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Psychiatrists see the most extreme of personalities and explore the various dimensions of personality types. In the American classification known as the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV-TR) personality disorder is categorised into three clusters each include a number of personality disorders which share similar features.
Personality disorder are lifelong, unchangeable and permanent behavioural patterns which are not accepted by persons culture as normal...
Anorexia Nervosa or Fear of Normal Weight
Eating as a behaviour:
Our eating behaviour is controlled by hunger and appetite that are regulated by our brain in the satiety and hunger centers. These centers are part of the hypothalamus, a very important area at the base of the brain which is also responsible for control of other basic bodily functions. Change in appetite can be traced back to many physical and psychological conditions. In depression there is a change in appetite which possibly indicates a link with the serotonin brain...
How Are People Manipulated and Why?
Emotional or psychological manipulation aims to influence the behaviour of another person by certain tactics which may not be clear to the manipulated or even to others. The objective may not be only to change the behaviour of the manipulated person but also to make him convinced that there is no other way to get out of the situation or that his relationship with the manipulator is unavoidable. It is a form of abuse, though it may not be as evident as other forms. Emotional manipulation is an...
Hormones and Aggression
Men commit most violent crimes. Scientists have studied the role of testosterone, the male sex hormone, in the violent and aggressive behaviour.
In the laboratory, male mice castration reduces aggression while testosterone replacement restores aggression in castrated mice. The male hormone has an effect on the organisation of the brain. The brain in infancy is sensitive to the effects of the male hormone, which make it more responsive to the effect of testosterone in later life.
However,...
Why We Get Obese and How to Deal With It?
Why do people become Obese?
Obesity has become one of the commonest nutritional disorders in the world. Modern industry made high-energy food more available and more tempting. At the same time, we spend more time in sedentary work or in front of television and computers. We become obese when our weight exceeds 120% of our expected ideal body weight. Obesity is more common in lower social classes with less chance of exercise and more intake of high-calorie low-priced food. In people past...
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