The FOMO Syndrome and the Perception of Personal Needs in Contemporary Society

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An individual's behavior can be defined as a set of complex reactions of the body to internal and external stimuli. Case description: We present a case of a young adult student who, under the circumstances of an anomic environment, causes a female person multiple stab wounds to the cervical region. The patient has an addiction to virtual reality, personal psychiatric history of a depressive disorder, emotional and anxious behavioral disorders, as he was a regular cannabis user. The young man was attending an event where he was consuming alcohol and banned substances (Ecstasy), whose effect combined with antidepressants creates a virtual reality in which the individual has a particular mental state, having the impression that bystanders want to hurt him. Under the impulse of this state, the individual uses a bladed weapon and causes multiple wounds to the victim. The patient is examined in the psychiatric forensic examination commission to determine the discernment at the time of the act of violence and for recommendations regarding safety measures. Conclusion: The approach of hetero-aggression behaviour is based on three categories of causal factors, in a triune concept that implies the consequence of the interaction of the existential environment, with the personality structure of the young individual and with the circumstantial factors that precipitate the act.

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Triogenesis of Extreme Hetero-Aggressive Behaviour in Psychiatric Forensic Expert Practice

Piraianu¹,

Neagu²,

Neagu³

et al. 2021

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“…Transposing the interaction with students in the virtual space; used communication channels: specialized e-learning platform, google classroom, specific means of distance learning, applications for asynchronous communication; ways of structuring the content of the activity: open educational resources with digital content (software slides, tutorials, etc.) (Luca et al, 2020). Interactive teaching material, worksheets with audio recording; power point presentations with audiovideo recording.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Difficult Path to School — Theschooling of Pupils With Specialeducational Needs During the Pandemic

Elkan¹,

Stan²,

Papuc³

et al. 2021

Schooling at all levels from kindergarten to high school has suffered during the pandemic, as the school system has had to readjust to stimulate pupil's attention, rethinking teaching methods, maintaining a healthy climate of interaction between teacher and pupil, teacher and parents, but also between colleagues in the same group study. The management of these parameters becomes all the more delicate in the case of students with special educational needs during the during the COVID-19 pandemic. That is why the preliminary investigations must be thoroughly completed (thorough medical, psychiatric, psychological, pedagogical anamnesis, schooling in the family having a great role here, then rigorous clinical and paraclinical investigations followed only in the last stage of placing the child in a diagnostic class and then stating its requirements). There is a white-gray territory of students who do not have an accurate diagnosis but who still require more attention and special teaching methods. False mental retardation unfortunately still creeps among the diagnoses received by children in some situations, all the more difficult to make a differential diagnosis during the pandemic where communication of all kinds is affected. Modern combined pedagogical methods can be managed in combination for the message to reach the beneficiaries as clearly and comprehensively as possible and the impact on the pupil should be the expected one. The establishment of an interdisciplinary team allows the facilitation of this approach to make the path towards school (be it virtual) easier for all students to create a climate in which the pupil can complete himself to his maximum capacity.

“…The hypothesis we structured tells the idea that depressive syndrome can develop against the background of a narcissistic wound. Narcissistic disorder means a prejudice to the self and all its systems (Luca et al, 2020). In the case described it is about the inability of the psyche to adjust the level of self-respect and to keep it at a normal level, (Sperry, 2018).…”

Section: B a C K G R O U N Dmentioning

confidence: 99%

DEPRESSION AND NARCISSISTIC DISORDER — Case report and clinical considerations

Munteanu¹,

Anghel²

2021

The evolution of research in the field of psychotherapy is not definitive, but always flexible when new therapeutic and/or pharmacological procedures are established. Aim: To show evidence for the importance of psychotherapy in the treatment of depression. Case description: As a method of therapy that is used successfully, there is cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). The reported case study confirms by the results obtained and the objectives achieved, that CBT prevents much better recurrences in psychiatric disorders. Conclusion: Our case confirms that psychotherapy increases the quality of the patient's life in the fight against depression, modulation of one's own affect (narcissistic disorder), time management, development of communication and acceptance skills. It decreased anxiety and cardiovascular symptoms. The role of psychotherapy in the treatment of mental illness is beneficial and effective and facilitates compliance with antidepressant and anxiolytic treatment.