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Excoriation Disorder

DisclaimerThis page is not here to be used as a self-diagnosis, self-identification, or promotion - it's simply here to be informational. Whether or not one self-diagnoses, self-identifies, and/or seeks a professional diagnosis is up to them.

**Excoriation Disorder**, also referred to as **Skin-Picking Disorder** or **Dermatillomania**, is an obsessive-compulsive disorder characterized by repeated picking at one's own skin which results in areas of swollen or broken skin that causes significant disruption in one's life. Individuals may pick at healthy skin, minor skin irregularities, open wounds, blisters, scabs, or other types of lesions.

It's also sometimes called by a body-focused repetitive behavior.

## Signs & Symptoms

The main symptom of dermatillomania is compulsively picking at the skin. The act of skin-picking can also be described using the following words:

* Scratching.
* Digging.
* Squeezing.
* Rubbing.

Picking usually involves fingernails and fingertips, but can also include biting with teeth. It can also involve sharp items like tweezers or pins.

### Types of Skin Picking

Skin picking usually happens in one of two ways, automatic or focused.

#### Automatic

This kind of picking often happens without the individual thinking about it. Sometimes it's called "scanning" because it tends to involve hands or fingertips across the areas of skin to find any areas that feel different, which might then become an area for focused picking.

#### Focused

This kind of picking is focused on a specific area, and the picking can go on for hours. This kind of picking tends to be more severe and is more likely to cause damage to the skin.

### Diagnosis

The DSM-5 diagnostic criteria includes:

* Recurrent skin picking that results in skin lesions.
* Repeated attempts to stop the behavior.
* The symptoms cause clinically significant distress or impairment.
* The symptoms are not caused by a substance or a medical or dermatological condition.
* The symptoms are not explained by another psychiatric disorder.

## Causes

The exact cause of skin-picking disorder is not well known, but like most other mental disorders, it could be a combination of genetics, brain chemistry, and environment.

As skin picking disorder is an obsessive-compulsive disorder, the individual cannot stop themselves from carrying out a particular action. It can be triggered by:

* Boredom.
* Stress or anxiety.
* Negative emotions, such as guilt or shame.
* Skin conditions, such as acne or eczema.
* Other blemishes that the individual wants to get rid of.

## References

https://mhanational.org/conditions/excoriation-disorder-skin-picking-or-dermatillomania#:~:text=Excoriation%20disorder%20(also%20referred%20to,significant%20disruption%20in%20one's%20life

https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/conditions/skin-picking-disorder/

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/22706-dermatillomania-skin-picking

https://www.bfrb.org/learn-about-bfrbs/skin-picking-disorder
Trauma Disorders

AbuseThe following page includes discussions of abuse, including verbal, physical, neglect, sexual (**SA also has its own warning**), etc. If you are uncomfortable or get triggered by this topic, it is recommended to not read this page.
**Trauma Disorders** are conditions that formed due to traumatic events, as trauma can shift ones mind/psychology in order to cope or because ones mind is unsure how to handle the events. Trauma disorders typically include feelings of distress and can be difficult to deal with in everyday life.

## Types of Trauma Disorders

### Acute Stress Disorder

Acute Stress Disorder is a disorder very similar to PTSD; however, it is accompanied by dissociation.

### Disinhibited Social Engagement Disorder (DSED)

DSED is a disorder experienced by children characterized by trust for and interaction with strangers. This is often due to abuse or neglect from parental figures/caretakers; however, it is due to other factors as well.

### Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

PTSD is a disorder in which one experience extreme distress after a traumatic event, often reliving it through nightmares, unwanted/random memories, intrusive thoughts, and triggers. Those with PTSD often feel as though they are physically reliving events/memories until triggered. C-PTSD is when the disorder formed from repeated traumatic events. Evidence suggests that PTSD may possibly be inheritable.

### Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)

RAD is a disorder formed when a child does not establish healthy relations with caretakers/parents, and thus has their behaviors and emotional attachment disrupted. Unlike DSED, those with RAD tend to avoid forming bonds/seeking interaction and are highly withdrawn.

### Other Specified Trauma/Stressor-Related Disorder

An Other Specified Trauma/Stressor-Related Disorder is when one closely fits a trauma disorder but does not fit the full diagnostic requirements. They may be considered "close enough" to a condition to be diagnosed with it.

### Unspecified Trauma/Stressor-Related Disorder

Unspecified Trauma/Stressor-Related Disorder is when one shows symptoms of a trauma disorder but does not fit any specific subset enough to be diagnosed with a specific one. Adjustment disorders are sometimes classified under this list, depending on if they are traumatic.

## References

https://www.msdmanuals.com/home/mental-health-disorders/anxiety-and-stress-related-disorders/acute-stress-disorder

https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-disinhibited-social-engagement-disorder-4138254

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/post-traumatic-stress-disorder/symptoms-causes/syc-20355967

https://www.labroots.com/trending/genetics-and-genomics/14979/inherit-ptsd-parents

https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-complex-ptsd-2797491

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/reactive-attachment-disorder/symptoms-causes/syc-20352939

https://counselorssoapbox.com/tag/other-specified-trauma-and-stressor-related-disorders/
MSD0003 -Chương 1623

Hóa ra, tất cả phòng không động đều tiến vào nước, do vậy nơi đây cùng bệnh viện liên ở bên nhau, cho nên trước đây không ai tra đến đây. Đọc đến chỗ này, Triệu Ngọc càng hiểu ra, phán đoán của bản thân là chính xác,ở trong cái phòng không động này, nên có một lối ra thông đến Quảng trường Giải Phóng!

Do vậy, hắn càng chạy nhanh hơn, duyên trứ lâu thê ba đáo tối thượng diện nhất tằng, kết quả, đương lâu thê diên thân đáo tẫn đầu chi hậu, hách nhiên bị nhất đổ tường bích đáng trụ liễu khứ lộ. Triệu ngọc dụng thủ điện chiếu liễu nhất hạ, đãn kiến tường bích thượng quả nhiên xuất hiện liễu lánh nhất cá trần cựu đích kim chúc tiểu môn!

