Anxiety and OCD Exposed

The way you interpret an event makes a difference in the way you end up feeling. People with OCD may make great progress with treatment …

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Laura L. Smith, Ph.D. and Charles H. Elliott, Ph.D. are authors of many books, including Overcoming Anxiety for Dummies and Child Psychology & Development for Dummies.
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  • Laura L. Smith, Ph.D.: I agree. Anger is often a response that involves fear.
  • Reinaldo: Unfortunately anger is most often a cover for weakness. Someone, a politician in the Nixon administration...
  • Charles H. Elliott, Ph.D.: @Janet: Actually, I’m not aware of good studies on this issue, probably because the...
  • mary: I have this. Thanks for naming it. All my life I have heard you are a beautiful blonde. my PLASTIC SURGEON...
  • Janet Singer: Thanks for this informative article. I find it interesting that one of the main differences between BDD...
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