The phrase "abnormal mental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing psychological conditions or behaviors that deviate from the norm.
Example: "The study focused on individuals with abnormal mental patterns that affected their daily functioning."
Alternatives: "atypical psychological" or "unusual mental".
The sample size decreased from 5697 (no abnormalities), to 609 (borderline) to 193 (abnormal mental health).
Patients with UVSS exhibit photosensitivity and mild skin abnormalities; in contrast, patients with CS show major growth retardation, abnormal mental development and neurological anomalies, usually leading to early death [ 3, 10] (Table 1).
The pinpointing of abnormalities of specific areas of the brain has aided understanding of some abnormal mental functions, such as disturbances of memory and speech disorders.
Generally, the defendant who successfully establishes his abnormal mental condition is found guilty of manslaughter instead of murder.
Muscle weakness is also a feature of adrenal gland dysfunction in both Addison and Cushing diseases; both of these conditions also induce abnormal mental states.
He and his colleagues are therefore about to start regular tests on two groups of people suffering from mildly abnormal mental symptoms.
It also said that the studies should "provide otherwise unattainable insight into comparative genomics, normal and abnormal behavior, mental health, emotion or cognition".
A few studies from the 1960s and 1970s examined lithium's effect on a broad range of psychiatric problems including brain-related abnormal behavior, mental retardation with abnormal behavior, children with disruptive and aggressive behavior, and prisoners with high levels of aggressiveness and impulsiveness.
This is of particular interest, as this kind of mnemonic dysfunction is often observed in many pathological conditions and clinical entities such as abnormal aging, mental retardation, and an early stage of neurodegenerative disease such as Alzheimer's disease [6] [8].
In the 1970s, sickness benefits replaced about 90percentt of expected earnings for individuals with "abnormal physical or mental conditions" that reduced their normal work capacity by at least 25percentt.
The majority of the participants reported no abnormal physical or mental symptoms to the examining physician.
