Assertion: depersonalization | /r/HasProperty | symptom
Facets:
value: in anxiety disorders
type: OTHER
value: in epilepsy
type: LOCATION
value: in schizophrenia
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Like a number of mental health issues, depersonalization is a symptom that’s often shrouded in mystery.
text: I still would prefer not to include the book; it's non-notable, non-scholarly, and the biggest issue I have is that it invites people to add more books, trivia, movies and other unreliable cruft that mention depersonalization the symptom or depersonalization the disorder.
text: Depersonalisation: symptoms, meaning, therapy .
text: In Schizophrenia, Affective Disorders, Organic Mental Disorders (especially Intoxication or Withdrawal), Anxiety Disorders, Personality Disorders, and epilepsy, depersonalization may be a symptom.
text: Depersonalization is a symptom that most people experience at some point in their lives, and is short-lived.
text: First, because the citations do not reflect the content of the sentence, and secondly, because all three citations refer to depersonalization (symptom), not depersonalization disorder (which is, redundantly, a disorder).
text: These studies indicate that depersonalization is symptom that involves differences in sensory perception and subjective experiences.
text: Depersonalization (the symptom) can last minutes, hours, or days, and I believe it can be temporarily caused by using marijuana.