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Nocebo Effect
Overdiagnosis and Its Costs
Häftad, 2016
287 kr
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The Nocebo Effect documents the transformation of normal problems into medical ones and brings out the risks of this inflationary practice. One notable risk is that people labeled as sick may find themselves living up to their label through the alchemy of the nocebo effect.
Nocebo Effect
Overdiagnosis and Its Costs
Inbunden, 2015
1016 kr
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The Nocebo Effect documents the transformation of normal problems into medical ones and brings out the risks of this inflationary practice. One notable risk is that people labeled as sick may find themselves living up to their label through the alchemy of the nocebo effect.
Literature and Human Equality
Inbunden, 2006
778 kr
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When Achilles dons his armor, gods and readers alike know the outcome, as does the hero himself. But when the commoner becomes the hero, when, as Dr. Johnson remarked in 1750, the heroes of modern fiction are ""leveled with the rest of the world"" - now that's a different story. In this ambitious …
Nocebo Effect
Overdiagnosis and Its Costs
E-bok, 2016
397 kr
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The Nocebo Effect documents the transformation of normal problems into medical ones and brings out the risks of this inflationary practice. One notable risk is that people labeled as sick may find themselves living up to their label through the alchemy of the nocebo effect.
Springs of Liberty
The Satiric Tradition and Freedom of Speech
Inbunden, 1999
457 kr
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This text takes up questions of literary history and theory even as it explores sources of power harnessed by modern political doctrines and the journalism that conveys them to the public. These forces of opinion are traced to a tradition deeper and older than either - satire. In that tradition - …
Literature and Human Equality
Häftad, 2006
345 kr
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When Achilles dons his armor, gods and readers alike know the outcome, as does the hero himself. But when the commoner becomes the hero, when, as Dr. Johnson remarked in 1750, the heroes of modern fiction are ""leveled with the rest of the world"" - now that's a different story. In this ambitious …
