Die Überlegenheit der charakterologischen im Vergleich zur symptomatischen Diagnose
Schlagwörter: Angst, Angstzustände, Ärger, Belastungsgrenze, Flashforwards, Identitätsgefühl, Individuation, Loslösung, Mißtrauen, Paranoia, paranoid, psychiatrische Symptome, Psychopharmaka, Rache, Rebellion, Regression, Ressentiment, Schlaflosigkeit, Schrecken, Selbstwahrnehmung, sprunghaft, Sprunghaftigkeit, Stimmungsschwankungen, Therapieverlauf, Traurigkeit, Wut, zwanghaftes Verhalten
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