fixed false belief

persistent eating of non-edible and non-nutritive substance

distinct period of at least a few days of mild elevation of mood, sharpened and positive thinking and increased energy and activity level

pathological repetition by imitation of the behavior of another

a disorder thinking process, determining tendency is maintained but the patient can reach the goal only after having exhaustively explored all unnecessary associations arising in his mind.

unconscious forgetting

disorder characterized by preoccupation with the fear of developing a serious disease or the belief that one has serious disease

episodes of wandering away

co-existence of two opposing impulses towards the same thing in the same person at the same time

lack of physical movement

attachment of the child to the parent of the opposite sex, accompanied by envious feeling towards the same sex

normal range of mood

partial or total inability to recall past experience

pathological persistence of irresistible thoughts that cannot be eliminated from consciousness by logical effort associated with anxiety

refers to persistent, irrational, exaggerated, and invariably pathological dread of a specific stimuli or situation

uncontrolled ingestion of large amount of food followed by inappropriate compensatory methods to prevent weight gain

a false perception

define as a state of dependence or recurrent drug intoxication, characterized by psychological and physical dependence as well as tolerance

a state of psychologically induced immobilization at times interrupted by episodes of extreme agitation

internal productivity of false or grossly exaggerated psychological symptoms

it is an emotional release or discharge of recalling painful experiences

appropriate emotional response to an external and consciously recognized loss

misinterpretation of external stimuli

voluntary refraining from behavior or the use of the substance thas has causes problem in psychosocial, biologic, cognitive, spiritual belief in life

psychological thoughts transferred to physical symptoms

eating disorder, characterized by self starvation

fear of open spaces, anxiety of being in a place or situation in which escape may be difficult

mild elevation of mood

reading disorder

clouding of brain

belief that some events have a special personal meaning

speaker never gets from desired point to desired goals

unconscious refusal to face thoughts, feelings, wishes, needs or reality factors that are consciously intolerable

characterized by elevated expansive or irritable mood

moderate elevation of mood

motor restlessness, inability to sit still

disorder common in children. Symptoms of ADHD include inattention (not being able to keep focus), hyperactivity (excess movement that is not fitting to the setting) and impulsivity (hasty acts that occur in the moment without thought).

loss of interest and withdrawal from all regular and pleasurable activities

lack of motivation or inabilities to initiate

meaningless rhyming of words. Rhyming is more important than the context

delusional state without hallucination

unconscious filling of memory gaps by imagined or untrue experience dt memory impairement

conscious forgetting

emotional instability and lack of impulse control

lack of emotional feeling

pathological repetition by imitation of the speech of another person

very severe elevation of mood

the acts of separating and detaching strong emotionally charged conflicts from one's consciousness

new word created by the patient

loss of language ability

rapidly shifting of emotions, unrelated to external stimuli

severe elevation of mood

a person subjective sense of being unreal, strange or unfamiliar

lack of energy for day to day activities

rapid shift between topic that are unrelated to each other

a subjective sense that the environment is strange or unreal

persistent and inappropriate repetition of the same thought

a person exaggerated conception of his/her importance

unconscious mental process that the ego uses to resolve conflicts which will help to ease anxiety and depression

a state in which the individual does not react to his surroundings and appear to be unaware

back to being a act of child

a situation in which customary problem solving or decision making methods are not adequate