    于是，他加快脚步，沿着楼梯爬到最上面一层，结果，当楼梯延伸到尽头之后，赫然被一堵墙壁挡住了去路。赵玉用手电照了一下，但见墙壁上果然出现了另一个陈旧的金属小门！

    透过这扇金属小门，他可以听到门后面传来了汽车驶过的声音，这说明外面就是公路。对，就是这里！

    赵玉赶紧上手拉了一下，却发现小门竟然上着暗锁，无法打开。不过，区区一把小锁怎么能难得住赵玉？他一个万能开锁器使出，暗锁应声而开，陈旧的铁门发出了沉重的吱呀声。就在打开小门的一刹那，赵玉只觉一阵凛冽的寒风扑面而来，气温骤然下降。向外一看，眼前赫然出现了一条狭窄的小公路，由于此时是深夜，公路上并没有看到车辆。再往远处看，但见公路对面耸立着两座雄伟的建筑物，正是位于解放广场西侧的大教堂，而穿过大教堂，便是解放广场。

    果然如此！

    赵玉仔细观察了一下外面的环境，发现两座教堂之间有着一条狭窄的胡同。如果嫌疑人利用这条路线将受害人背到解放广场的话，那么很容易避开摄像监控，以及一些商铺门市。

    哎？

    等等……

    就在赵玉即将走出防空洞的时候，他忽然从铁门旁边发现了一团白色的东西。由于这团东西比较新，和洞里的其他陈旧杂物对比明显。赵玉抄在手中一看，居然是一件白色的衣服。

    哦……

    赵玉一眼认了出来，这正是医院的护工制服，和之前假冒护工的嫌疑人穿的一模一样！

    不用说，这很可能就是那个嫌疑人留下的。自己刚才听到的铁门响动声，应该就是他发出来的，他就是从这里逃跑的！

    行，够聪明！

    赵玉琢磨，嫌疑人知道东窗事发之后，警方必定会封锁医院大楼，所以他没有冒险去开救护车，而是选择从这里悄悄溜掉。

    哼哼……

    想得倒是挺美，只可惜，遇到了你家赵大神探，这一次，我看你还往哪里逃？

    想到此，赵玉并没有着急追赶，而是调出了那个之前早就准备好的隐形追踪器，使用在了自己身上。使用之后，他便可以像追踪犬那样，通过确认衣服上气味，继而去追踪嫌疑犯了。道具神奇，赵玉嗅了嗅衣服上的味道，系统屏幕上便出现了专门追踪之用的显示屏。赵玉以前使用过这个道具，仅凭着气味的浓度判断，嫌疑犯应该并未跑远。在走出小门之后，赵玉不但捕捉到了嫌疑犯的气味，而且将他的行动轨迹看了一个一清二楚。没想到，罪犯从防空洞逃出之后，竟然真的沿着两栋教堂之间的胡同，跑向了解放广场。

    这家伙真是艺高人胆大，他明知道解方广场是个最危险的地方，竟然还往那里跑？

    好，我看你能跑到哪儿去！

    想到此，赵玉一个箭步穿过马路，想要沿着嫌疑人的轨迹追踪下去。

    结果，一件尴尬的意外忽然发生了！

    赵玉刚刚穿过马路，一辆电动警车不知从哪里窜了出来，嘎吱一声就停在了那个胡同口，正好挡住了赵玉的去路。

    “不许动！”车上的警察立刻跳下车，甩着手里的警棍冲赵玉吼道，“别动！别动啊！”

    我靠！？

    赵玉的郁闷可想而知，他正在追踪罪犯的关键时刻，却被当地警方给当成了嫌疑犯，这可找谁说理去？

    说话间，三名警察跳下警车，来到赵玉跟前，把赵玉团团围住。 赵玉刚想打电话联系杰卡，却迎面冲来的警员抓住了手臂。

    “不许动！把手放下！”警察们一面大声喝着，一面毫不客气地将赵玉双手反剪，狠狠地压在了汽车前盖上。

    “喂喂喂……自己人！我要，我要打个电话！打个电话行吗？”赵玉伸手去抓手机，可身后的警察却死死按着他，不让他动弹。

    “奶奶个熊的！你们特么傻吗？”赵玉用当地语言反问道，“好好看看，我不是你们当地人，亚洲人，亚洲人……我可能是罪犯吗？”

    “什么？”三名警察微微一愣，其中一个喃喃问道，“什么熊？黑熊还是狗熊？他是不是在笑话我们？”

    赵玉再次郁闷，可他还来不及多做解释，却蓦地从系统屏幕上发现了一个异常情况。

    不知怎么回事，嫌疑人的气味忽然比之前浓郁了许多！

    哎？

    赵玉急忙寻着气味向前看去，但见气味正是从眼前的胡同里散发出来的。

    结果，他刚刚看了一眼，便蓦地看到，在那胡同深处，竟然还躲着一个人！

    虽然胡同较暗，但赵玉凭借气味的提示，以及那个人的身体轮廓，还是判断了出来，此人应该就是那个——嫌疑人！

    他……他怎么又跑回来了？

    赵玉正在纳闷，胡同里的嫌疑犯却已然看到赵玉发现了他，急忙转身又跑掉了……

    我靠！

    这一下，赵玉可是真急了，还有比这更好的机会吗？

    怎么可以放过呢？

    着急之下，赵玉狂性大发，趁着按住自己的警察稍稍走神，他一抽手臂，就从车盖上转过了身来。

    哎？

    警察们吓了一跳，急忙挥舞起警棍朝赵玉砸来。

    赵玉则把心一横，当即抄过一名警员替自己挡住了警棍，然后飞起一脚，将另一名警员踢翻在地！

    随后，他抱住怀中警察的脑袋，咚的一声撞在车盖上，那人只一下便昏死了过去。

    “啊！！？”

