Sentence examples for during delusions from inspiring English sources

No previous studies have directly assessed the connection between the distortion of reality and the brain function during delusions or hallucinations, probably because finding subjects suitable for and cooperative with such a study is difficult.

It also identifies specific symptoms (increased appetite during depressive episodes and delusions during manic episodes) as novel candidate predictors of long-term mood stabilizer treatment.

Previous experience with mixed episodes (according to DSM-IV criteria), delusions during manic episodes, appetite increase during depressive episodes, and comorbid anxiety disorders were related to a worse response.

Worse treatment response in patients with more previous mixed episodes, delusions during manic episodes, and appetite increase during depressive episodes was observed not only in the main analysis of all subjects but also in the supplementary analysis of BD-I patients alone.

Psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists and brain scientists have spun out hundreds of ideas about what goes on during a delusion.

Colors would also change on a SPECT scan during illusions and delusions, making them similarly "real".

Lawyers working with the UK legal charity Reprieve say Asghar suffered persistent delusions during the trial and was unable to properly defend himself.

He is also far too intelligent to fall for his own delusions; during recollections of past grandeur and wealth he clearly mocks himself more than he does his gullible listeners.

Colors would also change on a SPECT scan during illusions and delusions, making them similarly "real". For example, hallucinogens, like peyote, that were used by some Native American tribes in their religious rites caused profound alterations in circuits of the brain which mediate sensory perceptions, like vision and hearing.

According to the current results, among psychotic symptoms, delusions during manic episodes were specifically associated with worse responses.

Despite continuing to suffer these delusions during his time in Broadmoor he became a prolific contributor to the first Oxford English Dictionary.