symptoms in DSM-IV depersonalization disorder.
Pubmed
Uso de depersonalisation en inglés
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The prevalence of depersonalisation was extremely high in the studied sample.
Pubmed
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Research had shown stress and burn-out also led to depersonalisation and an emotional disconnection from patients.
Radio NZ
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The Maslach Burnout Inventory explored the three domains of nursing engagement: depersonalisation, personal achievement and emotional exhaustion.
Pubmed
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Secondary outcomes will be data on clinical outcome measures of depersonalisation and positive symptoms of psychosis, anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress.
Pubmed
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Studies suggest that clinically significant levels of depersonalisation are common in individuals who have psychotic symptoms and are associated with increased impairment.
Pubmed
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However, to date, there have been no studies that have investigated an intervention designed to target clinically significant depersonalisation in such patient groups.
Pubmed
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Modern life was characterised by depersonalisation and exploitation: even God was reduced to a thing to be manipulated and made to serve our turn.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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This study aims to determine the feasibility and acceptability of a brief intervention targeting clinically significant depersonalisation in those who also have current psychotic symptoms.
Pubmed
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Respondents reported less burnout in the personal accomplishment and depersonalisation domains than in the emotional exhaustion domain, in which they reported average levels of burnout.
Pubmed
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Background: Depersonalisation is the experience of being detached or disconnected from one's experience.
Pubmed
Translations for depersonalisation
Depersonalisation a través del tiempo