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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Pseudodementia✘Excitable psychopathy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 9%(0)—
CT of the organ 9%(0)—
Patient and visits —5%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 97%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
diseases from humiliation 88% —
psychopathy 26% 82%
stupor 79% —
nervous excitability 12% 63%
despair 79% —
overexcitation of the psyche 16% 59%
hysteria 100% 30%
neurosis 32% 69%
consequences of fright 66% —
hysterical psychopathy 18% 40%
worse when shouting 52% —
excitable psychopathy — 19%
worse from the slightest noise 51% —
bitterness — 13%
fright 49% —
outbursts of anger — 12%
opinion of others is important 48% —
flash screams in anger — 12%
low self-esteem 44% —
violent — 12%
suspiciousness 44% —
distrust and suspicion — 11%
illness from stress 44% —
tendency to outbursts of rage — 11%
schizophrenia 42% —
a state of humiliation — 11%
impressionability 40% —
alcohol depression — 10%
depression 49% 7%
the psyche is short-tempered and easily excitable — 10%
stress 48% 7%
does not tolerate quarrels — 10%
increased sensitivity 37% —
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy — 9%
suspicion 43% 5%
anxiety before the event — 9%
puerilism 36% —
paraphilia — 9%
decreased concentration of attention 35% —
very hot-tempered — 9%
pseudodementia 32% —
increased — 9%
hyperactive 30% —
adaptation disorders — 9%
aggressive 43% 11%
personality feeling — 9%
emotional 39% 8%
rude behavior — 8%
nervous exhaustion 36% 6%
plastic — 8%
agitation 28% —
demanding — 8%
dementia 28% —
gambling — 8%
pretending to be sick 23% —
alcoholism — 8%
slow thinking 21% —
pathological affect — 8%
business anxiety 21% —
is influenced — 8%
time to do anything says slowly 21% —
emotional tension — 8%
does not answer questions 20% —
alcohol dependence — 8%
schizoid psychopathy 20% —
alcoholism and drug addiction — 7%
fear of talking 20% —
stress neurosis — 7%
without dynamics 19% —
selfish — 7%
mental shock 27% 6%
volitional disorders — 7%
look absent 18% —
delirium — 7%
drowsy intoxication 18% —
consequences of alcoholism — 7%
neurogenic shock 18% —
loves himself — 7%
fears of anxiety 18% —
confusion of consciousness — 7%
the feeling of madness 18% —
moody child — 7%
organic brain damage 18% —
distrustful — 7%
are easily frightened 18% —
conflict in the family — 7%
thinking disorders 18% —
complications of childbirth — 6%
anxious thoughts 17% —
loss of work — 6%
causeless anxiety 17% —
mental tension — 6%
Fear for no reason 17% —
sociable — 6%
fear of illness 17% —
longing — 6%
lying in bed 16% —
indecision — 6%
anxiety with agitation 16% —
severe exhaustion — 6%
forgets words 16% —
the effects of anxiety — 6%
rapid speech 16% —
takes antidepressants — 6%
speech slurred 16% —
high intelligence — 6%
echolalia 16% —
consequences of acute respiratory — 6%
grimaces 16% —
depression is strong — 6%
nervousness 36% 18%
emotional exhaustion — 6%
confusion 15% —
impulsiveness — 6%
delusion 15% —
adynamia — 6%
he's defending himself 14% —
emotional burnout — 6%
consequences of head injury 14% —
stubborn stubborn — 6%
unexplained fear 14% —
1 pregnancy — 6%
the effects of taking antidepressants 14% —
a serious man — 6%
traumatic shock 13% —
prolonged depression — 6%
says the same 13% —
up strong — 6%
refusal to drink 13% —
mixed anxious — 6%
fidgety 13% —
illusions — 6%
aphasia 13% —
mental exhaustion — 6%
discharge phobias 13% —
intense longing — 6%
head injury 12% —
periods of exacerbation — 5%
refuses to help 12% —
quickly gets tired — 5%
traumatic brain injury 12% —
no strength — 5%
thoughts about the disease 12% —
dependence on the doctor — 5%
constantly moving 11% —
overwork — 5%
paranoia 11% —
acute injury — 5%
worse from movement 11% —
exhaustion after illness — 5%
worse during meals 11% —
criticality — 5%
gradual deterioration of the condition 11% —
psychologist — 5%
spicy food 11% —
tingling — 5%
worse food 11% —
exhaustion — 5%
forgetfulness 11% —
trauma 2% 6%
cognitive disorders 11% —
recovery period 10% —
attacks of pain 10% —
stage of recovery 10% —
consequences of injuries 10% —
drug disease 9% —
mood disorder 18% 7%
patient's condition 20% 9%
onset of illness 9% —
history of surgery 8% —
psychogenic depression 17% 8%
anxiety 21% 13%
madness 15% 7%
the psyche is rough 15% 7%
euphoria 14% 6%
consequences of taking medications 12% 4%
lowered 12% 4%
severe stress 13% 6%
psychological suppression 13% 6%
depressed mood 13% 6%
effects of shock 12% 5%
periodic illness 9% 4%
helps others 10% 5%
subacute condition 10% 5%
addiction 12% 8%
destructive behavior 11% 7%

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