Titlebook: Sampling Inner Experience in Disturbed Affect; Russell T. Hurlburt Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993 depression.perc

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Inner Experience in Bulimiaques described in this book. Ashley (Chapter 8) was sampled by this book’s author; Christine (Chapter 9) and four other bulimic subjects were sampled as part of Stephanie Doucette’s Master’s Thesis at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (sampling interviews for these five subjects were most frequent

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A Biology Student with Panic Attacksy severe that her husband had had to call paramedics to their home in the middle of the night because she believed she was going into cardiac arrest. She had seen several physicians and psychologists for these attacks, but had never been seen on an inpatient basis.

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A Graduate Student with Test Anxietyreathless and flushed, talking rapidly and incessantly about upcoming tests. Jean also experienced difficulty when presenting talks in class, reading her reports word for word rather than presenting the material more informally, due to performance anxiety and her fear of being embarrassed if she los

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Inner Experience from Hypomania to Depressionell as the first six subjects in the previous book [Hurlburt, 1990]); dysphoric mood (Michelle in her Dysphoric Period, John when “fatigued,” and Susan during her Brighter Affect Period); mild depression (Susan during her Mildly Depressed/Upset Period); and deep depression of clinical significance (Susan in her More Depressed Period and Diane).

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A Bulimic Junior High School Teachery group, Christine was working on restraining her bulimic tendencies; at the time of sampling, she was successfully refraining from episodic binge eating and purging. She stated that she had been able to control her bulimia for considerable periods in the past and was confident she could do so again at this time.

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