Psychiatrists have a higher incidence of suicide in their profession for related reasons.

由于相关原因，医生这个职业的自杀率更高。

The study is in the journal Biological Psychiatry.

这项研究已经在《生物学》杂志上发表。

You spent most of 1976 in a psychiatric hospital.

1976年 你大多时间都在院度过。

He is a professor of psychiatry at King's College London.

韦斯利是伦敦国王学院的学教授。

The other action would explain the term committing to a mental institution to include involuntary inpatient as well as outpatient services.

另一个措施是澄清“进过院”的含义，它应包括非自愿住院和门诊患者。

And we like to categorize people as 'being crazy', but, they really are not insane.

我们喜欢把人们归类为“疯”，，们不是真的患有。

On turning eagerly to the text, one learns that the lady was a typist who found the sound of office typewriters worried her more and more until eventually she had to go into a mental hospital.

当人们急切地看完正后，便知道这女子是个打字员，办公室打字机的声音使她越来越烦，最终住进了医院。

He even checked himself into Saint Remy to get better and so he did.

还去圣雷米院治疗 主动去了。

Researchers tested 80 prisoners to gauge their levels of psychopathy.

研究人员对80名囚犯的程度进行了测试。

I don't know if you're indecisive, sadistic, or just plain crazy.

我不知道你是优柔寡断虐待，还是单纯的。

This was the individual act of a mentally ill person.

这是人的个人行为。

Why haven't you got a divorce? - I can't. A lunatic is not deemed responsible.

那你为什么不和她离婚？- 法律不允许，人没有承担责任的能力。

Villeneuve told Vanity Fair, " Austin Butler brought to the screen something that would be a cross between a psychotic, sociopath serial killer and Mick Jagger." This features briefly in the trailer as Feyd duels in an arena, observed by Lady Margot.

维伦纽瓦对《名利场》说：“奥斯汀·巴特勒在银幕上展现的是一个患者的形象，反社会的连环杀手和米克·贾格尔之间的交集。”在预告片中，当菲德在竞技场上决斗时，这一点出现得很短暂，玛戈夫人在一旁观看。

Emotional cutoff, coined by American psychiatrist Marie Bowen, is a process that involves either physically distancing oneself from a family member or avoiding sensitive topics in a conversation to reduce anxiety.

情感切断，由美国学家玛丽·鲍恩提出，它是一个涉及到身体上远离家人或在谈话中避免敏感话题以减少焦虑的过程。

But when you turn around, don't expect to see the Statue of Liberty because it's over 2000 miles away, and you're actually just at an abandoned mental hospital in Canada.

是，当你转身时，不要指望看到自由女像，因为它距离这里有超过2000英里远，而你实际上只是在加拿大的一家废弃的院。

" There appears to be a dose-response pattern, ie, the higher the scores, the higher the risk of dementia, " Dr. Yonas Geda, a neuropsychiatrist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota who led the study, said in a statement.

“这就像是剂量效应，也就是说，得分越高，患老年痴呆的风险越高。”美国明尼苏达州梅约医学中心的经学家约纳斯? 格达如是说道。

Or, he's a crackup, he's mentally ill.

或者，是一个崩溃者，患有。

The Myers-Briggs test was first developed in the 1940s by Katherine Cook Briggs and her daughter-in-law, Isabel Myers, two amateur psychologists who were huge fans of a Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung, and his theory of personality types.

迈尔斯-布里格斯测试是20世纪40年代由凯瑟琳·库克·布里格斯和她的儿媳伊莎贝尔·迈尔斯编制的，这两位业余心理学家是瑞士学家卡尔·荣格及其人格类型理论的忠实粉丝。

I've been in therapy even longer, and the only time I ever had a provider talk to me about things like cooking and cleaning and brushing my teeth was when I was in a psych hospital as a teenager.

我从事心理治疗有更长的时间，是我唯一一次听到一个养家糊口的人提起做饭、打扫卫生、刷牙，是在一家院，那时我还是个孩子。

She had a first incident of mental sickness.

她第一次患上。