Sentence examples for elevation of mood from inspiring English sources

The melancholic core syndrome is characterized by depression, psychomotor and thought inhibition, varying depressive ideas, and somatic symptoms and the maniac core syndrome by elevation of mood, flight of ideas, pressure of speech, elevated self-consciousness, ideas of grandeur and goal-oriented activity.

A person who experiences alternating states of depression and mania (abnormal elevation of mood) or hypomania (distinct, though not necessarily abnormal, elevation of mood) is said to suffer from bipolar disorder.

First-degree relatives of type II BD patients (FH II) showed an elevation of mood, whereas control subjects and relatives of type I BD patients (FH I) showed a lowering of mood after ATD.

Sugar causes a direct release of serotonin in the brain, providing a short-term elevation of mood.

Additionally, Chapkis (2007) highlights that for patients coming to terms with a terminal illness, the high itself and the elevation of mood they can obtain from cannabis, particularly if they are in chronic or untreatable pain, can actually be therapeutic.

It has been said that elevation of the mood and joy can result from simply singing or chanting God's holy names, and when one repeats this mantra aloud Krishna dances on his tongue!

Bipolar disorder (BD) and major depressive disorder (MDD) are highly heritable and genetically overlapping conditions characterized by episodic elevation and/or depression of mood.

She broke down their emotional components, isolated the elements of mood elevation and tested her findings against those of market researchers.

They suggest a valid cluster of psychopathological vulnerability associated with the experience of mood elevation.

Behavioural symptoms of mood elevation were particularly frequently endorsed by individuals with the probable bipolar syndrome.

Prevalences of different symptoms of mood elevation are compared for the probable bipolar and threshold bipolar groups in Table 1.