    拿着警棍的警员整个人都傻了，赶紧拿起对讲机呼叫增员，赵玉则一记重拳击出，直接把他打了一个乌眼青外加脑震荡。一口气打倒三名警察之后，赵玉本想直接去追嫌犯。 可刚跑了两步，却发现警察们使用的这辆电瓶汽车不错，车型迷你，正好可以从胡同中穿过去。于是，他从容打开车门钻进汽车，然后一踩电门，便驾驶着电瓶警车冲进了胡同。不过，赵玉计算得还是有些失误，那胡同竟然是个喇叭形的胡同，越到里面越窄，眼瞅着就要把汽车卡在那里。赵玉也是疯了，干脆把电门踩到了底，小汽车顿时如炮弹一般飞驰过去！

随着砰的一声，汽车的倒视镜掉了，四个车窗玻璃也全都应声而碎！

    汽车外皮也是嘎拉拉地从胡同里强行挤了过去，等车子开出胡同之后，整个比之前瘪下去了一圈……
Mixed Non-Fluent Aphasia

DisclaimerThis page is not here to be used as a self-diagnosis, self-identification, or promotion - it's simply here to be informational. Whether or not one self-diagnoses, self-identifies, and/or seeks a professional diagnosis is up to them.

**Mixed Non-Fluent Aphasia**, also called **Mixed Transcortical Aphasia** or **Isolation Syndrome**, is a type of aphasia wherein an individual has sparse and effortful speech. One is very limited in their speech comprehension and cannot read or write beyond an elementary level.

## Signs & Symptoms

* Severe impairment in spoken language
	+ Speech is non-fluent, it is slow and halting
	+ Speech does not have typical rhythm or prosody
* Repeating what is said, or echolalia
* Difficulty initiating speech or creating spontaneous language
* Language comprehension impairments
* Impaired reading
* Impaired writing, likely resembling spoken language
* Repetition skills might be completely intact or only mildly impaired

## Causes

Mixed transcortical aphasia is due to damage that is near the language centers of the brain. This include Broca's area, which is responsible for language production, and Wernicke's area, which is responsible for language comprehension. It is not due to damage directly to those areas however, rather it isolates those areas from the rest of the brain.

## Treatment

Incorporating gestures, drawings and pictures into communication may help the individual as pictures and drawings are easier for those with mixed transcortical aphasia to understand. It can also be helpful to speak slowly and focus on key words.

Speech-language pathologists (SLP) may be able to help someone if brought in as soon as possible. Recovery is most significant after a stroke and an SLP can help maximize improvements.

## References

https://www.aphasia.org/aphasia-resources/mixed-non-fluent-aphasia/

https://www.aphasia.com/aphasia-library/aphasia-types/mixed-transcortical-aphasia/

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/mixed-transcortical-aphasia
Biff Carington

Biff Carington is a member of Manhattan Rangers in Mutant's Gen.

## I Am Not A Hero

### Part I

Biff appeared as a Rescue Team peace guard. When Arron Slink came in the Rescue Team office, he asked Arron about his feeling and offered him to come with the Unity after work, and he also reminded Arron about the party, even though he didn't remember what the party is about. Biff was the leader of preparing the Manhattan Rangers 30th anniversary party.

In the Manhattan Rangers 30th anniversary party, he and the Unity members watched Edward Carlan and Javier Bruno playing beer pong. He was drawn in the Ellie's second sketch. When the power was shut down, he tried to calm his girlfriend, Cherry after they heard the gunshot.
Unspecified Personality Disorder

DisclaimerThis page is not here to be used as a self-diagnosis, self-identification, or promotion - it's simply here to be informational. Whether or not one self-diagnoses, self-identifies, and/or seeks a professional diagnosis is up to them.

**Unspecified Personality Disorder** is when an individual displays a wide range of symptoms across several personality disorders.

## Signs & Symptoms

The most important and essential factor is a long-term pattern of behavior and internal feelings that differ greatly from what is expected. Other symptoms may include:

* Obsessive self-interest.
* Fear of being alone.
* Abnormal promiscuity.
* A pattern of detachment.
* Distorted thinking.
* Extreme sensitivity.
* A lack of emotionality.
* Disregard for rules and obligations.

## References

https://thriveworks.com/blog/unspecified-personality-disorder-causes-symptoms-treatment-dsm-5-301-9-f60-9/
Kleptomania

DisclaimerThis page is not here to be used as a self-diagnosis, self-identification, or promotion - it's simply here to be informational. Whether or not one self-diagnoses, self-identifies, and/or seeks a professional diagnosis is up to them.

**Kleptomania** is the recurrent inability to resist urges to steal items that one doesn't generally need and usually have little value. It is a type of impulse control disorder. Individuals who have kleptomania do not steal because of a lack of willpower, self-control or a character flaw; this is a medical condition in which an individual doesn't have the ability to resist the impulse to steal.

## Signs & Symptoms

* Inability to resist powerful urges to steal items that one doesn't need.
* Feeling increased tension, anxiety or arousal leading up to the theft.
* Feeling pleasure, relief and gratification while stealing.
* Feeling terrible guilt, remorse, self-loathing, shame or fear of arrest after the theft.
* Return of the urges and a repetition of the kleptomania cycle.

Unlike typical shoplifters, individuals with kleptomania don't compulsively steal for personal gain, on a dare, for revenge or out of rebellion. They steal simply because the urge is too powerful that they can't resist it.

Episodes of kleptomania generally occur spontaneously, usually without planning and without help or collaboration from others.

Most individuals with kleptomania steal from public places, such as stores and supermarkets. Some may steal from friends or acquaintances, such as at a party. Often, the stolen items have no value to the individual, and the individual can afford to buy them.

Stolen items are usually stashed away, never to be used. Items may also be donated, given away to family or friends, or even secretly returned to the place from which they were stolen.

Urges to steal may come and go or may occur with greater or lesser intensity over the course of time.

