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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Dissociative fugue✘Delirium of greatness
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Distinctive symptoms
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split personality disorder 79% —
delirium — 84%
profession economist 79% —
desire to be the center of attention — 73%
a state of humiliation 71% —
boasts — 59%
cholera 67% —
stubborn stubborn — 56%
alcohol depression 67% —
obvisit — 56%
dissociative fugue 58% —
arrogance — 50%
trauma 57% —
obsessive thoughts — 43%
diseases from humiliation 54% —
desire to control — 39%
financial problems 54% —
looking for recognition — 39%
psychogenic depression 53% —
loves praise — 39%
anhedonia 52% —
accusation of others — 38%
conflicts avoids 51% —
schizophrenia — 37%
anxiety personality disorder 50% —
megalomania — 35%
violence in childhood 50% —
self-confident — 34%
loves family 49% —
suspiciousness — 33%
conflict in the family 48% —
touchy — 31%
split personality 64% 15%
aggressive — 27%
women passion 47% —
impulsiveness — 27%
memory loss 46% —
suspicion — 26%
cannot work 45% —
imperious — 21%
consequences of psychotrauma 44% —
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder — 20%
adynamia 43% —
progressive paralysis — 19%
very anxious 43% —
confusion of consciousness — 18%
constant feeling of anxiety 43% —
madness — 18%
the effects of anxiety 41% —
confident — 17%
loss of a loved one a person 41% —
striving for leadership — 17%
severe stress 40% —
philosopher — 17%
discharge phobias 39% —
fidgety — 16%
alcoholism 39% —
inadequate behavior — 16%
death of a loved 38% —
hyperactive — 16%
mental shock 53% 13%
bipolar disorder — 15%
destructive behavior 48% 8%
changeable mood — 15%
shock states of various genesis 37% —
thinking disorders — 14%
positive 37% —
euphoria — 14%
worse lying down 37% —
paralysis — 14%
alcohol dependence 36% —
thalamic syndrome — 13%
acute injury 36% —
frivolity — 13%
effects of shock 36% —
nervous shock — 13%
stress 44% 7%
manic depressive psychosis — 13%
calculating 35% —
longing — 13%
quickly gets tired 32% —
cheerful — 12%
anxiety 58% 24%
volitional disorders — 12%
patient's condition 47% 13%
alternating symptoms — 12%
mixed anxious 38% 9%
fright — 12%
dissociative amnesia 26% —
hallucinations — 12%
depression 34% 8%
causeless anxiety — 12%
increased 37% 11%
overexcitation of the psyche — 12%
affective disorders 39% 13%
peak's disease — 11%
onset of illness 29% 7%
organic brain damage — 11%
history of surgery 26% 9%
family man — 11%
mood disorder 32% 17%
paranoia — 11%
emotional 31% 16%
illusions — 10%
sleep intermittent — 10%
hears voices — 10%
up strong — 10%
in the genus mental illness — 10%
damage to the nervous system — 10%
absent-mindedness — 10%
syphilis — 9%
depression anxiety — 9%
dementia — 9%
variable symptoms — 9%
thoughts about the disease — 9%
greed — 9%
open person — 9%
I can't be alone — 8%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders — 8%
traumatic illness — 8%
impaired lung function — 7%
imbalance — 7%
attacks of pain — 7%
stage of recovery — 7%
recovery period — 7%
drug disease — 7%
childhood diseases — 7%
consequences of taking medications — 6%
lowered — 6%

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