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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General AutoaggressionDissociative amnesia
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Distinctive symptoms
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suicide 75%
memory loss 89%
suicidal thoughts 70%
pseudodementia 89%
bites itself 67%
memory impairment 72%
aggressive child 64%
forgetfulness 69%
aggressive 60%
rich imagination 68%
bites 58%
complete memory loss 68%
nose good 53%
immoral 61%
beats itself 50%
confusion 57%
hysterical 46%
trauma 55%
swearing 44%
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy 55%
stubbornness 43%
dissociative amnesia 50%
neurosis 42%
self-delusion 49%
infantile 40%
memory lapses 43%
hysterical child 39%
effects of trauma and shock 42%
foolishness 37%
post-traumatic shock 42%
consequences of psychotrauma 36%
conflict in the family 41%
nervous excitability 31%
a calm patient 41%
autoaggression 30%
patient's condition 11% 52%
delayed speech development 30%
mental shock 33% 73%
lags behind in the development 29%
slow thinking 40%
self-torture 27%
consequences of injuries 38%
children's speech 27%
traumatic shock 36%
outcast 22%
take it, take it 35%
strikes 22%
in the genus mental illness 35%
internal tension 21%
anxiety depressive disorder 35%
angry 20%
emotional child 35%
desire to relax 18%
affective disorders 34%
loves himself 18%
intensive physical load 32%
cut wound 18%
a new patient 31%
desire for entertainment 18%
mood disorder 9% 39%
victim syndrome 18%
consumes alcohol 30%
cannot relax 17%
suspicion 29%
the need to cuddle 17%
serious condition 29%
alcoholism and drug addiction 17%
paranoia 29%
constant feeling of guilt 17%
family man 29%
professional neuroses 16%
spicy food 29%
desire to rest 16%
worse food 28%
complete lack of appetite 16%
worse during meals 28%
feelings of shame and guilt 16%
attacks of pain 27%
the desire to be busy 15%
helps others 27%
alcoholism 15%
fighting 13% 40%
diseases from humiliation 15%
history of surgery 13% 39%
alcoholism 3 st 15%
there are no complaints 25%
open person 14%
emotional 29% 53%
aggression on yourself 14%
diseases from sexual violence 22%
feeling of helplessness 14%
unworthy 22%
parents divorce 14%
consequences of rape 22%
violence in childhood 14%
anxiety 9% 29%
moral 13%
needs attention 10% 30%
bulimia 13%
destructive behavior 9% 29%
psyche suicidal thoughts 13%
unspecified mental disorders 9% 28%
religiosity 13%
increased 13% 32%
artistic 13%
addiction 14% 32%
consequences of alcoholism 13%
alcohol dependence 14% 31%
obsessive movements 12%
consequences of taking medications 8% 24%
effects of drugs 12%
psychologist 13% 28%
illusions 12%
effects of shock 29% 31%
need for alcohol 12%
shock states of various genesis 30% 32%
enthusiastic 12%
dependence on food 11%
mixed anxious 11%
increased appetite 11%
sociable 11%
depression anxiety 11%
loss of a loved one a person 11%
obsessive thoughts 11%
severe stress 11%
depression is strong 11%
childish behavior 10%
illness from stress 10%
criticality 10%
likes to be examined 10%
unbearable pain 10%
hysteria 10%
madness 9%
delirium 9%
confusion of consciousness 9%
childhood diseases 36% 25%
guilt 44% 38%

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