## References

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/kleptomania/symptoms-causes/syc-20364732

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/9878-kleptomania
Key Signature-Color

DisclaimerThis page is not here to be used as a self-diagnosis, self-identification, or promotion - it's simply here to be informational. Whether or not one self-diagnoses, self-identifies, and/or seeks a professional diagnosis is up to them.

**Key Signature-Color** is a subtype of auditory-visual synesthesia in which the key of a song or piece of music determines the color perceived as a synesthetic concurrent. It is considered a type of chromesthesia.

In some cases, musical keys can have an associated color but the color is not evoked by hearing the sound of the music in particular key, but rather by the concept of the key itself or by the letters used for its notation. In the first case it would be concept-color synesthesia, in the second case, it would be grapheme-color synesthesia.

## References

https://www.thesynesthesiatree.com/2021/03/key-signature-colour.html
The Justfinders

"The Alases, let's punish these social's trashes!" -Carlos Atlas

## Members

Class
 Second Class

Role
 Valuable Assistant
 Hero
 Detective
 Mechanic
 Humanitarian
 Gunner

## Background

[THE STORY IS GOING TO BE REWRITTEN SOON.]

## I'm not a hero

[THE STORY IS GOING TO BE REWRITTEN SOON.]

## Trasictrons

[THE STORY IS GOING TO BE REWRITTEN SOON.]

## Who is Crossbow?

[THE STORY IS GOING TO BE REWRITTEN SOON.]

## Sidekicks

[THE STORY IS GOING TO BE REWRITTEN SOON.]

## A Man, A Flare Gun, And A Reused Uniform

[THE STORY IS GOING TO BE REWRITTEN SOON.]

## New things to do for living

[THE STORY IS GOING TO BE REWRITTEN SOON.]

## Need a hand?

[THE STORY IS GOING TO BE REWRITTEN SOON.]

## Atlas

[THE STORY IS GOING TO BE REWRITTEN SOON.]

## Fact

* The Justfinders was thought to be founded and save Los Angeles by Carlos Atlas since he became a gunner of Eric Garcetti for a little month.
Anterograde Amnesia

DisclaimerThis page is not here to be used as a self-diagnosis, self-identification, or promotion - it's simply here to be informational. Whether or not one self-diagnoses, self-identifies, and/or seeks a professional diagnosis is up to them.

**Anterograde Amnesia (AA)** is a type of memory loss that occurs when one can't form new memories. In extreme cases, it can cause one to permanently lose the ability to learn or retain any new information. Anterograde amnesia is often temporary, it usually only last for hours and memory frequently returns to normal afterwards.

## Signs & Symptoms

Because individuals with anterograde amnesia cannot create new memories, someone with this form of amnesia may forget things such as:

* An individual they just met.
* What they last ate.
* New phone numbers.
* Recent life changes.
* Things they recently learned.

Someone with anterograde amnesia might remember how to make a phone call, but they don't remember what they did earlier in the day.

## Causes

Anterograde amnesia can happen for many reasons. The following are the most common causes:

* Alzheimer's disease.
* Brain aneurysms.
* Brain tumors.
* Cerebral hypoxia.
* Frontotemporal dementia.
* Epilepsy and seizures.
* Drugs and medications, especially certain sedatives and anesthetics.
* Head injuries, such as concussions or traumatic brain injuries.
* Infections, such as the herpes simplex virus.
* Mental health conditions and concerns.
* Stroke.
* Toxins, such as carbon monoxide poisoning.
* Transient global amnesia.
* Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome.

## References

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/23221-anterograde-amnesia

Smith CN, Frascino JC, Hopkins RO, Squire LR. The nature of anterograde and retrograde memory impairment after damage to the medial temporal lobe. Neuropsychologia. 2013 Nov;51(13):2709-14. doi: 10.1016/j.neuropsychologia.2013.09.015. Epub 2013 Sep 14. PMID: 24041667; PMCID: PMC3837701.

https://www.verywellmind.com/an-overview-of-anterograde-amnesia-4581313
Auditory-Motor Synesthesia

DisclaimerThis page is not here to be used as a self-diagnosis, self-identification, or promotion - it's simply here to be informational. Whether or not one self-diagnoses, self-identifies, and/or seeks a professional diagnosis is up to them.

**Auditory-Motor Synesthesia**, also called **Audio-Motor**, **Sound-to-Kinetics**, **Auditory-Kinetic** or **Auditory-Kinesthetic Synesthesia**, is a type of synesthesia in which someone experiences involuntary movements in response to certain sounds. These movements are specific to a part of the body and consistent with the certain sound. These can be either general or musical sounds.

## References

https://www.thesynesthesiatree.com/2021/02/auditory-motor-synesthesia.html
Postural Disorder

DisclaimerThis page is not here to be used as a self-diagnosis, self-identification, or promotion - it's simply here to be informational. Whether or not one self-diagnoses, self-identifies, and/or seeks a professional diagnosis is up to them.

**Postural Disorder (PD)** is when one demonstrates poor core strength and decreased endurance. An individual usually has difficulty keeping their body on task while moving or keeping their body still at rest.

## Signs & Symptoms

Symptoms of PD may include the following:

* No internal motivation to move.
* Poor bilateral coordination, difficulty using both sides of the body simultaneously.
* Challenges with ocular-motor abilities.
* Inefficient vestibular and proprioceptive processing.

Common symptoms of postural disorder include:

* Frequently drooling or inability to keep things in the mouth while eating.
* Not chewing food thoroughly.
* Poor depth perception.
* Difficulty focusing eyes.
* Terrible aim when reaching for objects.
* Poor sports performance.
* Difficulty maintaining balance for long periods of time.
* Frequently leaning on furniture or wall.
* Very clumsy.
* Sits in awkward positions.
* Low muscle tone.
* Difficulty using the restroom.

