| thought blocking |
A sudden obstruction or interruption in the train of thought or speech, which the person is unable to complete.
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| thought broadcasting |
A symptom of psychosis in which the patient believes that thoughts are broadcast outside the head so that other persons can actually hear them.
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| thought insertion |
The patient's belief that thoughts that are not the patient's own Can be inserted into his mind.
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| thought withdrawal |
An interruption in the train of thought perceived by tile person as someone removing or taking away his thoughts.
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| thought disorder |
Mental disorders with impaired perception of reality, such as schizophrenia.
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| thought | acting with or showing thought and good sense |
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| thought | exhibiting or characterized by careful thought |
| thought | showing thoughtfulness |
| thought | in a thoughtful manner |
| thought | a considerate and thoughtful act |
| thought | the trait of thinking carefully before acting |
| thought | kind and considerate regard for others |
| thought | a calm lengthy intent consideration |
| thought | without care or thought for others |
| thought | marked by or paying little heed or attention |
| thought | (usually followed by `of') without due thought or consideration |
| thought | showing lack of careful thought |
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