Permanent Creation Research Articles

The Discourse of Christianity in Viktor Orbán’s Rhetoric

This paper studies the views of Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on religion and Christianity, using both quantitative and qualitative methods. The analysis is based on Viktor Orbán’s speeches in Băile Tușnad, at Bálványos Free Summer University and Student Camp (commonly known as Tusványos), which are suitable to sensitively trace the evolution of his thinking from 1990 to 2022. The analysis shows how the concept of Christianity has changed in meaning in the speeches, how it has been linked to political issues, and in what ways Orbán’s thinking has been similar to and different from political Christianity and religious Christianity. Orbán’s concept of Christianity can be understood within the theoretical framework of populism developed by Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe: in the discursive struggle for political hegemony, there is a continuous construction of ‘the people’, of society, in which ‘empty markers’ play a key role. Orbán’s concept of Christianity can thus be adequately interpreted in terms of the discourse of the permanent creation of the ‘nation’. The political emphasis on Christianity is related to the wounded collective identity of Hungarian society. The paper argues that because of the collective woundedness, society requires an overarching narrative symbolizing unity, of which Christianity is a key concept.

Beobachtung interkulturell-kommunikativer und psychosozial-dynamischer Verhaltensweisen (un)voreingenommener Gedankengeflechte am Beispiel deutsch-emiratischer, kultureller Beziehungen

Observation On Intercultural-Communicative and Psychosocial-dynamic Behaviours of (un)biased Thought Webs on the basis of German-Emirate Cultural Relations 
 Highly specific theoretical and practical, essentially intercultural-communicative aspects within the German-Emirati psychosocial-dynamic relationship were observed during several research stays in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This exploration intended to regard and describe these in greater detail by means of an empirical-exploratory approach, trying to offer a more precise definition of some traditional perspectives of stereotype and prejudice research from a German standpoint towards the UAE. Findings include i. a. highly specific cultural subtleties and nuances that enabled to learn and better understand highly complex (inter)cultural dynamics of various aspects related to specific stereotypes and prejudices between the two countries that were studied (the UAE and Germany). Among some prejudices and stereotypes that are said to describe on a rather general level diverse behaviour patterns of many Emirati citizens in the UAE, for instance, one reads hospitality, megalomania, polygamy, xenophobia, sexism, overpricing, corruption, hatred of women, anti-alcoholism, religious radicalism, overstatement, lack of humor, fine taste, solidarity, integrity, unpunctuality, friendliness or introversion (...). These stereotypes and prejudices are subject to extensive research within the scope of diverse fields of study, such as linguistic, cultural, social, evolutionary or ethnic anthropology. However, it seems certain highly specific psychosocial-dynamic aspects linked to German viewpoints towards the UAE have been understudied to date. Among these, for example, intercultural communication plays a pivotal role in analyzing situations in which people with different cultural backgrounds interact. Culture determines how individuals shape messages, what means they use to transmit these, and how they interpret the messages. In the broadest sense, culture refers to all manifestations of human existence that are based on certain values and learned behavior which in turn are expressed in ‘permanent creation’ and preservation of values. This declaration is of relevance when ‘German’ viewpoints towards the UAE are regarded more closely, as these could be most amply characterized as complex. Demeaning perspectives leading to stereotypes and prejudices are not an exception in this particular case. The UAE are continuously reduced to an oil-rich country, disregarding i. a. social, cultural, political (…) merits. However, an image of acceptance and tolerance seems to have prevailed for some controversially discussed stereotypes and prejudices related to the UAE from German perspectives if it is delved more profoundly into (inter)cultural values that are not necessarily regarded disrespectfully as we have been able to recognize. Openness, tolerance and diversity can now be attributed to the UAE more than ever as a product of large changes. These have taken place recently in a place which has been inhabited for over 125,000 years, having been at the crossroads interculturality for many civilizations in the Middle-East and the world throughout the ages. Such as cultural variety is contemporary witness to (inter)cultural values that are often inseparably molten with cultural, religious, political, diplomatic and pacifist intentions. Critical approaches to aspects alike the aforementioned

Хозяйственно-биологические характеристики фестулолиума сорта Фест и особенности возделывания