## References

https://www.spdstar.org/sites/default/files/publications/3.%20Jul.-Aug.%202012%20-%20SBMD%2C%20PD\_0.pdf

https://sinetwork.org/subtype-2-sensory-based-motor-disorder/
Oppositional Defiant Disorder

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**Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)** is a condition in which one displays a pattern of uncooperative, defiant and angry behavior towards other individuals, especially those in authority. ODD typically emerges in childhood and can last throughout adulthood.

## Signs & Symptoms

* Angry or irritable mood.
	+ Often and easily loses temper.
	+ Is frequently touchy or easily annoyed by others.
	+ Is often angry and resentful.
* Argumentative and defiant behavior.
	+ Often argues with adults or individuals in authority.
	+ Often deliberately annoys or upsets others.
	+ Often blames others for their mistakes or misbehavior.
* Vindictiveness.
	+ Is often spiteful or vindictive.
	+ Has shown spiteful or vindictive behavior at least twice in the past six months.

## Causes

There's no known clear cause of oppositional defiant disorder. Contributing causes may be a combination of inherited and environmental factors.

### Biological factors

* A parent with a history of ADHD, ODD, or CD.
* A parent with a mood disorder.
* A parent with a substance use disorder.
* A mother who smoked during pregnancy.
* Abnormal levels of neurotransmitters in the brain.
* Exposure to toxins.
* Impairment to the part of the brain for reasoning, judgement, and impulse control.
* Poor nutrition.

### Psychological factors

* A neglectful or absent parent.
* Poor relationship with one or more parents.
* Difficulty or an inability to form social relationships or process social cues.

### Social factors

* Abuse or neglect.
* Chaotic environment.
* Family instability.
* Inconsistent discipline.
* Lack of supervision.
* Poverty.
* Uninvolved parents.

## References

1. https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/oppositional-defiant-disorder/symptoms-causes/syc-20375831
2. https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/9905-oppositional-defiant-disorder
3. https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-oppositional-defiant-disorder-2161913
Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder

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**Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)**, previously called **Selective Eating Disorder**, is an eating disorder characterized by a persistent failure to meet appropriate nutritional and/or energy needs. The meaning of "fear food" in individuals with ARFID differs from individuals with anorexia and bulimia. For individuals with ARFID, the fear may stem from knowing they must eat when they have no interest in eating, fearing the temperature might not be what they like, fear of choking or becoming sick, or fear of eating new food.

## Signs & Symptoms

### Behavioral and Psychological

* Dresses in layers to hide weight loss or stay warm.
* Reports constipation, abdominal pain, cold intolerance, lethargy, and/or excess energy.
* Reports consistent, vague gastrointestinal issues around mealtimes that have no known cause.
* Dramatic restriction in types of amount of food eaten.
* Will only eat certain textures of food.
* Fears of choking or vomiting.
* Lack of appetite or interest in food.
* Limited range of preferred food that becomes narrower over time.
* No body image disturbance or fear of gaining weight.

### Physical

* Dramatic weight loss.
* Stomach cramps, other non-specific gastrointestinal complaints.
* Menstrual irregularities.
* Difficulties concentrating.
* Abnormal laboratory findings.
* Post-puberty loss of menstrual periods.
* Dizziness.
* Fainting.
* Feeling cold all the time.
* Sleep problems.
* Dry skin.
* Dry and brittle nails.
* Fine hair on body.
* Thinning of hair on head, dry and brittle hair.
* Muscle weakness.
* Cold, mottled hands and feet or swelling of feet.
* Poor wound healing.
* Impaired immune functioning.

## Causes

While the exact cause of ARFID is unknown, it is thought that individuals who develop ARFID do so because of sensory sensitivity, fear of negative consequences, or lack of interest in eating.

ARFID is often associated with psychiatric co-morbidity, especially with anxiety disorders and obsessive-compulsive disorders. The condition is also extremely common with autistic individuals.

## Types of ARFID

### Lack of Interest

Individuals with this type of ARFID have a genuine lack of interest in eating food. They also get full quickly.

### Sensory Avoidance

Individuals with sensory avoidance have issues with food tastes, textures, temperature and smells.

### Fear of Aversive Consequences

Fear of illness, choking, nausea and allergies.

## References

https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/learn/by-eating-disorder/arfid

https://www.arfidawarenessuk.org/copy-of-what-is-arfid-1

https://www.eatingrecoverycenter.com/conditions/arfid

https://www.eatingrecoverycenter.com/conditions/arfid/facts-statistics

https://www.arfidawarenessuk.org/the-link-with-autism-1

https://centerfordiscovery.com/conditions/arfid/
Other Specified Dissociative Disorder

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**Other Specified Dissociative Disorder (OSDD)** is a category that applies to individuals who show symptom characteristics of a dissociative disorder that cause significant distress and impairment in important areas of functioning, but do not meet the full criteria for any specific dissociative disorder.

## Types of OSDD

### OSDD-1a

OSDD-1a is a form of dissociative plurality in which headmates are more blurred between one another, and appear to the outside as different "modes" rather than different individuals.

### OSDD-1b

OSDD-1b is a form of dissociative plurality in which headmates do not experience amnesia between switches, though they still may experience amnesia regarding trauma.

### OSDD-2

OSDD-2 is a dissociative disorder in which ones identity is altered from brainwashing, torture, thought reform, or otherwise coercion-based dissociation. This is typically formed from cults, captivity, and similar traumatic events. OSDD-2 is not typically associated with plurality; however, it can be in some cases.

### OSDD-3

OSDD-3 is a dissociative disorder in which one experiences extreme dissociative symptoms directly after a traumatic event. This typically fades about a month after trauma has occurred; however, if future trauma comes, the individual may experience it again. OSDD-3 is not typically associated with plurality; however, it can be in some cases.

### OSDD-4

OSDD-4 is a dissociative disorder in which one experiences dissociative trances that are not without other causes and cannot remember the time spent in these trances. OSDD-4 is not typically associated with plurality; however, it can be in some cases.

