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Results: Differences General	✘Dissociative stupor	✘Affective shock reactions
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Distinctive symptoms
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hysteria	81%	33%
reactive psychosis	—	82%
pent-up anger	37%	—
delirium	—	48%
catalepsy	34%	—
madness	—	47%
stupor	79%	48%
confusion of consciousness	—	47%
despair	27%	—
strong fright	—	45%
outbursts of anger	26%	—
hyperkinesis	—	45%
cannot relax	26%	—
affective disorders	—	43%
nervousness	20%	—
mood disorder	—	41%
crying with grief	18%	—
memory loss	—	41%
thoughtfulness	15%	—
bipolar disorder	—	39%
does not answer questions	14%	—
incontinence of feces	—	39%
lifeguard	14%	—
criticality	—	38%
the answers are monosyllabic	13%	—
alternating high and low moods	—	36%
internal conflict	13%	—
up mania	—	36%
internal tension	12%	—
increased profuse sweating	—	35%
feeling of helplessness	12%	—
severe sweating	—	35%
strongest weakness	11%	—
time disorientation	—	34%
prostration	11%	—
mental shock	19%	53%
serious child	10%	—
agnosia	—	34%
neurasthenia	10%	—
agitation	—	34%
fatigue from work	10%	—
rushing around	—	34%
strong character	9%	—
longing	—	34%
indifference	9%	—
hallucinations	—	33%
tearfulness	9%	—
emotional	10%	43%
indecision	9%	—
lost in familiar places	—	33%
speech absence	9%	—
anhedonia	—	33%
tremor	8%	—
changeable mood	—	32%
neurosis	8%	—
fright	—	32%
does not tolerate pain	8%	—
organic mood disorder	—	32%
calculating	8%	—
reddening of the skin	—	32%
weakness after illness	7%	—
loud voice	—	31%
neurological disorders	7%	—
increased	6%	37%
helps others	7%	—
can not recover	—	30%
patient is motionless	7%	—
reactive paranoid	—	30%
illness from stress	29%	23%
pale face	—	30%
sweating is increased	—	30%
thoughts at night	—	30%
desire for change	—	29%
affective psychosis	—	29%
head skin sweating	—	29%
consequences of psychotrauma	10%	39%
consequences of injuries	—	28%
subacute condition	—	28%
tonic convulsions	—	28%
sweating with palpitations	—	28%
severe stress	16%	44%
mental exhaustion	—	27%
worse from cold	—	27%
euphoria	—	27%
sweats often	—	27%
whistling breathing	—	27%
emotional burnout	—	27%
schizophrenia	—	26%
depression is strong	—	26%
emotional exhaustion	—	26%
inhibition	—	25%
depressed mood	—	25%
high intelligence	—	25%
rapid breathing	—	24%
patient's condition	14%	38%
shock states of various genesis	8%	32%
effects of shock	8%	32%
cold skin	—	24%
emotional tension	—	24%
confusion of thoughts	—	24%
loses thought	—	24%
death of a loved	—	24%
everything is bad	—	23%
pale skin	—	23%
increased motor activity	—	23%
motor activity	—	23%
acute injury	—	23%
constant weakness	8%	31%
trauma	9%	31%
impressionability	—	22%
paralysis	—	22%
state of exacerbation	—	22%
2 children	—	22%
chronic condition	—	21%
quickly gets tired	7%	28%
feeling of bruising	7%	28%
consequences of physical stress	12%	33%
destructive behavior	—	21%
disorders of consciousness	—	21%
paranoia	—	21%
convulsions	—	20%
loss of a loved one a person	9%	26%
sobbing	—	16%
mental tension	9%	25%
no strength	8%	23%
general tension	8%	23%
severe exhaustion	9%	24%
overwork	7%	21%
zpr fatigue from the disease	7%	21%
tachycardia	7%	20%
palpitations	7%	20%
lowered	6%	17%

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