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Moon7296 Posted 12 years ago
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"Medical students' disease" refers to the phenomenon in which medical students notice something innocuous about their health and then attach to it exaggerated significance.
Q) I was wondering where "exaggerated significance" belongs to. I don't understand this sentence's structure. Does it giver additional information to "it?" Is it like this? (... attach to it which is exaggerated significance.)
Q) I was wondering where "exaggerated significance" belongs to. I don't understand this sentence's structure. Does it giver additional information to "it?" Is it like this? (... attach to it which is exaggerated significance.)
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moon7296 I was wondering where "exaggerated significance" belongs to. and then attach to it exaggerated significance = and then attach exaggerated significance to it = and then attach exaggerated significance to what they notice = and then attach exaggerated significance to the innocuous condition that they notice innocuous ~ harmless exaggerated significance ~ greater importance than is normal or necessary attach exaggerated significance ~ give more importance ~ believe that something is more important than it really is Does that help? CJ
- moon7296 I was wondering where "exaggerated significance" belongs to.
- and then attach to it exaggerated significance = and then attach exaggerated significance to it = and then attach exaggerated significance to what they notice = and then attach exaggerated significance to the innocuous condition that they notice innocuous ~ harmless exaggerated significance ~ greater importance than is normal or necessary attach exaggerated significance ~ give more importance ~ believe that something is more important than it really is Does that help?
- CJ
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moon7296I was wondering where "exaggerated significance" belongs to.and then attach to it exaggerated significance
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and then attach exaggerated significance to it
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and then attach exaggerated significance to what they notice
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and then attach exaggerated significance to the innocuous condition that they notice
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Wow.. that's a super nice answer that scratches my back!! My guess went totally wrong! Thank you a lot for your elaborated answer!
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