## References

https://did-research.org/comorbid/dd/osdd\_udd/

https://www.isst-d.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Fact-Sheet-IV-What-Are-the-Dissociative-Disorders\_-1.pdf
Other Specified Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorder

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**Other Specified Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorder (OS-OCRD)** is a category of DSM-5 diagnoses that applies to individuals who have symptoms characteristic of an obsessive compulsive disorder, but do not meet the full criteria for any of them.

## References

https://www.psychdb.com/ocd/z-other-oc-and-related-disorders

Van Niekerk, J., & O’Connor, K. (2022). Other Specified and Unspecified Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders. In G. Todd & R. Branch (Eds.), Evidence-Based Treatment for Anxiety Disorders and Depression: A Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Compendium (pp. 269-294). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. doi:10.1017/9781108355605.017
Circumstantiality

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**Circumstantiality** is defined as non-direct thinking or speech that digresses from the main point of conversation. An individual include unnecessary and insignificant information which distracts from the central theme or main point of conversation, although it can be sometimes relevant.

It is often a symptom of schizophrenia and other disorders. Other conditions that can lead to circumstantiality include OCD, ADHD, autism, epilepsy and anxiety disorders.

## Signs & Symptoms

When one talks to someone, they may:

* Include a lot of irrelevant details
* Talk about things that are related to the subject, but not important
* Tell stories that are only slightly related to the subject
* Answer questions with a lot more detail than necessary
* Return to the main point only after talking about other things

## References

Balaram K, Marwaha R. Circumstantiality. [Updated 2022 Oct 17]. In: StatPearls [Internet]. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2023 Jan-. Available from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK532945/

https://www.webmd.com/mental-health/what-is-circumstantial-thought-process

https://dictionary.apa.org/circumstantiality
Alogia

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**Alogia**, also called **Poverty of Speech** or **Dyslogia** (in a less sever form), is the impairment in thinking that affect one's language abilities. It involves using fewer words, answering only what is directly asked, and speaking in a vague, repetitive or overly concrete way.

Alogia can be a symptom of various conditions, but it is most commonly associated with schizophrenia.

## Signs & Symptoms

Alogia is considered a "negative thought disorder," because it takes away the ability to do something.

When one has alogia, one might:

* Pause for a long time between words
* Give short or one-word responses
* Answer only what someone asks
* Have a flat tone to one's voice
* Have a dull facial expression
* Use limited sign language if one can't hear

## Treatment

Treatment for alogia follows the treatment for the underlying condition. Antipsychotics and antidepressants may be used to treat alogia, especially if the underlying cause is schizophrenia.

## References

https://www.webmd.com/mental-health/what-is-alogia

https://www.verywellmind.com/overview-of-alogia-4797519

https://dictionary.apa.org/alogia
Cyclothymic Disorder

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**Cyclothymia**, also called **Cyclothymic Disorder**, caused mood changes, from feeling low to emotional highs. An individual with cyclothymia generally experiences only short periods of normal moods. Most individuals' symptoms are mild enough that they do not seek mental health treatment, this means that cyclothymia often goes undiagnosed and untreated.

## Signs & Symptoms

Cyclothymia symptoms alternate between emotional highs and lows. The highs include symptoms of elevated mood, the lows consist of mild or moderate depressive symptoms.

### Hypomania

Signs and symptoms of the highs of cyclothymia may include:

* An exaggerated feeling of happiness or well-being.
* Extreme optimism.
* Inflated self-esteem.
* Talking more than usual.
* Poor judgement that can result in risky behavior or unwise choices.
* Racing thoughts.
* Irritable or agitated behavior.
* Excessive need for sleep.
* Tendency to be easily distracted.
* Inability to concentrate.

### Depression

Signs and symptoms of the lows of cyclothymia may include:

* Feeling sad, hopeless or empty.
* Tearfulness.
* Irritability (especially in children and teenagers).
* Loss of interest in activities once considered enjoyable.
* Changes in weight.
* Feelings of worthlessness or guilt.
* Sleep problems.
* Restlessness.
* Fatigue or feeling slowed down.
* Problems concentrating.
* Thinking of death or suicidde.

## Causes

The causes of cyclothymia are not known, but there's most likely a genetic link because cyclothymia, depression and bipolar disorder all tend to run in families.

In some individuals, traumatic events or experiences may act as a trigger for the condition, such as severe illness or long periods of stress.

## References

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/cyclothymia/symptoms-causes/syc-20371275

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/cyclothymia/

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/17788-cyclothymia
Antisocial Personality Disorder

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**Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD)** is a mental disorder in which an individual consistently shows no regard for right and wrong and ignores the rights and feelings of others. Individuals with antisocial personality disorder tend to antagonize, manipulate or treat others harshly or without callous indifference. They show no guilt or remorse for their behavior.

## Signs & Symptoms

An individual with antisocial personality disorder may:

* Exploit, manipulate or violate the rights of others.
* Lack concern, regret or remorse about other individuals' distress.
* Behave irresponsibly and show disregard for normal social behavior.
* Have difficulty sustaining long-term relationships.
* Be unable to control their anger.
* Lack guilt, or not learn from their mistakes.
* Blame others for problems in their lives.
* Repeatedly break laws.

An individual with antisocial personality disorder may have a history of conduct disorder before the age of 15.

### Diagnosis

A diagnosis can only be made if the individual is aged 18 years or older and at least three of the following criteria behaviors apply:

* Repeatedly breaking the law.
* Repeatedly being deceitful.
* Being impulsive or incapable of planning ahead.
* Being irritable or aggressive.
* Having a reckless disregard for their safety or the safety of others.
* Being consistently irresponsible.
* Lack of remorse.

These signs are not part of a schizophrenic or manic episodes, they're part of an individual's every day personality and behavior.

## Causes

The cause of this disorder is unknown. An individual's genes and other factors, such as child abuse, may contribute to developing this condition. Individuals with an antisocial or alcoholic parent are at an increased risk. The condition is common among individuals who are in prison.

Setting fires and animal cruelty during childhood are often seen in the development of antisocial personality disorder.

