Sentence examples for most common mood from inspiring English sources

Valproate, lamotrigine, and risperidone were the most common mood stabilizer/antipsychotic treatments taken as monotherapy (Table 2).

Contrary to common belief, Kraepelin's original view of MDI did not involve "classic episodic" bipolar disorder, but rather the reverse: he held that mixed states were the most common mood state, and polarity was irrelevant to diagnosis: what are now called "unipolar" depressive episodes were viewed by Kraepelin as part of MDI (Ghaemi and Dalley 2014).

Divalproex was the most common mood stabilizer (26% of patients) followed by lithium (5.5%), topiramate (5%), carbamazepine, gabapentin and lamatrogine each of which was administered to 2.5% of patients.

These articles provide an overview of the most common mood disorders among cancer patients.

Major depression was the most common mood disorder, prevalent in 10.9% of females and 5.1% of males.

Depression is the most common mood disorder in SLE patients of all ages, without apparent differences in prevalence across age strata.

The most common mood-related problem was "sadness for long time during the day for several weeks" (39.3%; n = 827).

Most common are mood interpretations in two dimensions: valence and arousal.

Although depression is most common, euphoria or mood swings may occur with disease of the frontal lobes of the brain.

Anxiety disorders are the most common, followed by mood disorders (such as depression), impulse-control problems, and substance disorders (like alcoholism or drug abuse and dependency).

Only the three most common medications for mood and anxiety disorders were considered.