Anorexia nervosa and Bulimia are the correct answers.
Anorexia is a mental illness and severe life-threatening eating disorder where the person presents very low weight due to limiting dramatically his/her energy intake. Bulimia is also a psychological and eating disorder where the person suffering from this disease intakes an exaggerated amount of food and then tries to get rid of the extra calories through non-healthy ways. Even though they can affect anyone at any age, they're a lot more common among young women or girls from Euro-American cultures.
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The interpretation that the psychologist gave her is the latent content.
I may be wrong, but I hope this helps :)
You can't explain behavior by merely focusing on internal characteristics of a person such as being sadistic and cruel. Such behaviors were not exactly predisposition. They were heavily influenced by external factors like commands from a legitimate power such as Adolf Hitler. The Milgram experiment was actually inspired by the harsh acts of Germans during the WWII. People can actually go to extreme lengths, even if such acts are an attack of one's personal conscience, since they believe the legitimacy of a higher power, consequently making their actions legal or morally right even when it is not.
1949
On October 1, 1949 the Communist Party of China had a vicotry in the Chinese Civil War and Mao Zedong yelled it from Tiananmen.
