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    be done on medications which may help those who suffer from pyromania and other impulse control disorders, to manage the symptoms of these disorders (Huff, 2014). Nurses ought to also advocate for continuing research into the etiology of the disorder, so that there can be a better understanding about

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    the very thought of setting the fire makes their heart race? If that is correct, it still seems a broad categorization. How many people are nervous or excited before setting a fire? When striking a match, will it work? The third criterion for pyromania also seems a little too broad for comfort. A pyromaniac must express a certain obsession with fire and the things that accompany it (APA 671). They define it as a fascination, interest, curiosity, or attraction with fire and its accoutrements,

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    Pyrophobia “Do you know what pyrophobia is? Well a pyrophobia is an irrational fear of fire (Wikipedia.com). Pyrophobia is one of the many phobias there are. It has serval causes and is accompanied by severe symptoms, however there is treatment available for the condition. Firstly, there are many causes of pyrophobia. The first cause of this phobia is a house fire. Being in a house fire can cause people to be traumatic because they lose their house, personal items, and even family members. The

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    PYROMANIA Pyromania is a very real and harmful disease that has caused a large amount of terror and pain to everyday people in this world. Pyromania is an impulse control disorder that causes a person to continuously fail to fight the urge to start fires. The word “pyromania” comes from the Greek word pyro which means fire. Pyromania is different from arson, because arson is the intentional setting of fires. Pyromaniacs start fires to get a feeling of pleasure, and often

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    RUNNING HEAD: PYROMANIA Pyromania: Its lit!!! Austin Huffstutter Clover Park High-School January 11, 2017 Period 2 Notes: Student produced paper.   ABSTRACT This paper is about how pyromania can affect your life. It will explain the diagnostic criteria, the various symptoms involved with pyromania, the treatment options one could pursue, and of course a case study showing how somebody has lived with pyromania.   Pyromania is a mental illness that can affect you and people

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    Pyromania Pyromania is the obsessive desire to set fire deliberately for pleasure or satisfaction. The meaning of the word, Pyro- fire and mania- madness/frenzy. Pyromania is characterized as a mental illness of an impulse control disorder. It is a psychiatric disorder from the failure to resist an urge or temptation. Pyromania is very rare, but it can have serious consequences in a person's life. Doctors have identified the causes and the symptoms, and have made a combination of effects for treatment

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    kerosene, to ignite and directionalize fires. The amount of time for an arsony is 20 years or life. The reason why arsonists set fires is pyromania. Pyromania is an obsessive desire to burn things. There are two types of pyromania: individual and environmental pyromania. Individual pyromania is when one person with this disorder sets something on fire. Environmental pyromania is when multiple disordered people set a certain amount of items on fire and this can be a high risk to others in the environment

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    Paige Logsdon Mr. Martinous Composition II April 8, 2015 The Cause and Effect of Impulse Control Disorders Most people love watching other humans and like trying to figure out why they do what they do. It’s called people watching and we have all been guilty of it. The human race is fascinating and it is very interesting how we were created and what makes us tick. Have you ever wondered why some people have an uncontrollable urge toward destructible behaviors? Do you ever wonder if the behavior

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    planning or considering the consequences. Their actions may be harmful to people, animals, or property. The three most common impulse control disorders are: Intermittent explosive disorder (recurrent aggressive behavior). Kleptomania (stealing). Pyromania (starting fires). Impulse control disorders typically start in the late teenage to early adult years. They are more common in people with a history of childhood

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    darker side is where dangerous sex crimes generate from in my opinion and progressively get worse from there. In particularly, the author had a few topics that he touched base on in more detail which was necrophilia, paraphilla or sexual sadism, and pyromania. Necrophilia is interesting because it involves the use of corpse in a sexual manner. I believe the sexual necrophilia

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