The efficiency of cognitive behavior therapy for compulsive buying is not truly determined yet; however, common techniques for the treatment include exposure and response prevention, relapse prevention, cognitive restructuring, covert sensitization, and stimulus control. See also
Behavioral addiction
Body-focused repetitive behavior
Child pyromaniac
Dopamine dysregulation syndrome

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A 2006 review reported an incidence of:

12% if a needle between 0.4128 mm (0.01625 in) and 0.5652 mm (0.02225 in) is used;
40% if a needle between 0.7176 mm (0.02825 in) and 0.9081 mm (0.03575 in) is used; and
70% if a needle between 1.067 mm (0.0420 in) and 1.651 mm (0.0650 in) is used.On the Birmingham gauge, these correspond to the values 27–24G, 22–20G and 19–16G.PDPH is roughly twice as common in lumbar puncture than spinal anaesthesia, almost certainly due to the atraumatic needles used in spinal anaesthesia. References


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