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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Carlson syndrome in childrenDissociative disorders of movements and sensations
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Distinctive symptoms
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overprotection 81%
pseudodementia 87%
children's fears 80%
illness from stress 70%
likes to have fun 62%
hypnosis 62%
emotional 60%
teenage crisis 56%
the need to cuddle 59%
deafblindness 56%
very sociable 59%
loss of father 52%
fear of being alone 58%
violations of the motor act 52%
parental control 56%
internal conflict 50%
fear of illness 56%
head protests 50%
desire for independence 56%
body tremor 48%
guilt 54%
weakness is worse from movement 47%
personality feeling 53%
neurological disorders 46%
nose good 53%
tremor when moving 46%
likes to cook 53%
the desire to inflict pain 46%
feeling of insecurity 52%
paretic gait 44%
leprosy 51%
loss of skin sensitivity 44%
sociable child 51%
instilled 44%
emotional child 50%
tremor in the legs 42%
childhood diseases 50%
tremor of the limb 41%
taking care of children 50%
desire to move 40%
the desire to be busy 48%
paralysis of the limbs 39%
desire for loneliness 48%
problems with the father 39%
sociable 48%
paralysis of the lower extremities 39%
plays toys 48%
leg weakness walking 38%
fear cannot make a decision 48%
can't walk 38%
the need for privacy 47%
sudden onset 37%
pent-up anger 47%
paresis of legs 37%
very correct 46%
loss of a loved one a person 36%
hallucinations 46%
weakness in the leg muscles 36%
abandonment of school 46%
insensitivity to pain 35%
anxiety inside 46%
menopause 34%
mind 45%
takes antidepressants 34%
affectionate child 45%
depression anxiety 34%
closes 44%
needs support 34%
swearing 44%
weakness in the extremities 34%
fear of violence 44%
mixed anxious 34%
studies well 43%
deafness 34%
not enough communication 43%
hysteria 33%
cheerful 43%
mental shock 33%
mysticism 43%
weakness in the legs 33%
loves family 41%
tremor 32%
does not like people 41%
effects of puberty 32%
religiosity 41%
blindness 31%
fatigue from life 41%
hearing impaired 31%
conflict in the family 41%
worse when moving 30%
loves himself 39%
paralysis 30%
tired of people 39%
paresis 30%
he's defending himself 38%
pain in the legs 29%
consequences of fear 37%
skin sensations 28%
schizophrenia 36%
muscle weakness 28%
illness from distress 36%
weakness after illness 27%
disease from experiences 36%
impaired lung function 26%
feeling lonely 36%
consequences of infection 25%
low self-esteem 35%
trauma 25%
fears of anxiety 34%
drug disease 25%
indecision 34%
skin problems 24%
feeling of uselessness 34%
consequences of taking medications 24%
emotional tension 33%
confusion of consciousness 29% 29%
childish behavior 33%
madness 29% 29%
foolishness 33%
delirium 30% 30%
refuses to help 33%
avoids people 48% 48%
perception 32%
infantile 32%
large child 32%
problems with studying 31%
no children 31%
refuses treatment 30%
criticality 30%
unspecified mental disorders 28%
helps others 48% 28%
psychologist 41% 29%
mood disorder 40% 28%
anxiety 41% 29%
patient's condition 33% 24%

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