abstract the purpose of present research was to determinate effectiveness of inference-based therapy on reduction of obsession and compulsion symptoms. thirty women who had received diagnosis of ocd by clinical interview (scid) were placed with randomization in experimental and control (wait list) groups. participants completed yale-brown obsessive compulsive scale(y-bocs) and inferential confu...

Hypnosis is a social interaction in which one person, called the subject, acts on suggestions from another person, called the hypnotist, for imaginative experiences involving alterations in cognition and voluntary action. Among those individuals who are most highly hypnotizable, these alterations in consciousness can be associated with subjective conviction bordering on delusion, and an experie...

Multidimensional in data warehouse is a compulsion and become the most important for information delivery, without multidimensional data warehouse is incomplete. Multidimensional give the able to analyze business measurement in many different ways. Multidimensional is also synonymous with online analytical processing (OLAP).

Compulsory psychiatric treatment is highly contested, and little research has focused specifically on direct experiences. The Mental Health (Care & Treatment) (Scotland) Act, 2003 introduced new roles and provisions including community treatment orders, and was designed to increase participation, ensure treatment was beneficial and was the 'least restrictive' alternative. This article draws on ...

The 16th International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress: Plasticity and repetition (and other topics) was held in Amsterdam on 9–11 July 2015. The main topic of presentations and discussion during the congress was the tension between two fundamental psychic phenomena: on one hand, the changes, plasticity, modification of stored content and change of established behaviours, and on the other, compuls...

Background: Many important decisions in life, such as consumption and savings decisions, involve risk. Attitudes towards risk are highly consequential in clinical disorders thought to be prone to “risky behavior”, such as substance use disorders, and those commonly associated with excessive risk aversion, such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and hoarding disorder (HD). In this study, we ...

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