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psychopathy 82%
self-confident 91%
neurosis 69%
arrogance 15%
nervous excitability 63%
cunning 10%
overexcitation of the psyche 59%
aversion to criticism 9%
hysterical psychopathy 40%
narcissism syndrome 9%
hysteria 30%
grief 8%
excitable psychopathy 19%
selfish 7% 13%
nervousness 18%
greed 6%
bitterness 13%
envy 6%
outbursts of anger 12%
indifference to oneself 4%
violent 12%
confident 4%
flash screams in anger 12%
self-rejection 4%
tendency to outbursts of rage 11%
can't defend himself 4%
a state of humiliation 11%
depreciation 4%
distrust and suspicion 11%
empty 4%
the psyche is short-tempered and easily excitable 10%
dependent personality disorder 4%
does not tolerate quarrels 10%
exaggerates 4%
alcohol depression 10%
neglect 4%
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy 9%
self-sufficient 4%
anxiety 13% 2%
avoids people 3%
very hot-tempered 9%
tired of people 3%
adaptation disorders 9%
little joy 3%
anxiety before the event 9%
sympathetic 3%
paraphilia 9%
childhood diseases 3%
rude behavior 8%
does not like people 3%
alcoholism 8%
lot of fears 3%
pathological affect 8%
strong resentment 3%
is influenced 8%
disease from reproaches 3%
plastic 8%
swings 3%
alcohol dependence 8%
diseases caused by shame 3%
addiction 8%
women passion 3%
psychogenic depression 8%
contempt 3%
gambling 8%
apathy strong 3%
emotional tension 8%
a calm patient 3%
confusion of consciousness 7%
perfectionism 3%
alcoholism and drug addiction 7%
needs recognition 3%
stress 7%
self-blame 3%
consequences of alcoholism 7%
in the genus mental illness 2%
distrustful 7%
caution 2%
mood disorder 7%
early development 2%
moody child 7%
illnesses from disappointment 2%
the psyche is rough 7%
feeling of danger 2%
loves himself 7%
agnosia 2%
madness 7%
needs attention 2%
delirium 7%
apathy 2%
volitional disorders 7%
is not deformed 2%
stress neurosis 7%
discharge phobias 2%
depression 7%
problems with studying 2%
conflict in the family 7%
refuses treatment 2%
consequences of acute respiratory 6%
history of surgery 1%
adynamia 6%
feels unhappy 1%
trauma 6%
feeling of superiority 1%
severe exhaustion 6%
very sympathetic 1%
longing 6%
disappointment in people 1%
complications of childbirth 6%
demanding 8% 8%
depressed mood 6%
takes antidepressants 6%
indecision 6%
high intelligence 6%
loss of work 6%
mixed anxious 6%
sociable 6%
severe stress 6%
a serious man 6%
1 pregnancy 6%
mental shock 6%
prolonged depression 6%
mental tension 6%
depression is strong 6%
intense longing 6%
emotional burnout 6%
up strong 6%
euphoria 6%
illusions 6%
stubborn stubborn 6%
emotional exhaustion 6%
impulsiveness 6%
the effects of anxiety 6%
nervous exhaustion 6%
mental exhaustion 6%
increased 9% 1%
acute injury 5%
suspicion 5%
exhaustion after illness 5%
criticality 5%
tingling 5%
subacute condition 5%
periods of exacerbation 5%
overwork 5%
patient's condition 9% 2%
dependence on the doctor 5%
helps others 5%
effects of shock 5%
periodic illness 4%
consequences of taking medications 4%
emotional 8% 2%
family man 9% 3%
personality feeling 9% 4%
destructive behavior 7% 2%
aggressive 11% 7%

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