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"Psychogenic" does not mean she is crazy or mentally ill, and does not mean she is faking, although the anti-vaccine loons who point to her as "evidence" that the flu vaccine is harmful will almost certainly caricature this argument as a heartless dismissal of her symptoms as her "faking."
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PSYCHOLOGIST: Psychogenic fugue is a rare form of memory loss in which someone typically experiences some sort of traumatic event, and as a result of that, begins to wander.
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DANIEL SCHACTER, HARVARD PSYCHOLOGIST: Psychogenic fugue is a rare form of memory loss in which someone typically experiences some sort of traumatic event, and as a result of that, begins to wander.
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'Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures', where people seem to have epileptic seizures but without any detectable brain disturbance, have probably received the most research attention to date see two previous articles on Mind Hacks.
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'Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures', where people seem to have epileptic seizures but without any detectable brain disturbance, have probably received the most research attention to date see two previous articles on Mind Hacks.
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Link to article on 'Psychogenic nonepileptic seizures' via BrainBlog.
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Psychogenic nonepileptic seizures can be diagnosed when the person's behaviour suggests a seizure, but no brain disturbance is detected.
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Psychogenic nonepileptic seizures can be diagnosed when the person's behaviour suggests a seizure, but no brain disturbance is detected.
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Link to article on 'Psychogenic nonepileptic seizures' via BrainBlog.
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Listed under Equipment for the Moore version is "Psychogenic Tubers," which gets its own sidebar description.
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