While diagnostic interviews (e.g., the ADIS, K-SADS or DISC) can be used to evaluate the presence or absence of sufficient criteria for a DSM-IV-TR disorder, a variety of self-report measures can provide dimensional information on commonly occurring clinical correlates (e.g., depressive and anxious symptoms, tics, and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder [ADHD] symptoms).
He had nervous tics, too.
Children with Tourette syndrome have nervous tics.
Here was a way of speaking that was spare, restrained, distortedly lyrical, full of anxious repetitions and hesitant tics, and almost overwhelming in its cumulative force.
Moderate to severe distress was observed when patients attempted to suppress or delay RB, a situation that corresponds to the criteria of compulsion such as those observed in anxious-type, non-tic related OCD.
Ms. Deneuve may wear the clothes of a dowdy bourgeois housewife, and Mr. Depardieu may assume some of the tics of a beleaguered, anxious bureaucrat, but their charisma is immune to fashion or time.
This subtheme describes how young people spoke of feeling worried, anxious, or stressed in relation to their tics.
Here are examples of tic triggers: Certain emotions or mental states (hyper, anxious, embarrassed).
Finally, decisions were made to retain some items on neurodevelopmental and mental health disorders, (reading and spelling difficulties, anxiety disorder, anxious worrying, depression, and bipolar disorder) and exclude other items (such as dementia, tics, and immune disorders) thought unlikely to be helpful in defining the BAP.
