Sentence examples for true disorder from inspiring English sources

But not only is "Selfitis" not a true disorder, claiming that it's a negative behavior may actually be a blow to feminists who hold that the selfie is young female empowerment.

For one side of the definitional argument, I spoke to addictions treatment specialist Mavis Humes Baird, who is convinced that sexual addiction is a true disorder because people are in the throes of an impulse they can't control, that there are underlying changes in the brain that cannot be addressed by psychotherapy alone.

However, many adult mental health professionals remain sceptical about the validity of ADHD as a true disorder and in particular as an adult disorder [ 22, 23].

Therefore, the proportion of variance explained by SNPs may be underestimated in the presence of diagnostic misclassification compared with the variance explained by SNPs of the true disorder.

Womble also stresses that for a true anxiety disorder, some form of professional therapy is a requirement.

Hypocretin was the first protein directly linked to a true sleep disorder, and many labs jumped into deciphering its role in normal sleep.

Many parents, though, do not know what to look for or how to distinguish a true sleep disorder from the normal challenges of putting an infant or child to bed.

Dr. Byars said the best way parents can distinguish a true sleep disorder from a phase is to be on the lookout for problems that persist over time, and to raise any concerns with a pediatrician.

Drayna says he hopes the findings will earn stuttering more respect as a true biological disorder.

Ghaffer says that these results confirm that "hysteria" is indeed a true physiological disorder and may explain the differing findings of previous studies.

If your friend has a true panic disorder, she may be experiencing terrifying physical and emotional symptoms that feel out of her control.