Paranormal Psychiatry (PNP)

Tres Mali Scott

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 Paranormal Psychiatry (PNP) is the diagnostic "seventh sense". The number seven is the numerical signature for "perfection". PNP, Paranormal Psychiatry is also considered the diagnosis of paranormal or supernatural phenomena that agitates or increases the psychiatric nosology issues. Paranormal Psychology is the study of cognition while a supernatural or paranormal event is occuring. The word diagnosis comes from an ancient Greek word, meaning, "discernment", identifying the nature and cause of anything. Paranormal Psychiatry (PNP) is the diagnosing of the nature or cause of the agitation or increase in psychopathology or criminal behavior that is paranormally or supernaturally based. The word diagnostic comes from Greek words, meaning, "apart split" and "to learn, knowledge".

Diagnostics are techniques or tools used to get to the root of problems, or relating to diagnosis. The techniques used to identify the nature of anything by process of elimination (ruling-out) or other analytical methods, techniques, procedures, processes, testing or assessing are considered diagnostic. Diagnostics is considered with "NOSOLOGY", the branch of medical science dealing with the classification of a disease, problem, situation, condition, or category that is specific and can be or is defined by a clear set of symptoms or criteria.

Nosology is like "the taxonomy" of the medical field, using criteria to categorize diseases, problems, situations, or conditions. The name given by nosology clearly defines the topic so that no explaination is necessary. Like paranormal psychology, some psychiatric conditions are agitated or increase during paranormal or supernatural activity and fall under Paranormal Psychiatry (PNP). As discussed in the field of Paranormal Psychology, terrorist and para-terrorist use criminal activity and religion to cause reduced functioning and increase psychopathological behaviors.

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