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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Deviant behavior of teenagers✘Elective mutism in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —32%(0)
Measurements at the reception —31%(0)
Other hormones —31%(1)
Ophthalmologist's examination —29%(0)
Neurologist's examination —27%(0)
General inspection —25%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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deviant behavior of adolescents 94% —
not clear speech — 89%
self-injurious behavior 91% —
speech absence — 70%
suicide 84% —
indecision — 69%
computer addiction 84% —
children's speech — 64%
up mania 82% —
social phobia — 63%
rapid speech 73% —
speech slurred — 62%
lack of will 72% —
taking care of children — 62%
comes in spite 69% —
overprotection — 61%
suicidal thoughts 67% —
logophobia — 57%
neurasthenia 65% —
desire for solitude — 57%
asleep makes in its own way 62% —
taciturnity — 56%
guilt 62% —
alalia — 54%
low self-esteem 56% —
mental shock — 52%
constant weakness 51% —
delayed speech development — 51%
exhaustion after illness 49% —
aggressive child — 51%
delinquent behavior 48% —
fear of talking — 50%
feeling of bruising 46% —
early childhood autism — 50%
quickly gets tired 69% 26%
consequences of psychotrauma — 50%
steals 41% —
discharge phobias 21% 71%
fear of violence 38% —
makes plans — 48%
alcoholism in the family 38% —
elective mutism in children — 46%
it is important to have your own opinion 38% —
anxiety depressive disorder — 46%
teenage alcoholism 38% —
thinking disorders — 46%
sexual sadism 38% —
selectivity in food — 46%
desire for independence 38% —
caring for the family — 45%
neurosis 68% 28%
fears of anxiety — 45%
household 38% —
head protests — 45%
conflict in the family 36% —
stress — 44%
desire for independence 36% —
schizophrenia in children — 44%
fatigue from study 36% —
fear of eating — 44%
talented 36% —
lags behind in the development — 44%
victim syndrome 36% —
organic anxiety disorder — 43%
teenage drug addiction 36% —
hysteria — 43%
alcoholism 36% —
anxiety inside — 43%
enthusiastic 34% —
fear of illness — 42%
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy 34% —
hallucinations — 42%
a difficult teenager 34% —
shock states of various genesis — 42%
schizoid psychopathy 33% —
fear of injury — 42%
alcoholism and drug addiction 33% —
suppressed anger — 42%
alcohol dependence 33% —
fear of adults — 42%
hypomania 33% —
instilled — 41%
lowered 32% —
aggression on yourself — 41%
aversion to worry 32% —
effects of shock — 41%
impulsiveness 31% —
self-confident — 40%
dependence on parents 30% —
nervous the child — 37%
specific phobias 29% —
fear of being alone — 37%
desire for loneliness 29% —
intracerebral hematoma — 36%
variable symptoms 28% —
autism — 36%
addiction 28% —
restless child — 35%
opinion of others is important 28% —
restless and anxious — 35%
stage of recovery 28% —
schizophrenia — 34%
abandonment of school 28% —
anxiety disorders in children — 34%
recovery period 28% —
disease from experiences — 34%
headache wandering 27% —
illness from distress — 34%
sloppy 27% —
aphasia — 33%
He doesn't like doctors 27% —
traumatic shock — 33%
changeable mood 27% —
slow onset of the disease — 33%
inadequate behavior 26% —
inhibition — 32%
destructive 26% —
dysarthria — 32%
stims 26% —
severe stress — 32%
hysterical 26% —
neuroinfections — 32%
deceives 25% —
acute shock — 31%
high thin 25% —
delay of mental development — 30%
cruelty 25% —
head tumor — 30%
eats inedible 25% —
forgetfulness — 29%
psychopathy 25% —
anxiety 31% 60%
depression apathy 25% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 29%
masturbation 25% —
nervousness — 29%
need a nap 25% —
impressionability — 29%
monthly painful 24% —
open person — 29%
fatigue from children 24% —
illness from stress — 29%
studies poorly 24% —
hematoma — 29%
headache with high fever 24% —
acute injury — 29%
headache hypertension 24% —
brain tumor — 28%
wandering pains 24% —
needs attention — 28%
appetite is poor 23% —
spicy food — 27%
does not like touching the head 23% —
worse food — 27%
bipolar disorder 23% —
worse during meals — 27%
drowsiness during the day insomnia at night 23% —
helps others — 25%
up strong 23% —
onset of illness — 23%
consequences of infection 22% —
oncology — 22%
outbursts of anger 22% —
decreased concentration of attention 18% 39%
flash screams in anger 22% —
neurological disorders 16% 35%
insensitivity to pain 22% —
childhood diseases 15% 33%
short sleep 22% —
emotional 37% 55%
sleeps during the day 22% —
trauma 15% 32%
absent-mindedness 22% —
history of surgery 14% 30%
headache with fever 22% —
misunderstanding 30% 45%
prolonged headaches 22% —
patient's condition 32% 44%
the patient complains of a headache 22% —
stereotypia 20% 31%
does not like touching 21% —
aggressive 36% 47%
dependence on food 21% —
obsessive movements 23% 34%
longing 21% —
independent 20% 30%
feeling of heat in the head 21% —
head injury 19% 29%
pain in the vessels of the head 21% —
psychosomatics 19% 29%
loses thought 21% —
traumatic brain injury 20% 30%
depression anxiety 21% —
affective disorders 21% 31%
mixed anxious 21% —
destructive behavior 18% 27%
confusion of thoughts 21% —
periods of exacerbation 18% 27%
menstruation disorder 21% —
family man 18% 27%

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