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mental-health2 years ago•5 min saved

"Chatterbox Alert: Overtalking as a Warning Sign for Mental Health Conditions"

Overtalking, also known as compulsive talking or oversharing, can be a sign of certain mental health conditions such as anxiety, ADHD, autism, and bipolar disorder. While overtalking alone does not indicate a mental health condition, it may be a behavior displayed by individuals with these conditions. Autism is a social communication disorder that may involve overtalking, while ADHD can lead to impulsivity and excessive talking. Anxiety can cause overtalking as a way to avoid silence, and bipolar disorder can result in pressured speech during manic episodes. Recognizing overtalking as a potential symptom can help individuals seek appropriate support and treatment.

via Daily Mail|

#adhd #anxiety #autism

mental-health2 years ago•6 min saved

"Overtalking: A Potential Indicator of Mental Health Issues"

Overtalking can be a symptom of various mental health conditions such as ADHD, autism, generalized anxiety disorder, and bipolar disorder. People with ADHD may speak impulsively, while those with autism may struggle with social cues and transitions. Generalized anxiety disorder can lead to excessive worry and a need for constant feedback, while bipolar disorder can cause pressured speech during manic or hypomanic episodes. It is important to consider other symptoms and seek a professional diagnosis for these conditions. Managing overtalking can involve strategies such as using a notepad, speaking in succinct sentences, and being mindful of cues from listeners.

via The Washington Post|

#adhd #autism #bipolar-disorder

mental-health2 years ago•4 min saved

The Linguistic Impact of Depression on Individuals

A new study published in Clinical Psychological Science has identified a class of words that can accurately predict whether someone is suffering from depression. Linguistic analyses using computerized text analysis methods have revealed clear and consistent differences in language between those with and without symptoms of depression. Individuals with depression tend to use an excessive amount of negative emotion words and first-person singular pronouns, suggesting a focus on themselves and less connection with others. Additionally, the prevalence of absolutist words, which convey absolute magnitudes or probabilities, is significantly greater in anxiety and depression forums. Understanding the language of depression can help improve mental health diagnosis and prevention of tragic outcomes.

via Inverse|

#depression #language #linguistic-analysis

science-and-medicine2 years ago•6 min saved

Unveiling the Genetic Origins of Human Diseases and Primate Evolution

Researchers from UNC School of Medicine are using evolutionary genomics to understand human diseases by studying highly constrained genes that have remained unchanged throughout mammalian evolution. This approach provides insights into the origins of psychiatric and neurological disorders and may allow for the manipulation of DNA sequences to lessen the effects of genetic diseases. The research has produced a comprehensive document that researchers can use to explore the genetics underlying various human diseases, offering a new perspective on the role of genetic variations in disease development.

via SciTechDaily|

#evolutionary-genomics #genetic-risk #human-diseases