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Meanings of psychopathological symptom in English
Spanish
síntoma sicopatológico Catalan
símptoma psicopatològic Synonyms
Examples for "sign in psychiatry"
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In my study on homicide I reckoned up many psychological and psycho-pathological symptoms which characterise the murderer, the homicidal madman, and the homicide through passion.
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Differing psychiatric symptom profiles provide useful information regarding the noncognitive symptoms of dementia.
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Twenty-six percent of patients reported a psychiatric symptom, compared with 14 percent of placebo patients.
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Twenty-six percent of Zimulti patients reported a psychiatric symptom, compared with 14 percent of placebo patients, they said.
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The Family Interview for Genetic Studies was administered to all participants and used to obtain convergent psychiatric symptom information for additional first-degree relatives.
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Background: Atypical depression has been found to be distinct from other types of depression in terms of psychiatric symptom profile and treatment response.
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The only mental symptom that weighs heavily with us is indifference.
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Both have some relevance with mental symptom and cognitive dysfunction.
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Mental symptoms had been common especially among children after their parent's suicide.
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The widows' psychological morbidity was associated with the patient's unrelieved mental symptoms.
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Mental symptoms of a pronounced character are said to have begun at 75.
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The patients were found to have had adequate access to physical pain control but poor access to psychological symptom control.
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Physical and psychological symptoms are among the most common side effects.
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Participants also completed pre- and post-intervention measures of trait mindfulness and psychological symptoms.
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Conclusion: Neuroticism and psychological symptoms influence the subjective emotional evaluation of emotional images.
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Predictors examined included demographic characteristics, medical comorbidity, disability, and psychological symptoms.
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Psychosis is a symptom of mental illness.
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People can recover from the symptoms of mental illness, but they don't recover from a label.
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They see them not as undesirable symptoms of mental illness, but as tools that serve the same function as dreams.
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For instance, let's suppose that there are two children who, at the age of, say, ten or eleven, begin to develop symptoms of mental illness.
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Thus, at last, our hapless travellers, deprived of water in this torrid heat, began to feel symptoms of mental disorder.
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The roles played by mental health symptoms were similar for men and women.
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Mothers were also interviewed for their own mental health symptoms.
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Compared with participants with other DSD conditions, men with KS reported significantly more mental health symptoms.
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Most studies did not report comparative data on mental health symptoms before the pandemic or in the general population.
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Mounting evidence indicates that brain injury, even moderate injury, can lead to lifetime of physical and mental health symptoms.
Usage of psychopathological symptom in English
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Personality dimensions showed a broadly consistent pattern of associations across different psychopathological symptoms.
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Mental disorders are characterised by psychopathological symptoms which correspond to functional brain states.
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Victims of IPV also reported elevated levels of psychopathological symptoms.
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Conclusions: The study highlights the important role of Harm Avoidance and Self-Directedness for understanding psychopathological symptoms.
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All participants completed a set of questionnaires to measure psychopathological symptoms, self-construals, and perceived social support.
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Results were not moderated by sociodemographic background variables, psychomotor slowing and psychopathological symptoms other than thought disorder.
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Results: In both parent and adolescent data, the Japanese sample reported significantly lower psychopathological symptoms than the English sample.
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Participants with low independent and high interdependent self-construal had elevated levels of psychopathological symptoms when perceived social support was low.
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Also, psychopathological symptoms self-reported with the BSI were higher, and reported health status on the SF-36 was lower in women.
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Multinomial logistic regression and multiple comparisons were performed to explore the relationship between latent classes and socio-demographical variables and psychopathological symptoms.
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Conclusions: The present study illustrates the importance of culture in the transmission of psychopathological symptoms across different generations in the same family.
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A regression analysis indicated that Novelty Seeking was negatively associated with psychopathological symptoms in victims of IPV, but not significantly associated in non-victims.
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In both countries, perceived social support and independent self-construal were generally associated with less psychopathological symptoms, and interdependent self-construal was associated with more symptoms.
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It is clear that cognitive symptoms persist after remission of psychopathological symptoms but little is known about the pathophysiological events linking depression and cognitive impairment.
Translations for psychopathological symptom
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