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... arose from attempts to dynamically estimate the causal structure of fuzzy cognitive maps from sample data [Kosko, 57-68]. This led to neural int... ...ing viz. FRM, which is a special case of the FCM is described now. In Fuzzy Cognitive Maps (FCMs) causal associations are made among concurrently ... ... other in the resultant vector. 4.1 Description of a NRM: Neutrosophic Cognitive Maps (NCMs) promote the causal relationships between concurr... ...ed like natural abortions, STD/VD, continuous periods and other gynecological disorders. Some girls have also lost their mental balance for 3 or 4 y... ...ional Journal of General Systems, 17 211-240. 65. Kosko, B., (1986) “Fuzzy Cognitive Maps,” International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 34 65... ...nnai. 129. Vasantha Kandasamy, W.B. and Florentin Smarandache (2003) Fuzzy Cognitive Maps and Neutrosophic Cognitive Maps. Xiquan, Phoenix, USA....

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...W. B. VASANTHA KANDASAMY FLORENTIN SMARANDACHE FUZZY COGNITIVE MAPS AND NEUTROSOPHIC COGNITIVE MAPS XIQUAN ... ...EFFECTIVE SUCCESSFUL LARGE SCALE OPERATION SOCIAL SERVICE 1 Fuzzy Cognitive Maps and Neutrosophic Cognitive Maps W. B. Vasantha Kanda... ... Dedication 4 Preface 5 Chapter One BASIC CONCEPTS ABOUT FUZZY COGNITIVE MAPS AND FUZZY RELATIONAL MAPS 1.1 Definition of Fuzzy Cogni... ...ATIONAL MAPS 1.1 Definition of Fuzzy Cognitive Maps (FCMs) 7 1.2 Fuzzy Cognitive Maps – Properties and Models 10 1.3 Some more illustrations of F... ...96 1.7 Linked Fuzzy Relational Maps 118 Chapter Two ON NEUTROSOPHIC COGNITIVE MAPS AND NEUTROSOPHIC RELATIONAL MAPS – PROPERTIES AND APPLICATI... ...t cannot be easily diagnosed and described due to its similarity to other disorders. Research has shown that almost 160 factors can be taken into ac...

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... point of being unable to change in reaction to changing circumstances - we say that it is disordered. Such a person takes behavioral, emotional, and cognitive cues exclusively from others. His inner world is, so to speak, vacated. His True Self is dilapidated and dysfunctional. Instead he has a tyrannical and delusional False Self. Such a person is incapable of loving and...

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... FAQ # 55: Narcissism – The Psychopathological Default FAQ # 56: Narcissism, Other Mental Health Disorders, Substance Abuse, and Reckless Behaviours... ..., Substance Abuse, and Reckless Behaviours (Co-Morbidity and Dual Diagnosis) FAQ # 57: Eating Disorders and the Narcissist FAQ # 58: Can the Narc... ...ity. Such a person identifies himself with his environment, taking behavioural, emotional, and cognitive cues exclusively from it. His inner world ... ...hange, does not live. What is Personality and What is Normal? In their opus magnum "Personality Disorders in Modern Life", Theodore Millon and Roge... .... Sometimes the interplay of all these factors results in an abnormal personality. Personality disorders are dysfunctions of our whole identity, t... ... Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is talk therapy (mainly psychodynamic psychotherapy or cognitive-behavioural treatment modalities). Talk t... ... emotional burdens. It allows for the sharing of tasks, provides material supplies coupled with cognitive training. It is the prime socialization a... ...rcissistic Personality Disorder but, with the IN, it manifests absolutely differently, i.e. the cognitive dissonance is sharper here because the IN... ...harmful to you. Develop strategies to minimize the harm to yourself. Don't expect that you will cognitively be able to reason with the narcissist t...

