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motor activity: tics
sudden, rapid, intermittent but recurrent, involuntary, nonrhythmic movements
motor activity: ataxia
unsteady gait
motor activity: akathisia
"inner restlessness"
euthymic mood
normal/even mood
mood
sustained emotional state
affect
outward expression of mood
blunted affect
little expression (facial, body, verbal)
flat affect
more extreme version of blunted affect (showing little to no expression)
labile affect
involuntary smiling/laughing/crying
aphasic speech
partial/total loss of speech
verbose thought process
using more words than needed
circumstantial thought process
speaking in tangents but returning to original thought
derailed thought process
tangential thought process
perseverating thought process
persevering with one idea - always going back to the same idea
verbigeration thought process
obsessive repetition of words/phrases
word salad thought process
confused, repitious, meaningless language
echolalia thought process
meaningless repetition of another's words
mutism thought process
inability to speak
alogia thought process
lack of additional speech
flight of ideas thought process
rapid continuous flow of speech, e.g. mania
blocking thought process
abrupt/complete standstill
clang thought process
client hears a rhyming word, e.g. "Would you like to go for a walk?" --> "Talk helps a lot"
neologisms thought process
making new words
autistic thought process
fantasy dominates over reality
dereistic
directed away from reality - not using normal logic
nihilistic
rejecting existence

...believing that they and things around them do not exist
hypochondriacal thought content
abnormal anxiety about one's health
thought content:
illusions
sensory experience with some reality basis

(misinterpretation of reality)
thought content:
ideas of reference
everything refers back to you
thought content:
hallucinations
sensory experience with no reality basis
thought content:
delusions
fixed false beliefs that cannot be dispelled by reason

(cultural influences, past experiences, avoid too much questioning)
thought content:
submissive delusion
grandiosity (extreme power, wealth, intellect)
remote memory
ability to remember things that happened years ago