To be sure, trusting a pathological person like Trump is risky.
Among these pathological populations, persons with unilateral transfemoral amputation (TFA) are known to exhibit asymmetry in weight bearing [14] [21] and in the patterns of plantar CoP displacements under their non-amputated (NA) and amputated (A) legs [17] [20].
It takes a certain pathological type of person to start the Happy Birthday song off, and it is not you.
Fixation, i.e., an increasingly pathological preoccupation with a person or a cause, such as Clayton Waagner's gathering of target information on abortion doctors.
Diagnosis not only consists in identifying a disorder (nosological diagnosis) or distinguishing between disorders (differential diagnosis); but rather being able to understand the mental and body pathological condition of the person who presents for care.
In extreme cases, the obsessive and compulsive characteristics of ON become pathological and dominate a person's life.
In "Coming Out Under Fire" (1994, 72 minutes), those classified as mentally ill during World War II included "pathological liars, swindlers, kleptomaniacs, pyromaniacs, alcoholic persons and homosexual persons".
On pathological examination, the brains of persons with ADAD can demonstrate atypical morphology, distribution, and composition of Aβ deposits [ 2].
However, despite all the reported pathological aberrations in PES-positive persons, none or only marginal functional changes are induced by PES in extraocular organs and tissues.
Personality in this sense can be lost, what we experience, for instance, in the dramatic modifications of the identity of persons during the pathological processes of frontotemporal dementia or Alzheimer disease [ 46].
