cascade-variant
Inhabitation Flood Appearance Fusion
Definition
Body dysmorphic presentations can involve a perceived flaw, repeated checking, shame, and avoidance of being seen. They fit Inhabitation Flood only when bodily detail or sensation is also experienced above range and the flaw is excessively held across self-evaluation or relationship. Diagnosis and mirror-checking alone may instead center attention, thought, or avoidance, so each use needs direct evidence of both B+ and P+.
Glossary source /cascades/Inhabitation Flood/variants/@label=inhabitation-flood-appearance-fusion/reason
Orthography
- case
- capitalized-always
- evidence
- ordinary
Usage
- do not use for
- The parent cascade, a reusable global diagnosis, or a variant attached to a different cascade.
- register
{ "docs": "allowed", "marketing": "allowed", "product": "required", "public": "required" }- use when
- Naming a reviewed presentation that is a child of exactly one parent cascade.