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Results: Differences General ✘Mobbing at school✘Pyromania
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 27%(0)—
Diagnoses and prescriptions —10%(0)
Measurements at the reception —8%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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leader 85% —
burns — 73%
teacher 68% —
pyromania — 50%
aggressive behavior of children 54% —
stubborn stubborn — 33%
audacious 50% —
loves fire — 32%
humiliates 50% —
sociopath — 31%
competition 50% —
changeable mood — 28%
aggressive 47% —
impulsiveness — 24%
pedantry 45% —
deviant behavior of adolescents — 22%
blackmails 42% —
madness — 21%
artist 40% —
volitional disorders — 20%
shamelessness 37% —
psychopathy — 19%
steals 35% —
organic dementia in children — 19%
desire for loneliness 34% —
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy — 18%
leads to the side 34% —
hallucinations — 18%
self-blame 33% —
delinquent behavior — 18%
open person 33% —
frustration — 17%
feeling of helplessness 32% —
obsessive thoughts — 17%
lot of things 32% —
despotism — 17%
no friends 31% —
needs attention — 17%
angry 31% —
up strong — 17%
loves family 31% —
loves nature — 17%
problems with studying 31% —
head protests — 16%
needs recognition 30% —
the feeling of madness — 16%
touchy 29% —
alcoholic psychosis — 15%
company is worse 29% —
mental retardation — 15%
religiosity 29% —
gambling — 15%
moral 29% —
schizophrenia in children — 15%
studies poorly 29% —
dementia — 15%
lazy 27% —
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder — 14%
speech absence 25% —
destructive — 14%
apathy 25% —
delirium — 14%
patient's condition 38% 11%
nervousness — 14%
emotional tension 24% —
destructive behavior — 14%
low self-esteem 36% 11%
unconscious state — 14%
everything is bad 23% —
infectious psychoses — 14%
tremor 23% —
risk desire — 13%
frequent colds 22% —
enthusiastic — 13%
state of exacerbation 22% —
loves himself — 13%
depression 21% —
lags behind in the development — 13%
overweight 21% —
thinks about the bad — 13%
chronic condition 21% —
confusion of consciousness — 13%
periods of exacerbation 21% —
cruelty — 13%
childish behavior 34% 11%
desire for alcohol — 13%
thin 21% —
need for alcohol — 13%
foolishness 34% 11%
schizophrenia — 12%
infantile 33% 10%
grumpy — 12%
zpr fatigue from the disease 21% —
euphoria — 12%
feeling of bruising 20% —
greed — 11%
psychologist 29% 9%
refuses to help — 11%
periodic illness 18% —
the need for security — 11%
oncology 17% —
decreased intelligence — 11%
increased 17% —
consequences of taking medications — 11%
history of surgery 23% 7%
immaturity — 11%
effects of puberty 23% 10%
thalamic syndrome — 11%
childhood diseases 18% 8%
mental tension — 11%
trauma 18% 8%
alcoholism — 11%
lowered 17% 13%
criticality — 10%
emotional 34% 30%
refuses treatment — 10%
does not tolerate pain — 10%
alcohol dependence — 10%
thoughts about the disease — 10%
will not work — 10%
attacks of pain — 9%
stage of recovery — 9%
recovery period — 9%
control issues — 9%
consequences of injuries — 9%
organic brain damage — 9%
damage to the nervous system — 8%
dissocial personality disorder — 7%
mood disorder 20% 21%

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