Sentence examples for genuine disorder from inspiring English sources

Although there is no meeting of the minds on whether Internet addiction is a genuine disorder, Chinese researchers have sought to put diagnosis and treatment on a more solid footing.

"People with DID need to be recognized, as it's a genuine disorder," she said.

Most healthcare providers accept ADHD as a genuine disorder, at least in the small number of people with severe symptoms.

Most healthcare providers accept ADHD as a genuine disorder, and the debate in the scientific community mainly centers on how it is diagnosed and treated.

The aim of this study is to isolate a genuine TP disorder in schizophrenia, i.e., a disorder that would be related to the functioning of an internal clock.

But to a psychologist retained by Ms. Siddiqui's lawyers, she suffers from a genuine mental disorder, and is incompetent to stand trial.

19): How sadly misguided for doctors to parse whether a person has a "genuine" eating disorder based on specific food behaviors or weights attained.

Paris syndrome, or Pari shōkōgun in Japanese, is a genuine medical disorder (here's a short documentary about it), named for the experience encountered by the unluckiest visitors to Paris, and caused by the difference between the fantasy of the meringue et macaron and the reality of the "No, I won't heat up that goat-cheese sandwich".

Dostoyevsky thought the flaw at the heart of Russian nihilism was atheism, but you needn't share his view on this point to see that when he writes of the demonic power of ideas he has fastened on a genuine human disorder.

This story highlights a serious issue within the Catholic Church: there are no external controls in place to supervise how exorcists distinguish between someone they believe is possessed and someone suffering from a genuine psychological disorder.

We thus conclude that the deficit in LGN function that we find for inputs from the amblyopic eye represents a genuine physiological disorder in the LGN in amblyopia.