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   What is a paranoid narrative?

   • The paranoid narrative legitimizes intimacy repelling behaviours such as keeping one's distance, secrecy, aloofness, reclusion, aggression, intrusion on privacy, lying, desultoriness, itinerancy, unpredictability, and idiosyncratic or eccentric reactions.

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   What are the paranoid delusions of a narcissist?

   • The paranoid delusions of the narcissist are always grandiose, "cosmic", or "historical". His pursuers are influential and formidable. They are after his unique possessions, out to exploit his expertise and special traits, or to force him to abstain and refrain from certain actions.

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   How does paranoid ideation affect narcissism?

   • Paranoid ideation - the narcissist's deep-rooted conviction that he is being persecuted by his inferiors, detractors, or powerful ill-wishers - serves two psychodynamic purposes. It upholds the narcissist's grandiosity and it fends off intimacy.

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2. aws.healthyplace.com › personality-disordersWhat Is Paranoid Personality Disorder? | HealthyPlace

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   4 days ago · People with paranoid personality disorder (PPD) display an observable and long-term pattern of suspicion and distrust of others, but do not have a psychotic disorder, such as schizophrenia. Paranoid personality disorder falls into the Cluster A group of personality disorder types.

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   5 days ago · paranoiac. Other forms: paranoiacs. Definitions of paranoiac. noun. a person afflicted with paranoia. synonyms: paranoid. see more.

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   4 days ago · Intimacy Retarding Paranoia. Paranoia is use by the narcissist to ward off or reverse intimacy. The narcissist is threatened by intimacy because it reduces him to ordinariness by exposing his weaknesses and shortcomings and by causing him to act "normally".

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   4 days ago · Definition. Hearing standards. Signs and symptoms. Complications. Cognitive decline. Falls. Depression. Spoken language ability. Causes. Pathophysiology. Diagnosis. Prevention. Workplace noise regulation. Screening. Management. Idiopathic sudden hearing loss. Epidemiology. Social and cultural aspects. Research. Stem cell transplant and gene therapy

   • Symptoms: Decreased ability to hear

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6. www.vocabulary.com › dictionary › physiologicalPhysiological condition - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

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   4 days ago · physiological condition: 1 n the condition or state of the body or bodily functions Synonyms: physical condition , physiological state Types: show 217 types... hide 217 types... wakefulness a periodic state during which you are conscious and aware of the world bloodiness the state of being bloody incompatibility (immunology) the degree to ...

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   3 days ago · Learning Objectives. Describe the possible functions of paranoia in the formation of troublesome beliefs or delusions. Identify 4 different but complementary approaches to reducing disturbances due to troublesome beliefs. Demonstrate how to collaboratively explore evidence for and against an apparently delusional belief.

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   3 days ago · Illustrated guide to medical terminology (2016) - Book by Juanita J. Davies. An introduction to medical terminology for health care (2017) - Book by Andrew Hutton. Mastering medical terminology (2020) - eBook and book by Sue Walker. Medical terminology for health professions (2017) - Book by Ann Ehrlich.