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151 Chapter 6: Psychopathology of everyday behavior and general appearancelobes of dogs. When the dogs were hungry he fed them. When he offered them one bowl offood they ate voraciously. When offered two bowls of food they stood at the bowls goingfirst to one then the other, but not eating (Luria, 1963, pp. 89–90).10 See Taylor and Fink (2006, patient 6.5) for a description of a man who experienced anepisode of melancholia following the birth of his first child.11 Lewis et al. (1990).12 Kales et al. (2005).13 Carrington (2006).14 Burrows (1976), page 346.15 Fink and Taylor (2003).16 Critchley (1962).17 Giesbrecht et al. (2006).18 Watson (2001).19 Das et al. (2005); Williams et al. (2006b).20 Simeon et al. (2007).21 Markowitsch (1999); Yasuno et al. (2000).22 This definition overlaps with the definition for jamais vu, the false memory that previouslyencountered people, places or things are unfamiliar.23 Lambert et al. (2002).24 Critchley (1953).25 Pope et al. (2007).26 Kopelman (1996).27 Brandt and Van Gorp (2006).28 Hodges and Warlow (1990).29 Ibid.30 Guillery-Girard et al. (2006).31 Santos et al. (2000); Gallassi (2006).32 Quinette et al. (2006).33 Kopelman (1996).34 Saxe et al. (1992); Reinders et al. (2003).35 Parvizi and Damascio (2001); Reinders et al. (2003).36 Piper (1994); Piper and Merskey (2004).37 Savitz et al. (2004).38 Coons et al. (1988).39 Mesulam (1981); Devinsky et al. (1989); Ahern et al. (1993).40 Flor-Henry et al. (1990).41 Vermetten et al. (2006).42 A study assessing tattoos in a sample of patients presenting to a Minneapolis emergencydepartment found no association between the presence of a tattoo and psychopathology.Of patients under age 35, 35% had a tattoo as did 19% of the staff (Rooks et al., 2000).43 The Odd Couple , Neil Simon, 1965.44 The classic work of Kretschmer and Sheldon on body type and illness is reviewed andquantified by Parnell (1958).