Sentence examples for shared psychosis from inspiring English sources

Folie a Deux – the psychiatric term for "shared psychosis" – would be an equally apt title for the C4 stalwart fantasy home Grand Designs, where couples egg each other on, collude, are complicit in each other's foolhardy approach to risk.

They "feel they need to step in as a way to diminish his volatility and rage". The danger, Lee said, is that Trump's courtiers do this for too long and succumb to "shared psychosis," in which they come to "share his view of the world and lose touch with reality". Correction: An earlier version of this column attributed a tweet, "More #winning.

When the anguish has played itself out at all levels for Heller and for Sym, for the Jews in the ghetto, and for the city as a whole with the arrival of the liberators, Gloria is left alone with a bizarre symbol of a shared psychosis: in a nod to Yeats, a tortoise "moving its slow thighs".

He tries to convince Scully that Lambert might have been right, but she accuses him of succumbing to a "Folie à Deux", or shared psychosis, with Lambert.

McNiel, Verwoerdt, and Peak (1972) found that positive outcome may be also less likely in elderly pairs with shared psychosis.

There's a catalogue of private hells in Folie à Deux, Howard's current show, which explores slippery perception and the phenomenon of "madness of two", where couples share a psychosis.

European (Germany, Italy and the UK), North American (USA and Canada), Australasian (Australia and New Zealand) and cross-national (Japanese- Australian) studies demonstrate that there are shared stereotypes of psychosis or depression, with many cultural similarities (but also some differences) in attitudes and attributions, emotional responses and tolerance (e.g. [ 17]).

10 There may also be a shared genetic vulnerability between psychosis and risk of diabetes.

There may be several explanations for this increased co morbidity, but there is convincing evidence from animal studies that this may be due to shared vulnerabilities for both psychosis and drug use disorders [ 17].

Ikeda et al. [59] 236 cases (METH-dependent), 864 controls 560 cases (SCZ), 548 controls There was a shared genetic risk between METH-induced psychosis and SCZ.

However, a cohort study of a GP-community health team shared care register for patients with psychosis [ 68] showed no improvement in clinical outcomes or service use.