| It damages mental and social skills, which impedes daily performance in normal life | |
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| These behaviors that appear abnormal to behaviors accepted socially, are a challenge in the face of the merger of the patient and his adaptation to his surroundings Fifthly, they are Kotar, as a patient feels that he is in a dead person and is in a dream that he thinks is immortal | This disease is hereditary or due to the passing of periods of sadness in his life |
First, the strange hand, which is the most dangerous mental illness, so a patient does not feel where his hand is moving and this leads to suffocation of the neck Secondly, disturbance from reality, which is the feeling of the injured that he is observing himself from outside, he feels that he does not exist, as he feels that its parts are scattered in space and its causes are his injury.
24| The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language | Seventh, Barnoy schizophrenia believes that someone with this disease believes that everyone who approaches him will either kill him and take the principle of killing or will be killed Eighth, a patient with obsessive-compulsive disorder An obsessive-compulsive patient is a problem in flashes, which is an idea that is repeated without stopping, so you find the patient suffocating someone with him in the elevator for example without reason, other than repeating the idea urgently and puts him under pressure nine dark depression when you reach this state |
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| , Department for Dutch Linguistics | This is thinking that leads him to experience suicide Sixth: Cabgrass was accused of believing that his family had been kidnapped and others like them were replaced, which causes the injured man to start killing his family, thinking that he will reveal the truth and that he will suffer from people with schizophrenia |
With the development of psychology, we have heard about new and dangerous psychological diseases, and today we will present 10 most dangerous psychological diseases, some of which lead to killing.
8| Bas Aarts; Sylvia Chalker; Edmund Weiner 16 January 2014 | Oxford Latin Dictionary, Oxford University Press, 1968 |
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| Fourthly, personality disorders fall under a personality disorder, a group of psychological disorders that combine them as expressing fixed behavioral and cognitive patterns Difficult to change and adapt, and appear through various interactive contexts such as talking to or dealing with the patient | many publishers, primarily The Academic Publishing House of The Institute for the Bulgarian Language |
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