Clinical characteristics of the depressive development of personality
V. Vishnevski?. Zh Nevropatol Psikhiatr Im S S Korsakova, 88 (12):
73--78(1988)
Abstract
To study manifestations of the depressive personality development, the authors followed up 48 women (of the total number of 143 patients) exposed to long-term objectively unsolvable psychogenically traumatizing situation related to a child's disease. The symptomatology of depressive neurosis had undergone a typical course by the moment of examination: the acuteness, vividness and lability of the affect had disappeared, being replaced by its monotony; depression of the psychic activity in all spheres of life had deepened and strengthened, faith in a favourable resolution of the situation had been fully lost; new traits related to anxiety-dysthymic attitude toward people and events had formed; psychosomatic diseases had developed in the presence of marked vegetative manifestations. Clinical variants of depressive personality development are described. A conclusion is drawn about the typical eventuality of a depressive neurosis in the depressive development of the personality.
%0 Journal Article
%1 Vishnevskii1988
%A Vishnevski?, V. A.
%D 1988
%J Zh Nevropatol Psikhiatr Im S S Korsakova
%K Adolescent; Cerebral Palsy; Child; Child, Preschool; Depressive Disorder; Female; Humans; Middle Aged; Mother-Child Relations; Personality Disorders; Psychiatric Status Rating Scales; Psychophysiologic Disorders
%N 12
%P 73--78
%T Clinical characteristics of the depressive development of personality
%V 88
%X To study manifestations of the depressive personality development, the authors followed up 48 women (of the total number of 143 patients) exposed to long-term objectively unsolvable psychogenically traumatizing situation related to a child's disease. The symptomatology of depressive neurosis had undergone a typical course by the moment of examination: the acuteness, vividness and lability of the affect had disappeared, being replaced by its monotony; depression of the psychic activity in all spheres of life had deepened and strengthened, faith in a favourable resolution of the situation had been fully lost; new traits related to anxiety-dysthymic attitude toward people and events had formed; psychosomatic diseases had developed in the presence of marked vegetative manifestations. Clinical variants of depressive personality development are described. A conclusion is drawn about the typical eventuality of a depressive neurosis in the depressive development of the personality.
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