To her, their compulsion was linked to their depth of expression.
Hardly surprising, then, to discover courtesy of his biographers that he was both obsessed with cleaning, and a hoarder; such compulsions are often linked to anxiety and depression.
These games prime and then exploit the user's "compulsion loop," an acknowledged behavioral modality linked to addictive behavior.
"The sheer compulsion of reliable and almost immediate reward is being linked to similar chemical systems in the brain that may also play a part in drug addiction.
Hoarding has been linked to gambling addiction; acquisition is a matter less of compulsion than of impulsivity.
The results indicated that adolescents' frequency of accessing and reactions to SEOM were positively linked to their acceptance of stereotyped gender roles and power imbalance in sexual relationships, permissiveness of premarital sex, sexual compulsion, and sexual daydreaming.
"Americans must not forget the lessons of Sept. 11," said Mr. Bush, in a reprise of his administration's compulsion to somehow link Iraq to the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
The symptom storm triggered an acute compulsion to retreat to silent surroundings.
Obsessions and compulsions are often linked; for example, obsessions about contamination may be accompanied by compulsive washing.
Furthermore, Grimaud's synesthesia the ability to associate music with colors reminds me of Gould's compulsion for linking music with physical motion (he'd swoop his arms in ungainly arcs), both onstage, which irritated many concert reviewers, and in the studio.