One of the conditions for increasing the efficiency of feed production is the expansion of crops of perennial grasses and the permanent creation of their varieties. Festulolium ( Festulolium F. Aschers. et Graebn.) is a new crop with a complex of economically useful traits, the varieties of which are created by the method of hybridization of species in the system of genera Lolium and Festuca. Due to the use of combinations of different initial combinations of parents to create new varieties of festulolium, varieties of this culture have a number of distinctive features. The Fest variety was obtained as a result of intergenerational hybridization of ryegrass and fescue (Lolium multiflorum Lam.  Festuca arundinacea Schreb.). Tetraploid of the ryegrass morphotype. It was created by the method of experimental polyploidy with the selection of compatible fertile plants and subsequent multiple familial selection of elite plants in the population according to productive longevity, disease resistance, the level of yield of green mass and seeds, the intensity of regrowth and tolerance to repeated mowing. The variety is characterized by high seed productivity, the biological yield of its seeds can reach 1.7 t/ha. Under production conditions, the actual seed collections are usually 0.7–0.9 t/ha, and under favorable conditions and compliance with cultivation technology — up to 1.2 t/ha or more. The variety has high feed advantages, has an improved protein-carbohydrate complex. The content of carbohydrates in the tube exit phase is 22.2%, crude protein — 10.4–11.2%, crude fiber — 26%. The green mass, removed during the exit phase into the tube, is perfectly eaten by animals, since it contains a large amount of sugar in the dry matter. To increase the efficiency of the production use of the variety in different regions, it is necessary to develop zonal technologies for its cultivation for fodder purposes and seeds.

Terapia ocupacional social, antiopressão e liberdade: considerações sobre a revolução da/na vida cotidiana

Abstract Social occupational therapy has been concerned with dealing with social inequalities, especially with regard to the structure of multiple oppressions. Taking this assumption as a parameter, it is urgent to advance in the consolidation of theoretical-methodological references that allow problematizing the role of the profession, in the dimension of society and the performance on it, in order to offer proposals for a socially referenced practice. Thus, this essay presents contributions to compose the debate about a social therapeutic-occupational thinking/doing for anti-oppression and intended for freedom. It is about turning to a professional action that fights oppressive structures and aims at expanding the life possibilities of subjects, individual and collective, with whom we work. The focus of this praxis is in the dimension of the individuals' everyday life, which is marked by alienation, but also by the possibility of liberation, which is effective as opportunities are created for an untested feasibility and the revolution (humanization) is carried out in this everyday life, while the occupational therapist can be a mediator/articulator in this process. For this, the praxis proposed is permeated by the promotion of interventions that apprehend and deal with violence to everyday life (justified anger and indignation), with the suspension of everyday life (effort to problematize where one comes from and to where you can go) and move towards the permanent creation of everyday life (the transformation).

THE IDEA OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND A UNIVERSITY'S SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY – THE MOST IMPORTANT CHALLENGES

Multicontextual social changes expressed in the permanent creation of contemporary society, the specificity of qualitatively new transformations in the relationship between globality and locality, society and the subject – are not without significance for the quality of considerations on social responsibility, including university social responsibility. The term "sustainable development" is very popular today and it has made a quick career in the social sciences. In scientific research and in economic projects, it sets the direction of changes in which the inevitability of civilization development will not cause environmental degeneration. "Sustainable development" functions as a term, concept and idea to be implemented in specific actions of states, nations and social groups. This article takes up these issues and proposes some solutions as a voice in an important discussion, because it concerns the social responsibility of the university.

Selection of festulolium for the steppe conditions of the Central Black Earth region

In recent decades, a new fodder crop, festulolium, has become widespread in fodder production in Russia. (×Festulolium F. Aschers. et Graebn.).In this regard, an important task is the permanent creation of a line of varieties of festulolium, ensuring high efficiency of the use of this crop in various climatic and environmental conditions. Festulolium breeding has gained great importance in recent years as a means of combating climate change and increasing the efficiency of using perennial grasses to obtain high quality animal feed. The article presents material on the assessment of the initial material of festulolium in the steppe conditions of the Central Black Earth region. In recent years, 22 specimens have undergone a comprehensive assessment of festulolium in the collection and selection nurseries of the station. Of these, according to a complex of economically valuable traits, first of all - the productivity of green mass and seeds in arid conditions, 12 best were selected, which are further evaluated in order to create a new promising variety.

