英: actual neurosis

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1. 成人における単極性うつ病：病因unipolar depression pathogenesis [show details]
… focused upon the role of early life losses , self-esteem, and difficulties in managing acute losses (real, imagined, or threatened) and interpersonal relationships . Personality traits – Personality psychology … which often co-occur : Internalizing (emotional) factors; Genetics; Neuroticism; Low self-esteem; Early-onset anxiety disorder; Past…
2. 特発性浮腫idiopathic edema [show details]
… Idiopathic edema is a syndrome of real or perceived fluid retention with swelling of the face,… and emotional problems (including depression and neurotic symptoms) are commonly part of this syndrome .…
3. 統合失調型パーソナリティ障害への心理療法psychotherapy for schizotypal personality disorder [show details]
…suspiciousness can limit the patient development of trust and openness, as well as forgiveness of real or imagined missteps by the provider. Paranoia may manifest towards the therapist in a relatively … treatment expectations can easily go unnoticed when a patient presents with an ostensibly typical or “neurotic” anxiety. Such beliefs can interfere with a patient capacity to view internal, psychological change …
4. Generalized anxiety disorder in adults: Cognitive-behavioral therapy and other psychotherapiesgeneralized anxiety disorder in adults cognitive behavioral therapy and other psychotherapies [show details]
… CBT is an effective treatment for GAD that uses reasoning exercises or real experiences to facilitate symptom reduction and improve functioning.… and high baseline levels of neuroticism predict poorer outcomes from cognitive-behavioral…
5. 広場恐怖症の有無を問わずパニック障害をきたす成人患者への精神療法psychotherapy for panic disorder with or without agoraphobia in adults [show details]
… develop more evidence-based appraisals and beliefs. In vivo exposure involves repeated and systematic, real-life exposure to agoraphobic situations. It is intended to eventually reduce fear and avoidance of …alarm” . After the occurrence of an unexpected panic attack, individual vulnerabilities such as neuroticism (or, emotionality) and anxiety sensitivity (or, beliefs that anxiety is harmful) seem to play a …