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The
is from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada. Researchers interviewed 21 people belonging to a misokinesia
group. After talking to the group's members, the
concluded that misokinesia can be so
as to be "life limiting". Sufferers can experience
feelings of rage, torture and disgust. One patient confessed: "If I see someone tapping their
on a desk, my immediate
is to chop their fingers off with a knife." Dr Jane Gregory, a
psychologist, told the BBC that "violent images might pop into the
" of misokinesia sufferers. She said people are triggered by the
of things, without knowing why.
