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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Mental infantilism✘Delirium of greatness
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Distinctive symptoms
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infantile 89% —
delirium — 84%
stupid 9% —
desire to be the center of attention 5% 73%
mental retardation 7% —
boasts — 59%
lags behind in the development 6% —
obvisit — 56%
comes in spite 6% —
stubborn stubborn 4% 56%
asleep makes in its own way 5% —
arrogance — 50%
shamelessness 5% —
obsessive thoughts — 43%
selfish 4% —
looking for recognition — 39%
hyperactive child 4% —
loves praise — 39%
immaturity 3% —
desire to control — 39%
behavioral disorders in children 3% —
accusation of others — 38%
despotism 3% —
schizophrenia 1% 37%
childish behavior 3% —
megalomania — 35%
autism 3% —
self-confident — 34%
increased motor activity 3% —
suspiciousness — 33%
motor activity 3% —
touchy 2% 31%
impatient 3% —
impulsiveness — 27%
children's speech 3% —
aggressive — 27%
delayed speech development 3% —
suspicion — 26%
difficult childhood 2% —
anxiety — 24%
psychopathy 2% —
imperious — 21%
oncology 2% —
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder — 20%
needs understanding 2% —
progressive paralysis — 19%
sharp change of mood 2% —
confusion of consciousness — 18%
effects of poisoning 2% —
striving for leadership — 17%
suffocation 2% —
philosopher — 17%
intoxication 2% —
confident — 17%
irritability in the child 2% —
madness 1% 18%
slow thinking 2% —
mood disorder 1% 17%
torso 2% —
inadequate behavior — 16%
overprotection 2% —
hyperactive — 16%
desire to take revenge 2% —
fidgety — 16%
psychologist 2% —
bipolar disorder — 15%
psycho - organic syndrome 2% —
split personality — 15%
everyone looks at her 2% —
emotional 2% 16%
through unbalanced 2% —
euphoria — 14%
emotional child 2% —
paralysis — 14%
crying with anger 2% —
thinking disorders — 14%
parental control 2% —
nervous shock — 13%
general intoxication syndrome 2% —
mental shock — 13%
he looks young 2% —
manic depressive psychosis — 13%
hysteria in a child 2% —
affective disorders — 13%
schizophrenia in children 2% —
thalamic syndrome — 13%
studies poorly 2% —
longing — 13%
changeable mood 2% 15%
cheerful — 12%
overexcitation of the psyche — 12%
alternating symptoms — 12%
causeless anxiety — 12%
hallucinations — 12%
fright — 12%
volitional disorders — 12%
paranoia — 11%
peak's disease — 11%
organic brain damage — 11%
frivolity 2% 13%
pseudodementia — 11%
increased — 11%
patient's condition 2% 13%
family man — 11%
up strong — 10%
hears voices — 10%
sleep intermittent — 10%
thoughts about the disease — 9%
syphilis — 9%
mixed anxious — 9%
dementia — 9%
variable symptoms — 9%
greed — 9%
depression anxiety — 9%
history of surgery — 9%
open person — 9%
illusions 1% 10%
in the genus mental illness 1% 10%
absent-mindedness 1% 10%
damage to the nervous system 1% 10%
I can't be alone — 8%
depression — 8%
traumatic illness 1% 8%
attacks of pain — 7%
stage of recovery — 7%
onset of illness — 7%
impaired lung function — 7%
imbalance — 7%
drug disease — 7%
recovery period — 7%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 2% 8%
stress 1% 7%
destructive behavior 3% 8%
childhood diseases 2% 7%
consequences of taking medications 1% 6%
lowered 1% 6%

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