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Form of thought disorders By: Dima Lotfie

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Form of thought disordersBy: Dima Lotfie

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- Form of thoughts is the flow of ideas..

- Cannot be observed directly, therefore language is relied on in form of speech, writing or other symbolic creations.

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Form of thought disorders:• refers to disorganized thinking as evidenced

by disorganized speech. • The term 'thought disorder' refers to the

disturbance in one's thought process, which in turn is manifested in the way a person puts forth his/her ideas.

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Painting of artist Adolf Wölfli, representing form of thought disorders.

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Thought disorders include:

• Flight of ideas• Loosening of association • Circumstantiality• Neologism• Incoherence (word salad)

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✦My father sent me here. He drove me in a car. The car is blue in color.Blue color looks good on me, that's why my mom used to buy me a lot of blue shirts..

✦ My mother is very sweet, but she is always getting angry at me. I never get angry because I love everyone, but not everyone loves me.. only my dog loves me. Dogs are man's best friend.. Friends can become enemies.

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Flight of ideas

• fragmented ideas; frequent shifts in conversation topics

• Most commonly seen in manic episodes, bipolar disorder and manic phases of schizophrenia.

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✦I went to the market. I should read that book.

✦ When did you buy this dress? It's a lovely evening.

✦ I should go for a walk. I feel like having a chocolate.

✦ I need to study for the examination. That movie has received very good reviews.

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Loosening of association

• Loosening of association simply means that the patient's thoughts are unrelated.

• Seen mostly in mania or schizophrenia.

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• How did you bruise your arm?

• I woke up in the morning, I washed my face and I applied some make up on..then I tried to create some cute style with my hair and then I opened the door and walked out to the parking and opened the door of the car and sat in the car and I started driving while listening to some jazz music and then when I got out of the car I entered the building and hit my arm with the door.

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circumstantiality

• Using of excessive details which distract from the central theme of a conversation. (unnecessary details and irrelevant remarks cause a delay in getting to the point.)

• The disorder is often associated with schizophrenia and obsessive-compulsive disorder.

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• Why do people comb their hair?

• "Because it makes a light in life, my box is broken help me blue elephant. Isn't banana brave? I like electrons, hello please!"

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Word Salad/Incoherence

• Speech that is unintelligible because, though the individual words are real words, the manner in which they are strung together results in incoherent gibberish.

• a listener is unable to understand the meaning or purpose of the phrase.

• It mostly appears in people with dementia and schizophrenia.

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Neologism

• New word formations• Mostly seen in Depression ,Schizophrenia

and Mania.

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