## References

https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000921.htm

https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/conditions/antisocial-personality-disorder/

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/antisocial-personality-disorder/symptoms-causes/syc-20353928

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/9657-antisocial-personality-disorder
Thought Blocking

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**Thought Blocking** is when someone suddenly stops talking in the middle of doing so. It may also cause someone to stop thinking in the middle of a thought. Losing one's train of thought every now and then is common, but it can cause disorganized speech and thinking, as well as hallucinations and delusions in some cases. Individuals with this condition report that they feel as though the thought has been removed from their brains.

## Causes

The most common cause of thought blocking is schizophrenia, although trauma, brain injuries and some drugs may also induce thought blocking.

## Treatment

Treatment is usually used by medications to manage the symptoms of the underlying condition, but many individuals also learn coping skills to manage their thoughts.

## References

https://www.lifeadjustmentteam.com/what-is-thought-blocking-and-how-can-it-affect-someone-with-schizophrenia/#:~:text=Thought%20blocking%20is%20defined%20as,to%20a%20minute%20or%20longer.

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/thought-blocking

https://www.goodtherapy.org/blog/psychpedia/thought-blocking
Timbre-Color and Timbre-Shape

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**Timbre-Color and Timbre-Shape**, also called **Musical Instrument-Color and Musical Instrument-Shape**, is a subtype of auditory-visual synesthesia in which the inducer is the quality of sound made by each particular musical instrument. The possible concurrents are color, shape, texture, size, spatial position and movement. These elements can manifest in any combination and any number of them can be experienced.

**Timbre-Color** is considered a type of chromesthesia. **Timbre-Shape** is only considered a type of chromesthesia if the shapes have color, if they are colorless or monochrome, it is not.

The visual concurrents are consistent, with the same sound evoking the same color, shape or movement for the individual.

## Timbre-Color

In Timbre-Color, the characteristic sound of each instrument produces a different color. The color impressions can exist without having any particular shape. One color can give way to another color or the colors can coexist to form a kind of chromatic "landscape" when several instruments are played together.

For individuals with this type of synesthesia, the instrument usually has one main color and its hues vary according to pitch. It may be lighter when the instrument makes a higher-pitched sound or darker when it makes a lower-pitched sound.

## Timbre-Shape

With Timbre-Shape, the sound of each instrument produces the visual impression of a particular shape. This includes geometric figures, lines, squiggles, blocks or splashes. It can also have color, texture, size, position and movement, though it does not necessarily have any of these additional characteristics.

## References

https://www.thesynesthesiatree.com/2021/03/timbre-colour-and-timbre-shape.html
Non-Rapid Eye Movement Sleep Arousal Disorder

**Non-Rapid Eye Movement Sleep Arousal Disorder**, also called simply **Arousal Disorder**, is a group of parasomnias not related to the REM stages of sleep. Non-REM parasomnias involve physical and verbal activity. One is not completely awake or aware during these events, are not responsive to others' attempts to interact with them, and they don't remember or only partially remember the event the next day.

Non-rapid eye movement (Non-REM) sleep are the first three stages of sleep, from first falling asleep to about the first half of the night.

## Types of Non-Rapid Eye Movement Sleep Arousal Disorders

### Sleep Terrors

Sleep Terrors is a condition in which one experiences episodes of screaming, intense fear, and flailing in their sleep. These episodes are completely unrelated to nightmares and are not caused by nightmares. Sleep terrors are common in children and can be outgrown, but they may pose an issue if they remain and can be classified as a disorder if consistent enough. Sleep terrors can interrupt ones sleep and often times those who experience sleep terrors can begin sleep walking if untreated.

### Sleep Walking

Sleep Walking is a condition in which one has episodes where they get up, walk around, or sometimes participate in tasks all while being fully asleep. The individual may talk during these episodes and/or may have their eyes open, making them appear awake when they are, in reality, fully asleep. This condition can be life threatening, especially if one participates in tasks that could put themselves or others at risk. Occasional sleep walking is not considered a disorder and is common amongst children and teens; however, if it continues and is consistent, it can be classified as a disorder.

### Confusional Arousals

Confusional Arousals is a condition in which one experiences episodes of disoriented behavior and confusion and behaves in a wake-like manner while not technically awakening. This is different than typical confusion/drowsiness when awakening, as these episodes can happen at any time and often occur within two hours after falling asleep.

### Sleep-Related Eating Disorder (SRED)

SRED is a condition in which one consumes food during sleep-walking periods. This disorder can be dangerous as it can cause one to consume toxic materials, consume things they are allergic to, and/or cause one to choke.

## References

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/12133-parasomnias--disruptive-sleep-disorders

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/sleep-terrors/symptoms-causes/syc-20353524

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/sleepwalking/symptoms-causes/syc-20353506#:~:text=Sleepwalking%20%E2%80%94%20also%20known%20as%20somnambulism,serious%20problems%20or%20require%20treatment

https://stanfordhealthcare.org/medical-conditions/sleep/nighttime-sleep-behaviors/confusional-arousals.html
Allism

A joke from subreddit r/aspiememes about a parent with an allistic child complaining about allism.

### Similar/related to

Neurotypicality

**Allism**, also known as **Allism Spectrum Disorder**, is a term used to refer to the brain condition of someone who does not show any of the characteristics associated with autism: People with allism have a huge advantage in modern social interaction. The terms "allism" and "neurotypical" are generally only used within the autism community. It is oftentimes recognized as neurotypicality, although some neurodivergents may be classified as allistic considering they don't have autism. However, this does not conclude that autistics are not apart of the neurodiversity community.

