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thought disorder

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thought disorder
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(Psychiatry) Psychiatry a cognitive disorder in which the patient's thoughts or conversations are characterized by irrationality or sudden changes of subject


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The final diagnosis, however, which was based upon results of the MINI-Plus as conducted by a blinded research assistant and considered with a clinician interview, was unipolar major depression in 56 patients, bipolar disorder in 18, anxiety disorder in 10, a thought disorder in 5, and assorted other psychiatric conditions in 11.
 
 
 
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