psychophysiological

• “Worrying - and then worrying that the worrying is keeping you awake - can create a kind of learned or conditioned sleep problem that's called psychophysiological insomnia.”

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• “Lying in bed for a long time can condition a person and lead to the development of psychophysiological insomnia.”

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• “Fortunately I can fall asleep, which helps me rule out a component of psychophysiological conditioned insomnia.”

  The Huffington Post: Hollye Harrington Jacobs: Dreaming of Sleep During Chemotherapy Treatment

• “Others see the reactions primarily as conditioned responses triggered by preparation for a memorial, for example, or an awareness of the coming of the season of loss, producing a variety of psychophysiological reactions.”

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• “As the days pass, our participants discover and discuss new possibilities of psychophysiological self-regulation - breathing deeply to relax in spite of the anxious anticipation of leading a group for the first time, or to find a calm place from which to encounter memories of family members "martyred" by violence.”

  The Huffington Post: Open Minds, And Warm But Troubled Hearts In Closed Gaza (Pt. 1)

• “Three biological humors or psychophysiological ene...”

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• “Whitbeck defines health in terms of the psychophysiological capacities of an individual that support her “goals, projects and aspirations in a wide variety of situations”.”

  Concepts of Disease and Health

• “At such a time, Takuan says, a spiritual life-energy of psychophysiological nature, called”

  Japanese Zen Buddhist Philosophy

• “To this effect it holds that it is through a practical transformation of the psychophysiological constitution of one's being that one prepares for embodying nondiscriminatory wisdom.”

  Japanese Zen Buddhist Philosophy

• “It's a lot easier to admit that you're sick than to admit that you're unhappy. [break; drop cap] In the late 19th century, people suffered from what physicians diagnosed as neurasthenia – a sort of psychophysiological malaise that historians linked to anxiety surrounding the rapid urbanization and industrial advancements of that century.”

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