Yes, you can. You can trick yourself into believing a lot of things. There is actually a disorder called hypochondria, which is the abnormal anxiety/fear for your own health, where you think you have disorders you don't have. It's very possible.
If you are deemed to be a threat to yourself and/or to others by a health professional or a court of law because of that disorder, you could be committed to a psychiatric facility until it is determined that you are no longer a threat to yourself and/or to the community.
Yes ocd is a mental problem, what else could it be? Xrays of the brain show ocd.
Yes ocd is a mental problem, what else could it be? Xrays of the brain show ocd.
Shopaholics could be used to describe compulsive shoppers.
Um... there isn't a virus like that. It could be a mental sickness or disorder of some sort and past experiences that personally affected you.
It definitely could be a mental disorder or simply a matter in which one needs to talk to someone close to them or a professional to figure out why one would be willing to hurt themselves. It could lead to something more severe such as suicide or maybe even lead to hurting others.
It depends what type of disorder you mean...rocking yourself to sleep isn't a sign of disorder...it may be a sign that your uncomfortable about your living space or there might be something in your life that troubles you anything like that could be the cause x
These examples could be characteristic of many mental disorders, try to be more specific. Look for the cause of these behaviors, why are you jealous of a child? why do you want to be mean to a child? is it just towards children you display these traits, or is it to adults as well? It could be anything from bullying to a personality disorder, to schizophrenia.
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Possibly. Or they could have a mental condition they do not know about. If you think someone is cutting themselves, get help. NEVER cut yourself, because you could kill yourself if doing it wrong.
Kuklinski's upbringing could not have been conceived more perfectly to create a sociopath.He was continually beaten by an alcoholic father, and also by his mother when the father was not home (he had a brother who was also a sociopath and killer). And sociopath does qualify as a mental disorder, yes. It does not excuse or exonerate him, but it does explain him.
To figure out whether you have a mental disorder, you would have to go to a Psychologist who will then do studies on you. These studies will tell you if you have a mental disorder and what disorder you have.