Excessive distress upon separation from attachment figures

Communication problems

Stereotyped movements

Deficits in social interactions

Significant impairments in social, occupational, or other areas of functioning

Delusions

Flat Affect

Apathy

Anhedonia

None of these

Anxiety

Change in sleep

Loss of interest

Change in appetite

A marked break with reality

Personal distress

Violation of social norms

Maladaptive behavior

Mark is very impulsive, often engages in dangerous behavior that harms others, and lacks remorse for his behavior.

Joe hears voices that tell him that his neighbors are watching him. Other people do not hear these voices.

Bryan falsely believes the television is talking to him.

Peter's speech is incoherent to others. He often goes off on tangents that make little sense.

Jason shows little motivation or emotional interest in anything, and rarely speaks.

Borderline personality disorder

Bipolar disorder

Narcissistic personality disorder

Antisocial personality disorder

Schizoid personality disorder

Paranoia

Decreased sleep

Increased talkatively

Racing thoughts

Inflated sense of self

Aphasia : Difficulty processing the passage of time

Agnosia : Difficulty processing sensory information

Apraxia : Difficulty organizing movement

Amnesia: Difficulty recalling information from memory

All of these are correct pairings

Intense emotional tantrums occuring at least once per week and lasting at least 5 minutes followed by an episode of elimination

Repeated voiding of urine into bed or clothes (involuntary or intentional)

None of these

All of these

The voiding of urine attributable to the physiological effects of a substance