Vacuum polarization is not a precursor for permanent pair creation

The effect of an external charge distribution Q on the Dirac vacuum state has been widely studied. For a small magnitude of Q, it can induce a polarization characterized by the displacement of virtual electrons and positrons. If Q is further increased, the occurrence of real and permanent electron–positron pairs is predicted. These well-known findings might suggest that these two phenomena are just the weak- and strong-field limits of the same dynamical vacuum process. However, a direct comparison of these ‘limits’ for a charged capacitor configuration shows that this view is incorrect. The physical mechanisms that lead to the formation of the vacuum’s induced polarization charges are entirely different from those that trigger the permanent creation of electron–positron pairs. In fact, computational quantum field theory demonstrates that both phenomena can occur independent of each other; a vacuum decay without any significant polarization is possible and vice versa. This finding allows us also to decompose the total charge density at a given location into the respective contributions from the permanent and the polarization charges.

Foraging Activity of Woodpeckers on Various forms of Artificially Created Deadwood

Many woodpecker species rely on different forms of deadwood for nesting and foraging. However, the knowledge of the effect of enrichment of their habitat with different types on deadwood of this species group is lacking. Complex conservation-oriented management, including deadwood enrichment, was applied in a 20 ha even-aged oak-dominated woodland in Hungary. The foraging activities of woodpecker species were documented on selected treated trees over one, two and three years since these measures were implemented. The 109 individual oak trees examined represented five deadwood types: damaged-, girdled-, felled trees, and low- and tall stumps. We analysed the relationships between three variables (depth of foraging work, type of deadwood, and year) and foraging activity. Our results illustrated the prompt responses of woodpeckers to the treated trees. The woodpeckers used the five deadwood types in very different ways, and foraging activity was found to vary greatly in terms of depth of foraging and between years. More activity was carried out on both low- and tall stumps than on any other type one year after the treatment, whilst work on girdled trees and tall stumps predominated two and three years after the treatment. The utilisation of felled- and damaged trees by woodpeckers proceeded at a markedly slower pace than that of girdled trees and stumps, but the utilisation increased gradually. Most of the foraging activity was found to be on the outer bark, however, work on the inner bark and in the sapwood increased between the three years. The measures to conserve the woodpecker species should include the permanent creation and maintenance of various forms of deadwood to provide diverse and continuous foraging sites for woodpeckers.

Democracia como Antiutopia

O objetivo do artigo é estudar concepções da democracia como uma antiutopia. Pretendemosobservar o estatuto das relações estabelecidas entre cidadãos e o poder político para mostrar como estasversões rebaixam as expectativas quanto às promessas do bom governo ou das ficções políticas. Nãose trata aqui de fazer o recenseamento das democracias contemporâneas. Pretendemos destacar duasacepções para diferenciá-las das ficções políticas ideais e dos modelos utópicos. Na democracia, acondução do poder político e a ordenação do todo social é demarcada por interrupções e desajustesconstantes. Seja para negar a dominação desmedida do poder político sobre os cidadãos, seja paraafirmar a pertinência dos conflitos, democracias como antiutopias se afastam do ideal de uma sociedadereconciliada e estática. As mudanças, os impasses e a superação de desafios não demarcam avançosnecessários ou recuos definitivos. A sua trajetória histórica não descreve um percurso teleológico comvistas a atingir o bem superior. A passagem entre momentos históricos não ocorre como resultado deuma acumulação de resultados do passado que mira a transição para a redenção definitiva de mazelaspolíticas. Partimos da questão: em que sentido a democracia como forma de ordenamento social e deestrutura do poder político é um modelo antiutópico? Nossa hipótese é que as acepções mencionadasa seguir advogam em favor de um realismo filosófico político, apresentando a democracia comoexperiência política que demanda a constante indagação e reformulação acerca dos limites da liberdadedos cidadãos.

Thermal Poling of Optical Fibers: A Numerical History.

This review gives a perspective of the thermal poling technique throughout its chronological evolution, starting in the early 1990s when the first observation of the permanent creation of a second order non-linearity inside a bulk piece of glass was reported. We then discuss a number of significant developments in this field, focusing particular attention on working principles, numerical analysis and theoretical advances in thermal poling of optical fibers, and conclude with the most recent studies and publications by the authors. Our latest works show how in principle, optical fibers of any geometry (conventional step-index, solid core microstructured, etc) and of any length can be poled, thus creating an advanced technological platform for the realization of all-fiber quadratic non-linear photonics.

