Psychophysiologic Symptoms
Psychological factors affecting physical illness
Nonpathologic, transient psychogenic somatic symptoms (all are acute but may become chronic)
Grief /bereavement, with physical symptoms
Fear, with physical symptoms
Exaggeration or elaboration of physical symptoms (e.g. postaccident when litigation or compensation is involved)
Sleep deprivation, with physical symptoms
Sensory overload or deprivation, with physical symptoms
Psychological factors affecting physical illness
Nonpathologic, transient psychogenic somatic symptoms (all are acute but may become chronic)
Grief /bereavement, with physical symptoms
Fear, with physical symptoms
Exaggeration or elaboration of physical symptoms (e.g. postaccident when litigation or compensation is involved)
Sleep deprivation, with physical symptoms
Sensory overload or deprivation, with physical symptoms
