Assertion: cyclothymia's symptom | /r/HasProperty | persistent
Facets:
value: during the initial 2-year period
type: TEMPORAL
value: in order to diagnose cyclothymic disorder
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Additionally, the current diagnostic criterion for cyclothymia emphasizes that symptoms are persistent, which suggests that they are enduring traits rather than a psychological state, thus, it has been argued that it should be diagnosed as a personality disorder.
text: In order to diagnose cyclothymic disorder, symptoms of hypomania and depression must be regular and persistent.
text: During the initial 2-year period (1 year for children or adolescents), the symptoms must be persistent (present more days than not), and any symptom-free intervals last no longer than 2 months (Criterion B).
text: Symptoms must be persistent
text: Additionally, the current diagnostic criterion for cyclothymia emphasizes that symptoms are persistent, which suggests that they are enduring traits rather than a psychological state, thus, it has been argued that it should be diagnosed as a personality disorder.
text: In addition, the symptoms must be persistent for the first two years of the disorder.
text: Additionally, the current diagnostic criteria for cyclothymia emphasizes that symptoms are persistent, which suggests that they are enduring traits rather than a psychological state, thus, it has been argued that it should be diagnosed as a personality disorder.
text: Additionally, the current diagnostic criterion for cyclothymia emphasizes that symptoms are persistent, which suggests that they are enduring traits rather than a psychological state, thus, it has been argued that it should be diagnosed as a personality disorder.
text: Additionally, the current diagnostic criterion for cyclothymia emphasizes that symptoms are persistent, which suggests that they are enduring traits rather than a psychological state, thus, it has been argued that it should be diagnosed as a personality disorder.
text: Symptoms are persistent, with no more than 2 symptom-free months in a row