Three-stage laparoscopic surgery in a morbidly obese patient with Hinchey III diverticulitis: a case report

BackgroundPerforated diverticulitis with purulent peritonitis (Hinchey III diverticulitis) has traditionally been treated with a Hartmann’s procedure in order to avoid the considerable postoperative morbidity and mortality associated with one-stage resection and primary anastomosis. Although there have been reports regarding laparoscopic lavage as the initial treatment of perforated Hinchey III diverticulitis, a formal treatment strategy has not been established yet. We performed a three-stage surgery, including laparoscopic lavage and drainage with diverting ileostomy (first stage), laparoscopic sigmoidectomy (second stage), and ileostomy closure (third stage) in a morbidly obese patient with Hinchey III diverticulitis.Case presentationA 31-year-old man who presented with abdominal pain was diagnosed with perforated diverticulitis and sent to our hospital for evaluation. He had morbid obesity (body mass index (BMI) 50 kg/m2), acute renal failure, and uncontrolled diabetes. We performed an emergency operation including laparoscopic lavage and drainage with a diverting ileostomy for this case of Hinchey III diverticulitis. Fifteen months after the first-stage surgery, we performed laparoscopic sigmoidectomy as the second stage. Finally, 5 months later, we performed ileostomy closure. The patient recovered without significant complications.ConclusionThree-stage surgery including early laparoscopic lavage and proximal diversion for morbidly obese, comorbid patients with Hinchey III diverticulitis may be indicated in the acute phase to avoid perioperative complications and permanent colostomy creation.

Potrójna kreacja świata w ujęciu Michała Sędziwoja

The question of the beginning of the world, it’s first rule, genesis and structure followed humanity since the dawn of time, becoming a source for philosophy and science. Search for a rational answer to that question lead, throughout the ages, to a creation of many cosmogonic concepts which referenced various philosophical traditions. While they currently hold only historical value, in many cases they contained ideas, sometimes still very inarticulate, which revolutionized the science in later years. One of such concepts was proposed by Michael Sendivogius, a Renaissance polish alchemist. In his approach, creation of world is dynamic and multiphase. In his vision, the world is something, which is subject to evolution (though he does not use this term), inevitably changes, and thus undergoes a permanent creation. In this creation of the world, as Sendivogius describes it, one can distinguish three fundamental stages, responsible for which are three factors: God, Nature and man. The goal of this article is to present how, according to Sendivogius, the world is created, what tasks in this continuous process are carried out by God, Nature or the man, and in what relations they remain, in regards to themselves and the world they create.

Life as Art, or Art as Life: Robert Filliou and the Eternal Network

This essay focuses on the Portraits Not Made (1970) by Robert Filliou, a French artist of the postwar neo-avant-garde and a founding member of the international transdisciplinary art movement Fluxus. Interrogating originality and authorship, these ‘Intermedia’ works ‘depict’ artists: George Brecht, Dieter Rot, Dorothy Iannone, Irmeline Lebeer, Josef Beuys, Andy Warhol, John Cage, Arman, and Toi (you). Though virtually blank, they translate between binaries: visual/textual, material/immaterial, made/not made, artist/viewer. Inherently performative, Filliou’s portraits draw the viewer into a ‘poetic economy’ based on three systems: Permanent Creation, the Eternal Network, and the Principle of Equivalence (well made, badly made, not made). Drawing on economic theory shaped by Fluxian absurdity and a Zen-like understanding of reality as at once empty and full, Filliou’s works undermine hierarchies – artistic and political – that privilege individual genius and art as capital exchange. His works propose alternative systems of value by acknowledging the viewer as co-creator.

Genetic Modulation Therapy Through Stem Cell Transplantation for Human Immunodeficiency Virus 1 Infection

