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Things psychosis often describes (“psychosis ________”)
proneness, mimicking, polyneuritica, due, treatment, producing
How psychosis often is described (“________ psychosis”)
depressive, acute, toxic, paranoid, induced, affective, functional, organic, schizophrenic, manic, senile, reactive, chronic, alcoholic, puerperal, manicdepressive, infantile, frank, severe, involutional, early, like, hysterical, symbiotic, atypical, brief, amphetamine, overt, true, epileptic, postpartum, latent, onset, mass, untreated, hallucinatory, temporary, collective, active, postoperative, schizoaffective, blown, postictal, borderline, cycloid, traumatic, transient, florid, arteriosclerotic, incipient, hypochondriacal, related, confusional, monosymptomatic, bipolar, disintegrative, endogenous, interictal, mild, manifest, psychogenic, recurrent, delusional, periodic, called, partum, definite, occupational, polyneuritic, nonaffective, fear, autistic, symptomatic, steroid, adolescent, associated, adult, circular, catatonic, posttraumatic
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