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The thesis includes seven published papers and an overview concerning the epidemiological aspects of mental health problems and psychopathology in children aged 0-3 years. The research behind the thesis focuses at psychopathology in the first years of life.
17 paź 2020 · Psychogenic PNES superficially resemble seizures, although unlike epileptic seizures, they are not induced by abnormal electrical activity in the brain. PNES are a physical manifestation of psychological distress, a dissociative state, and a common cause of transient loss of awareness and consciousness.
1 sty 1983 · In this paper the psychogenic problems in children are explained. It is widely accepted without doubt that psychological problems play a very important role in various diseases. In the case of children, psychological problems more easily develop into psychosomatic symptoms than in other age groups.
René Spitz’s 1952 film, “Psychogenic Diseases in Infancy,” concluded by summarizing the theory of psychogenesis. Psychogenesis differentiated between mother as noun and mothering as verb. The reproductive capacity to give birth was one thing.
7 mar 2012 · Psychogenic movement disorders are heterogeneous and diagnostically challenging. Despite the growing literature on adult forms, clinical features in children have received relatively little attention.
28 sty 2012 · The most frequent PNMEs were paroxysmal dyskinesias, followed by startle, stereotypies, shuddering, sleep myoclonus, psychogenic movement disorders, and benign myoclonus of early infancy; the last syndrome was also observed in children with neurological impairment.
The Psychogenic Diseases in Infancy. R. Spitz. Published 1951. Psychology. Psychoanalytic Study of The Child. View via Publisher. Save to Library. Create Alert. Cite. 97 Citations. Citation Type. More Filters.
