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IED
(redirected from intermittent explosive disorder)

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IEDImprovised Explosive Device
IEDInversión Extranjera Directa (Spanish)
IEDInternational Educational Development
IEDIntermittent Explosive Disorder (psychology)
IEDInstitution of Engineering Designers (UK)
IEDInstitute for Educational Development
IEDIntelligent Electronic Device
IEDIndo-European Etymological Dictionary
IEDInnovative Electronic Designs, Inc
IEDIndependent Exploratory Development
IEDImitative Electronic Deception
IEDIndianapolis Economic Development
IEDIntegrated Electric Drive
IEDInternational Executive Director
IEDInformation Element Data
IEDImplanted Electronic Device
IEDInstitution of Electrical Designers
IEDIndividuals with Educational Disabilities
IEDInteractive Electronics Design, LLC (Fairview, NC)
IEDInline Enrichment Device (Harley Davidson Motorcycles to richen the air/fuel mixture)
IEDInstitute for Economic Democracy (Santa Maria, CA)


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According to a recent psychiatric study, people who do such things aren't responsible for their actions; they're suffering from a mental disorder called Intermittent Explosive Disorder.
`DISORDERS' ERODE RESPONSIBILITY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
In any given year, intermittent explosive disorder affects between 2.
All the rage: survey extends reach of explosive-anger disorder by Bower, B. / Science News
Intermittent explosive disorder, or IED, apparently affects as many as 15 million Americans and is marked by episodes of unwarranted behavior.
EDITORIAL ROAD RAGE DISEASE OR IS IT JUST A BAD CASE OF RUDENESS? by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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