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| Loss of memory caused bya severe emotional trauma, brain injury, substance abuse, or reaction to medications or toxins. | Amnesia
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| State of frenzied excitement of wild enthusiasm. | Delirium
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| Lack of appetite, resulting in inability to eat. | Anorexia
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| Apathy | Absence or suppression of obserable emotion, feeling, concern, or passion.
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| Effort to overcome, or make up for, real or imagined inadequacies. | Compensation
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| Delirium Tremends | An acute and sometimes fatal psychotic reaction caused by a cessation of excessive intake of alcoholic beverages over a long period of time.
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| A mind-alterin drug derives from the flowering tomp of hemp plans; also called marijuana. | Cannabis
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| Refusal to admit or acknowledge the reality of something, thus avoiding emotional conflict or anxiety. | Denial
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| A disorder of affect characterized by depression and anguish. | Dysphoria
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| Drug that is particularly useful in treating the manic phase of bipolar disorders. | Lithium
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| Exhibitionism | A sexual disorder involving the exposure of one's genitals to a stranger.
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| A sense of well-being or elation | Euphoria
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| Inability to speak because of a physical defect or emotional problem. | Mutism
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| A persistant thought or idea with which the mind is continually and involuntarily preoccupied. | Obsession
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| Branch of medicine that deals with the causes , treatment, and prevention of mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders. | Psychiatry
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| Act of transferring one's own unacceptable thought or feelings on to someone else. | Projection
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| Any major mental disorder of organic or emotional origin characterized by a loss of contact with reality. | Psychosis
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| An agent that decreases functional activity and has a calming effect of the body. | Sedative
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| Voluntary blocking of unpleasant feelings and experiences from one's mind | Supression
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| Attempting to make excuses or invent logical reasons to justify unacceptable feelings or behaviors. | Rationalization
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| A physician who specializes in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of mental disorders. | Psychiatrist
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| A disorder characterized by recurrent panic attacks that come on unexpectedly. | Panis Disorder.
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| A form of psychotherapy in which a child plays in a protected and structured environment with games and toys provided by a therapist. | Play Therapy
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| A drug that is particularly useful in treating the manic phase of bipolar disorders. | Lithium
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| Malingering | A willful and deliberate faking of symptoms of a disease or injury to gain some consciously desired end.
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