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Results: Differences General	✘Disorder of stereotypical movements	✘Schizophrenia in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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stereotypical movements	29%	—
schizophrenia	—	77%
stereotypia	27%	—
emotional coldness	—	72%
stims	27%	—
hallucinations	—	68%
self-injurious behavior	24%	—
delirium	—	63%
hits itself on the head	23%	—
madness	—	62%
beats itself	20%	—
confusion of consciousness	—	61%
decreased concentration of attention	19%	—
emotional child	7%	67%
autism spectrum	19%	—
philosopher	—	59%
atypical autism	19%	—
hebephrenic syndrome	—	59%
smart baby	19%	—
duality	—	59%
obsessive movements	19%	—
apathy	—	57%
swings	18%	—
neurosis-like disorders	—	56%
hearing loss in children	17%	—
mood disorder	7%	60%
bites itself	16%	—
the desire for protection	—	53%
irritability in adolescents	16%	—
pseudodementia	—	52%
biting toenails	16%	—
desire to be small	—	51%
gestures expressed	16%	—
euphoria	—	51%
motion sickness syndrome in children	15%	—
up strong	—	51%
age of development of social function is lowered	15%	—
coprolalia	—	51%
intellectual disabilities in children	15%	—
the desire to be busy	—	48%
shakes to the sides	15%	—
there is little will	—	48%
irritability in the child	14%	—
olfactory hallucinations	—	48%
urolithiasis in children	14%	—
causeless laughter	—	48%
hyperactive	14%	—
stupid	—	48%
polymorbidity	14%	—
closed	—	48%
hyperactive child	14%	—
affective disorders	9%	56%
hearing impaired	14%	—
depressive thoughts	—	47%
delayed speech development	13%	—
catatonia	11%	57%
children's aphasia	13%	—
alcoholism	—	46%
asperger's syndrome	13%	—
rude behavior	—	45%
high height	13%	—
cries for no reason	—	45%
irritability	13%	—
laughter through tears	—	45%
irritability during	13%	—
creative person	—	44%
children's speech	13%	—
changeable mood	—	43%
sensitive child	13%	—
anxious thoughts	—	43%
periodic illness	13%	—
psychologist	18%	61%
vaccination	13%	—
alcohol dependence	—	42%
damage to the nervous system	13%	—
attachment disorders in children	10%	51%
worse from movement	13%	—
right ventricle volume is lowered	—	40%
beating the head	13%	—
depression in children	—	40%
alalia	13%	—
violation of the function of the tonsils	—	40%
autoaggression	13%	—
depersonalization	—	40%
gnaws objects	13%	—
inadequate behavior	—	40%
in the morning, a bad mood	12%	—
emotional	17%	57%
often sick child	12%	—
loss of father	9%	48%
epilepsy attacks	12%	—
cruelty	—	39%
urolithiasis	12%	—
choking	—	39%
nervous excitability	12%	—
eats inedible	—	39%
better at sea	12%	—
changing handwriting	—	39%
cares for sick relatives	12%	—
dysmorphia	—	39%
growth disorders in children	12%	—
chokes while eating	—	39%
damage taste change	12%	—
senestopathy	—	39%
nails gnawing	12%	—
aggressive	9%	48%
epilepsy	12%	—
psychopathy	—	38%
need for movement	12%	—
delusion	—	38%
bites	12%	—
the psyche is rough	—	38%
bouts of irritability	11%	—
religiosity	—	38%
paranoia	11%	—
schizoaffective psychosis	—	38%
can not sit in one place	11%	—
alcoholism and drug addiction	—	37%
suspicion	11%	—
loves himself	—	37%
decreased intelligence	11%	—
a difficult teenager	—	37%
puts pressure on the eyes	11%	—
problems with the father	—	37%
overexcitation of the psyche	11%	—
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres	—	37%
better from movement	11%	—
weak lungs	—	37%
metabolic myopathy	11%	—
visual hallucinations	—	36%
studies well	11%	—
bipolar disorder	—	36%
loves family	11%	—
child is not says	9%	45%
vertebro-basilar insufficiency	11%	—
empty	—	36%
poor sleep	11%	—
anxiety	12%	48%
blow to the head	11%	—
thoughts about the disease	6%	42%
consequences of taking medications	10%	—
cognitive disorders	14%	50%
attachment to the mother	10%	—
anxiety attack	—	36%
geller syndrome	10%	—
hears voices	—	36%
takes care of relatives	10%	—
severe hypoxia	—	35%
headaches	10%	—
change in appetite	—	35%
lot of operations in small things	10%	—
grumpy	—	35%
age of speech development is lowered	10%	—
patient's condition	15%	50%
no joy	10%	—
illusions	—	35%
worse from worry	10%	—
domestic violence	9%	44%
frequent colds	10%	—
absent-mindedness	—	34%
metabolic disorder	10%	—
lowered	15%	49%
anxiety disorders in children	10%	—
impulsiveness	—	34%
does not like noise	10%	—
ganglia	—	33%
the headache is worse from the sounds	10%	—
up mania	—	33%
mitochondrial myopathy	10%	—
childhood diseases	20%	53%
motion sickness in transport	10%	—
death of a loved	—	32%
increased sensitivity	10%	—
longing	—	32%
irritability from pain	10%	—
obsessive thoughts	16%	48%
hypocrisy	10%	—
addiction	—	31%
post-injection abscess	10%	—
intoxication	5%	35%
whole head hurts	10%	—
grimaces	11%	40%
aggressive child	10%	—
criticality	—	28%
worried about loved ones	10%	—
no appetite	—	28%
there are no complaints	10%	—
obvisit	11%	39%
increased melatonin	10%	—
serious condition	—	28%
obsessive movement syndrome in children	9%	—
loss of a loved one a person	7%	34%
better from work	9%	—
inhibition	6%	33%
fidgety	9%	—
thinking disorders	7%	34%
obsessive neurosis in children	9%	—
organic brain damage	—	27%
emotional tension	9%	—
gradual deterioration of the condition	—	27%

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