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...a@unet.com.mk or to vaknin@link.com.mk Find additional articles about personality disorders here - click on the links: http://www.narcissistic... ...y Brain and Personality Psychosexual Stages of Development Gender and Personality Disorders The Genetic Roots of Personality Disorders Defense Mech... ...lopmental Psychology Brain and Personality First published here: "Personality Disorders (Suite101)" By: Dr. Sam Vaknin Phineas Gage was a 25 ye... ...: the brain-injured may acquire traits and behaviors typical of certain personality disorders but head trauma never results in a full-fledged person... ... traits across generations can be explained by heredity: anxiousness, callousness, cognitive distortion, compulsivity, identity problems, oppositio... ..., ideas) is never divorced from emotion. Conflict can be avoided by separating the cognitive content (for instance, a disturbing or depressing idea... ...ony (inner peace and self-acceptance). Though not strictly a defense mechanism, cognitive dissonance may be considered a variant of rationalizat... ...es he covets, says: "these grapes are probably sour anyhow!". This is an example of cognitive dissonance in action. Reaction Formation Adoptin... ...e infant (ages 0 to 2) does not verbally formulate these "thoughts" (which are part cognitive, part instinctual). This nagging uncertainty is more a...

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...a@unet.com.mk or to vaknin@link.com.mk Find additional articles about personality disorders here - click on the links: http://www.narcissistic... ...The Myth of Mental Illness IV. The DSM Pros and Cons V. The History of Personality Disorders VI. The Metaphors of Mind – The Brain VII. The Metaph... ...emselves to their environment and if the latter changes - they change. Personality disorders are the best possible responses to abuse. Cancer may b... ...ack to Table of Contents The Normal Personality First published here: "Personality Disorders (Suite101)" By: Dr. Sam Vaknin In their opus magnum "Pe... ... behaviour of the hero and of other meaningful figures and the inner emotional and cognitive dynamics. j. Therapeutic – With the power to induce ... ...e behavior of the hero and of other meaningful figures and the inner emotional and cognitive dynamics. j. Therapeutic – With the power to induce ... ...are remembered in half the cases. Results are, probably, achieved without need for cognitive, conscious processing, in the other, unremembered, or ... ...ought system. Both narcissism and dreaming are AUTISTIC states of mind with severe cognitive and emotional distortions. By extension, one can talk ... ...e behavior of the hero and of other meaningful figures and the inner emotional and cognitive dynamics. j. Therapeutic – With the power to induce ...

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...: American Psychiatric Association (2000). Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, fourth edition, text revision (DSM-IV-TR). Washin... ...al health pathology ever. Many researchers also believe that all Cluster B personality disorders (Histrionic, Antisocial, and Borderline) have an u... ... "Question: Many of the symptoms and signs that you describe apply to other personality disorders as well (example: the Histrionic Personality Disor... ... Disorder or the Borderline Personality Disorder). Are we to think that all personality disorders are interrelated? Answer: Yes, they are interrelat... ...he insight so that it affects behaviour. Some people are narcissists and they KNOW it (cognitively). They even think about it from time to time – is... ...pact of the disagreement or criticism on himself. This is a defence mechanism known as cognitive dissonance." The Intermittent Explosive Narcissist... ...nk. Hence my enormous and recurrent and terrifyingly helpless state of surprise. These cognitive distortions, these lapses of memory are as close as... ...atively, aggression is converted to action or to acting out. This denial affects normal cognitive functioning as well. Such an individual would, in... ...chools of psychotherapy claim success in treating pathological narcissism, notably the Cognitive-Behavioural Therapies and psychodynamic therapies –...

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...other diseases are a result of hitherto unknown or mutated strains of viruses. The Cognitive Mechanism Humans limit their own propagation, using "... ...es. The Cognitive Mechanism Humans limit their own propagation, using "rational", cognitive arguments, devices, and procedures: abortion, birth co... ... derive meaning. If we bestow existence and derive meaning using the same mental (cognitive) mechanism, does this mean that the two processes are ... ...tence, bestowed or not. Meaning is a human category. It is the name we give to the cognitive experience of shifting frames of reference. It has not... ...987) Emotions influence the organization of cognitions and allow for further inter-cognitive flexibility by encouraging their interconnectedness. ... ... transition was characterized by transitional pathologies reminiscent of psychotic disorders. The exceptions are (arguably) the disciplines of medi... ...orbidden" thinking. These rigid ceremonies are reminiscent of obsessive-compulsive disorders in individuals who engage in ritualistic behavior patt... ... by his own yardsticks. Descriptive criteria aside, what is the essence of mental disorders? Are they merely physiological disorders of the brain,... ..., as well as his milieu. The members of the functional school regard mental health disorders as perturbations in the proper, statistically "normal"...

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