Examples of using Compulsive behavior in English and their translations into Hebrew
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No time to discuss your compulsive behavior.
Any compulsive behavior That has a negative impact on your life.
The point is that I understand compulsive behavior.
They can also lead to compulsive behaviors ones that are hard to stop.
Treatment is necessary to end this compulsive behavior.
The goal of compulsive behavior is to prevent or reduce the distress caused by unrealistic whispers.
Parkinson's drugs may lead to compulsive behavior.
Intermittent vertigo, memory loss, compulsive behavior, including excess eating, shopping, and… oh, my God, gambling.
Of course not, Joey, that would be totally compulsive behavior.
If you are suffering from OCD, you may recognize that your compulsive behavior and obsessive thoughts are illogical, yet you are still unable to control them.
Proper treatment is absolutely necessary to terminate this compulsive behavior.
During these profound moments, we attempt to free ourselves from compulsive behavior and negative habits and let go of resentment, animosity, anger, fear and envy.
This new generation ofantidepressants are supposed to be useful against compulsive behaviors.
The author of the best-selling Driven, a guide to compulsive behavior, gave her fortune away to some con man?
But we see his false self, which manifests itself… in his ritualistic,routine, compulsive behavior.
Obsessive thinking and compulsive behavior become a full-blown disorder when the need to complete the behaviors- also known as"rituals"- begins to drive your life.
One common treatment mistake is to replace one compulsive behavior with another.
Compulsive behavior an obsessive thinking will become a full-blown disorder when you have the need to complete thebehaviors that are also known as“rituals” and begin to drive your life.
For example,bull terriers may also pace in wide circles or show compulsive behavior towards objects such as tennis balls.
As a result, you begin to Revalue those thoughts and urges that, before behavior therapy,would invariably lead you to perform compulsive behaviors.
Such intrusive thoughts are frequently followed by compulsive behaviors aimed at"neutralizing" the feared consequence of the intrusions and temporarily relieve the anxiety caused by the obsessions.
In recent years, there have been increasing concerns about DA side effects,and particularly the fact that they can cause uncontrolled, compulsive behaviors known as impulse control disorders(ICDs).
Delay your response toyour urge to perform a compulsive behavior by letting some time elapse--preferably at least fifteen minutes--before you even consider acting on the urge or thought.
The person you are trying to get acquainted may be the long-married(or married), happy,it is absolutely happy with everything in this life, and your compulsive behavior can be regarded as bad manners.
Different types of compulsive behavior occur simultaneously in humans suffering from obsessive compulsive disorder or other diseases such as autism” said the head of the study, Dr. Hannes Lohi.
In order to be diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder,a person's obsessiveness and intrusive thoughts must be accompanied by compulsive behavior, whether it's mental(telling yourself It will be all right over and over again) or physical(hand-washing, straightening items).
Addiction is characterized by compulsive behavior intended to achieve the same stimulus, which continues even when it leads to negative consequences and came at the expense of other important needs, both psychological and physical, for example sleeping or social relationships.
The idea is to delay your response to an obsessive thought or toyour urge to perform a compulsive behavior by letting some time elapse--preferably at least fifteen minutes--before you even consider acting on the urge or thought.
As author Sharon Begley notes in her book on compulsive behavior, Can't Just Stop,“By making us feel we are always connected to the world,[smartphones] alleviate the anxiety that otherwise floods into us from feeling alone and untethered.”.