Topics such as "Allism Awareness" and a linear spectrum of allism are often joked about, with some people using the same offensive terms for autism as a joke such as:

* Curing allism or seeing allism as a disease
* Replacing "autistic puzzle pieces" with "allistic squares"
* Supporting the discipline of "allistic traits"
* Replacing #LightItUpBlue to #ToneItDownTaupe or #LightItUpGreen
* Replacing Autism Speaks with Allism Speaks, Allism Shouts and/or Allism Talks

## Gallery

A photographed definition of allism.Tone it Down Taupe - We sometimes recieve criticism that we don't listen to people with allism - and that's ... (FB/TONEITDOWNTAUPE)True Facts ™ : r/aspiememesSuspect your child may have allism? Consult your doctor today r/aspiememes

## References

1. ↑ https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/allism
MSD0009-Chương 2

此刻，祁天发现自己正坐在一张办公桌前，身边摞满了厚厚的文件。

“祁组长，好消息，今天晚上不用加班哦。”一个甜美的声音在身边响起。

祁天回过头去，看到了一个穿着工作服的年轻女孩，祁天觉得她很熟悉，但又记不起是谁。

“你是……”

“我是筱梅啊，你怎么连我都不记得了？”女孩讶异地问。

时值盛夏，她的脖子上却围了一条厚重的红色毛围巾，与她整齐的工装搭配在一起，显得十分怪异。

“呃……我昨天不小心摔了一跤，磕到额角，医生说可能有短暂性的失忆。”祁天编了一个拙劣的谎言。

“那以后可要小心呀！”女孩关切地说，“我是你的助手筱梅，咱们经常搭档呢。”

“哦，是这样啊……”祁天试着从筱梅口中套出更多关于自己的信息，“但我还有好多事情记不起来，能不能请你……”

“嘘——”筱梅忽然把食指贴在嘴上，比了一个“秘密”的手势，露出了狡黠的微笑。

“抱歉了祁组长，我现在还有急事，没办法和你细说。晚上我们到附近的饭店详谈吧。”

说完，她头也不回地转身离去了，只留下一个戴着鲜艳红围巾的背影。

无奈的祁天只得轮番轰炸身边每一个人，向他们询问关于自己的事情。

然而，所有人的反应都很奇怪，当他提起自己的名字时，他们脸上纷纷露出了惊恐的表情，好像听到某种不可谈论的诅咒与忌讳。

一天下来，祁天通过对身边同事各种死皮赖脸地逼问，也只得到了一点模糊的信息。

他大致知道自己今年三十岁，目前在这家公司当小主管，有一个叫筱梅的助手。

下班时间到了，周围的人却没有一点要离开的意思。祁天好奇地问身旁的同事：“怎么不走，今天不是不加班吗？”

满脸痘痘的肥胖男同事十分诧异地盯着他，好像见到怪物似的：“走？我们从来没走过啊。”他迟滞的眼神像死尸般空洞，直勾勾地盯着祁天。

“别开玩笑了，就算是加班拼业绩也不用这么……”祁天还没说完，忽然发现胖同事的瞳孔开始急剧缩小，脑袋也像木偶般僵硬地转到了右侧，那角度绝不是正常人能达到的。

他的脸部也痛苦地扭曲起来，皮肤逐渐变成了诡异的青紫色，嘴唇像滴血般，红得触目惊心。

天哪，他该不是有什么怪病，恰好这个时候发作了吧。

祁天一把抓起公文包，想赶紧离开这诡异的地方。就在这时，他隐约闻到了一阵刺鼻的焦糊味。

“我……我看不见了……”只剩眼白的胖同事伸出手在空气中胡乱抓着，差点碰到一旁的祁天。

怪味越来越浓烈，那是着火后器物烧焦的味道，还伴随着呛鼻的黑烟。难道是大厦里面失火了？

然而，同事们却对正在发生的怪事不闻不问，依然埋头于电脑之前，仿佛一具具失去了灵魂的行尸走肉。

祁天实在无法忍受眼前的诡异景象，拉开门飞奔了出去。外界的冷风吹过他的脸，使他冷静了一些。

这时，他才猛然意识到，刚才胖同事的诡异模样和一氧化碳中毒而死的尸体的体表症状一模一样。

那一刻，彻骨的寒意和恐惧再次涌了上来。

因为找不到电梯，祁天只好走离他最近的楼梯。倒霉的是，楼梯间的声控灯偏偏失灵了，一个都不亮。

慌乱不堪的他在一片漆黑的楼层间奔逃，几次都差点摔倒。

忽然，楼上楼下响起了嘈杂混乱的脚步声，其中还参杂着撕心裂肺的呼喊声。

声音越来越大，越来越清晰，可祁天看过去时却空无一物，寂静的楼道里连一丝人影都找不到。

心惊胆战的祁天现在只想不顾一切地逃离这该死的地方。可楼梯仿佛变得无比漫长，似乎永远看不到尽头。

不知跑了多久，筋疲力竭的他终于看到了出口，像死里逃生的人一样扑了过去。

出口旁边的路灯下正站着一个戴红色围巾的女人，昏黄的路灯把她的背影拉成一道长长的斜线。那人正是筱梅。祁天这才想起自己这一整天都没在公司见过她。

“祁组长，你来啦，”筱梅转过身来，灯光映衬下的脸苍白僵硬，配上那夸张的口红和腮红，像极了丧葬用的纸人，又像是入殓师新画的妆容。这与白天温婉美丽的她判若两人。

“我一直在等你。”

“呃，久等了。我们去哪里谈？”祁天不敢直视她怪异的脸。

“跟我来吧，我最近发现了一家很不错的餐馆，好多同事都去那里吃呢。”筱梅领着祁天，拐进了一条幽深的小巷里
Tone-Texture Synesthesia

DisclaimerThis page is not here to be used as a self-diagnosis, self-identification, or promotion - it's simply here to be informational. Whether or not one self-diagnoses, self-identifies, and/or seeks a professional diagnosis is up to them.

**Tone-Texture Synesthesia**, also known as **Musical Note-Texture Synesthesia**, is when one can distinguish the different musical notes by the specific texture they perceive for each one. These textures are consistent, involuntary and consciously perceived. The textures can also be idiosyncratic and difficult to describe.

This can be related to sound-texture synesthesia.

## References

https://www.thesynesthesiatree.com/2021/05/tone-texture-synesthesia-musical-note.html