Vocabulary

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dysthymic disorder

Noun

depressive neurosis

Noun

stage mother (mother of a child actor)

Noun

depressive disorders

Noun

body dysmorphic disorder; BDD

Noun

adjusting one's makeup

Noun

body dysmorphic disorder; BDD

Noun

assessment (of a sentence); determination (by a court)

Noun

antisocial personality disorder; ASPD

Noun

personality disorder

Noun

diagnostic criteria; diagnostic standard

Noun

psychodynamics

Noun

psychodynamics

Noun

vigorous movement; dynamism

Noun

(sense of) dynamism

Noun

obsessive-compulsive disorder; OCD

Noun

borderline personality disorder; BPD

Noun

borderline personality disorder; BPD

Noun

dynamic psychiatry

Noun

descriptive psychiatry

Noun

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; DSM

Noun

anxiety disorder

Noun

panic disorder

Noun

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; DSM

Noun

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; DSM

Noun

dark triad

Noun

mild psychopath (someone who lacks empathy and remorse but is not violent)

Noun

psychopathy

Noun

person of unsound mind; person lacking mental capacity; non-compos mentis person

Noun

Act on Medical Care and Treatment for Persons Who Have Caused Serious Cases Under the Condition of Insanity

Noun

Medical Observation Act; Act on Medical Care and Treatment for Persons Who Have Caused Serious Cases Under the Condition of Insanity

Noun

cultural background

Noun

mental phenomenon; psychological phenomenon

Noun

clinician; clinical practitioner

Noun

clinical psychology practitioner; psychotherapist

Noun

clinical psychologist

Noun

non-prosecution; decision not to prosecute; dropping of charges; disposition not to prosecute

Noun

insufficient evidence

Noun

mental health reviewer (psychiatrist serving as a special advisor to the court); mental health adjudicator

Noun

forensic psychiatrist; psychiatric expert witness; court-appointed psychiatrist

Noun