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...appear to be in perfect health with no evidence of behavioral or physical dysfunction.

...the self may then co-operate or conflict, leading to happiness or unhappy dysfunction, and may take much self-discovery to begin to understand or accept. Because ...that most therians see this as being part of their nature, rather than a [[dysfunction]] or psychological [[defence mechanism]], thus it is often valued rather th

...ut the course of his relationships short. It was deemed that his erectile dysfunction was caused by "psychological problems stemming from repressed anger".

...Foundation in Durham, North Carolina, further explored this psychological dysfunction theory. Starting in the 1960s, Roll studied 116 written reports of polterge However, the psychological dysfunction theory has been disputed by other researchers, including Gauld and Cornell

...erve deterioration in affected areas of the nervous system and vagal nerve dysfunction.