Highly active anti-retroviral treatment has changed the dimensions of the outcomes for patients suffering from human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). However, HIV infection is still an ailment which is spreading throughout the world extensively. Given the confinements of the present restorative methodologies and the non-availability of any strategic vaccination against HIV, there is a squeezing need to build a therapeutic treatment.Viral tropism for HIV includes CD4+ cells, macrophages, and microglial cells, and it is through binding with co-receptors C-C chemokine receptor type 5 (CCR5) and C-X-C chemokine receptor type 4 (CXCR4). While these cell types are present in all individuals, there are rare cases that stayed uninfected even after getting exposed to an overwhelming load of HIV. Research revealed a homozygous 32-base pair deletion (Δ32/Δ32) in CCR5. After careful consideration, a hypothesis was proposed a few years back that a cure for HIV disease is possible, through hematopoietic stem cells transplantation from a donor homozygous for the CCR5-Δ32 deletion.Hematopoietic stem cell (HSC) based quality treatment may serve as a promising tool as these perpetual, self-renewing progenitor cells could be modified to oppose HIV infection. If done properly, the changed HSCs would offer the permanent creation of genetically modified cells that are resistant to HIV infection and/or have improved hostility to viral action which will eventually clear the contaminated cells.The purpose of this review is to concentrate on two facets of HSC genetic treatment for potentially life-threatening HIV infection: building HIV-resistant cells and designing cells that can target HIV disease. These two strategic approaches can be the frontline of a quality treatment plan against HIV infection and, as an individual treatment or a combination thereof, has been proposed to possibly destroy HIV altogether.

Two-potential approach to pair creation from the vacuum

By applying a Foldy-Wouthuysen-like transformation and a low-momentum approximation to the usual quantum field theoretical Dirac Hamiltonian in one spatial dimension, we introduce a Hamiltonian for which the kinetic portion and the original potential are diagonal in the corresponding spinor space and a second potential occurs that is off diagonal. This two-potential Hamiltonian is applied to study the electron-positron pair creation process from the vacuum. Here the diagonal potential provides only the energy degeneracy of the lower and upper manifold of continuum states, which is one requirement for the permanent creation of particles. The off-diagonal potential actually triggers the creation process by providing the necessary coupling between the degenerate states. It also provides a concrete example of a model system for pair creation where the creation rate is perturbative in the coupling strength.

Training in Laparoscopic Surgery in Latin America

Introduction: The training of Residents and Surgeons in Laparoscopic Surgery in Latin America is performed in the OR (Operating Room) on the patient, which predisposes to the risk of many complications, both during learning as during the daily performance of this intervention. Objective: To evaluate the efficiency of the basic training program in Laparoscopic surgery in the development of cognitive and motor dexterities and skills. Methodology: CEPCEA (Center for Studies on Prevention and Correction of Abdominal Diseases) has developed a 5-day teaching system, based on the PBL (Problem-Based Learning) development of tests in manual skills on inanimate objects, biological and human tissue and permanent creation of easy to repeat tips, we combine the best of each continent: the American FLS (Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery) Training, the Europeanoriginated Endotrainer and the Japanese KAIZEN. We took a pre-test and a practical post-test to the total cohort of trained surgeons during the period January-December 2016, tests which were based on time and on 20 theoretical questions with a value of 1 point per each correct answer. We used the SPSS v.21 as statistical software. Results: The population tested consisted of 55 trainees from different Latin-American countries who attended in groups of 4 to 6 participants of general surgery (32), gynecology (11), urology (3), surgery oncology (3), pediatric surgery (1), and others (5) who, on admission, had a mean of peg transfer time of 189.6 seconds, which at the end of their practical training of 4 days was of 68.4 seconds; while the results of the pretest and theoretical posttest showed a media of 5.8 And 14.9 points respectively. Conclusions: The CEPCEA teaching system is an efficient and necessary method for the development of manual and theoretical skills and dexterities in laparoscopic surgery in the various surgical specialties.

„Natura jest tylko jedna, przez którą Bóg wszystko stworzył…” Alchemiczno-filozoficzna koncepcja Natury Michała Sędziwoja

Nature was the central idea on which Michael Sendivogius based his alchemico-philosophical system. Therefore, the aim of this article is to show what the Polish alchemist understood as Nature and what was its function in the world according to him. Sendivogius believed that the material world originated from the will of the good God. However, the act of divine creation was reduced to the moment of its coming into being through the creation of the matter (ex nihilo) and general organization of its universum. Nature, on the other hand, is responsible for the present form of the material world. For Sendivogius, Nature is an element with which the world has been enriched by the will of God, and which is responsible for its permanent creation. According to our alchemist, the world is constantly being created and transformed, and Nature is its creative principle. This article explains how Nature creates this world and particular beings existing in it. Furthermore, it discusses the problem of the nature of Nature itself. Sendivogius considered Nature to be not only a creative principle but also a kind of law determining interactions of beings which ensured their unity and harmony. Nature is not everlasting but created in the same way as the world. Therefore, the article presents also what the Alchemist thought about the Nature’s relation to its Creator, that is to God.

