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Psychologische Analyse und Behandlung von Schmerzzuständen

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Schmerz

Zusammenfassung

Schmerz kann als eine Reaktion aufgefaßt werden, die auf drei Ebenen des Organismus ablaufen kann: der subjektiv-psychologischen, der motorisch-verhaltensmäßigen und der physiologisch-organischen Reaktionsebene. Der Zusammenhang zwischen diesen drei Ebenen ist häufig gering.

“Nur aus Furcht zu leiden, geben wir uns Mühe, die Wirklichkeit abzuschaffen. Wenn unsere Anstrengungen von Erfolg gekrönt sind, dann erweist sich die Abschaffung selbst als Quelle der Leiden.”

E.M. Cioran

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Birbaumer, N. (1984). Psychologische Analyse und Behandlung von Schmerzzuständen. In: Zimmermann, M., Handwerker, H.O. (eds) Schmerz. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-88142-8_5

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