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| Poverty of thought. NEGATIVE SX |
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| loss of motivation. NEGATIVE SX |
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| false, fixed beliefs that cannot be corected by reasoning: persecutory, grandiose, and religious or hypochondrial ideas are most common |
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| an impaired ability to think abstractly; can't understand abstract concepts such as love and passge of time. POSITIVE SX |
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| thoughts are not logically tied to each other. POSITIVE SX |
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| made up words; represent disorganized thinking, Positive sx. |
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| repeating another person's words; most often seen in catatonia |
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| mimicking someone elses movements; seen in catatonia. |
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| jumble of words that are meaningless |
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