Radiation-sustained nanocluster metastability in oxide dispersion strengthened materials

ODS materials constitute a new promising class of structural materials for advanced fission and fusion energy application. These Fe–Cr based ferritic steels contain ultra-high density of dispersion-strengthening nanoclusters conferring excellent mechanical properties to the alloy. Hence, guarantee the nanocluster stability under irradiation remain a critical issue. Nanoclusters are non-equilibrium multicomponent compounds (YTiCrO) forming through a complex nucleation pathway during the elaboration process. In this paper, it is proposed to observe the response of these nanoclusters when the system is placed far from equilibrium by means of ion beam. The results indicate that the Y, Ti, O and Cr atoms self-organized so that nanoclusters coarsened but maintain their non-equilibrium chemical composition. It is discussed that the radiation-sustained nanocluster metastability emerges from cooperative effects: radiation-induced Ostwald ripening, permanent creation of vacancies in the clusters, and fast Cr diffusion mediated by interstitials.

Reducing Severance Costs or Subsidizing Permanent Job Creation: Which Policy Is More Effective to Reduce Duality?

Abstract This paper introduces endogenous on-the-job training in the job creation and destruction model of the search and matching type by García-Pérez and Osuna (Dual labour markets and the tenure distribution: Reducing severance pay or introducing a single contract, 2014). The objective is to compare the effects of subsidizing permanent job creation with that of reducing the severance cost gap between permanent contracts (PCs) and temporary contracts (TCs) as a strategy to reduce labour market duality between PCs and TCs. The 2006 and 2012 Spanish labour market reforms are used as a benchmark. The results point to fact that subsidizing permanent job creation may not be the best option from a fiscal point of view to reduce labour market segmentation between PCs and TCs. In particular, the results of introducing the subsidized “entrepreneurs’ permanent contract” (EPC) in the 2012 labour market reform may have involved substantial deadweight effects. In fact, the reduction of the severance cost gap to a number close to 15 days of wages per year of service (p.y.o.s.) may generate the same effects, provided dismissals for objective reasons are effectively made easier to justify and firms make use of that option instead of agreeing to an indemnity closer to the amount paid for unfair dismissals. Finally, the model also shows the relevance of designing appropriate penalties for those firms that do not comply with the obligations that subsidies involve.

Tu1271 An Inflammatory Bowel Disease Patient's Worst Fears: A Prospective Evaluation of Quality of Life Following Permanent Ileostomy Creation

sensations and is heightened in panic disorders. Private body consciousness is attendance to internal bodily states and is associated with greater frequency and intensity of chronic pain. Dissociation is neglect of body states and affects managing chronic diseases. Body awareness is healthy attention placed on the body and processes, and is improved in mindfulness based psychotherapy. Aims: The study aimed to identify, in CD patients, constructs meaningful in psychotherapy, hypothesizing that emotion processing distress and body connection issues would be present in severe disease. Methods: A prospective crosssectional study was conducted at St. Paul's Hospital, Vancouver, BC, Canada. Fifty outpatients participated; 36% were in remission, 30% had mild activity, and 34% had moderate-to severe activity. Participants completed validated surveys, including: the Emotional Processing Scale, Scale of Body Connection, Private Body Consciousness Scale, and Body Vigilance Scale. Scores were compared to control standards derived from the general population. The Harvey Bradshaw Index was used to assess CD severity. Results: Moderate-to severe disease patients emotion processing distress was significantly greater than healthy controls and remission (p<0.001, p<0.001; Figure 1). CD activity was significantly correlated to emotion processing distress (r=0.458, p=0.001). In remission Irritable Bowel Syndrome-like symptoms were associated with significantly greater emotional suppression (p<0.05). Moderate-to severe patients body vigilance was significantly greater than healthy controls and remission (p<0.001, p=0.0069; Table 1). Moderate-to severe patients private body consciousness was significantly greater than healthy controls and chronic pain controls (p=0.01, p<0.0001). Body awareness was significantly reduced in moderate-to severe disease than healthy controls (p<0.0001). Body dissociation was significantly correlated to emotion processing distress (r=0.69, p<0.001). Conclusions: This study, using validated psychological surveys indicates emotion processing distress and body awareness issues in moderate-to severe Crohn's, where theoretically, psychological treatments would be most helpful. Table 1. Body Vigilance AVG of Crohn's Disease Subgroups Versus Controls