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Results: Differences General	✘Inferiority complex	✘Pedagogical neglect
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 44%(0) — Measurements at the reception 28%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
overprotection	77%	—
moral	—	84%
emotional tension	68%	—
conflict in the family	—	68%
complexities	68%	—
looking for support	—	65%
fear of being rejected	63%	—
conflict with father	—	65%
aversion to worry	61%	—
immoral	—	59%
frustration	60%	—
Can't study	—	59%
worries about himself	59%	—
absent-mindedness	—	59%
envy	59%	—
delinquent behavior	—	53%
taking care of children	57%	—
fear of school	—	53%
fear of public speaking	55%	—
no lack of nervous energy	—	51%
better from communication	55%	—
conflict with the mother	—	51%
fear of failure	55%	—
nose good	—	50%
fear of communication	53%	—
grumpy	—	49%
does not express emotions	52%	—
through unbalanced	—	48%
religiosity	48%	—
childhood diseases	—	47%
doesn 't count well	48%	—
lags behind in the development	—	46%
women passion	48%	—
caring for the family	—	46%
thinks about the bad	47%	—
shy child	—	46%
enthusiastic	46%	—
rude behavior	—	45%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis	44%	—
worries about the work	—	45%
obsessive movements	43%	—
delay of mental development	—	44%
neurotic disorder, unspecified	42%	—
does not like children	—	43%
obsessive thoughts	42%	—
delayed speech development	—	43%
feeling lonely	42%	—
mental retardation	—	42%
positive	38%	—
cognitive disorders	—	41%
general tension	37%	—
studies well	—	41%
changeable mood	37%	—
anxiety about work	—	41%
closes	37%	—
not enough communication	—	41%
no children	36%	—
children's speech	—	41%
asymmetry	35%	—
sociopath	—	40%
aggressive	34%	—
irritability in the child	—	40%
overweight	34%	—
teacher	—	40%
family man	34%	—
neglect	—	40%
psychologist	47%	27%
limited vocabulary	—	40%
patient's condition	56%	39%
lack of desires	—	39%
fear cannot make a decision	55%	45%
anxiety with irritability	—	38%
desire for loneliness	55%	45%
psychopathy	—	38%
denies it	49%	40%
nervous the child	—	38%
self-confident	50%	41%
fatigue from children	—	37%
anxiety	34%	27%
up strong	—	36%
nervousness	37%	30%
restless and anxious	—	36%
history of surgery	54%	48%
restless child	—	36%
mood disorder	33%	27%
intense longing	—	36%
unspecified mental disorders	33%	27%
anxiety disorders in children	—	35%
neurosis	35%	29%
strong irritability	—	35%
emotional	62%	56%
bitterness	—	34%
increased	27%	22%
in the genus mental illness	—	34%
lowered	27%	22%
impulsiveness	—	34%
anxiety depressive disorder	—	34%
sluggish baby	—	33%
emotional child	—	33%
intellectual disabilities in children	—	33%
indifference	—	33%
smart baby	—	32%
depressed mood	—	32%
longing	—	32%
overexcitation of the psyche	—	31%
irritability after illness	—	31%
encephalopathy	—	30%
constant weakness	—	29%
height is low	—	29%
irritability	—	29%
problems with studying	—	29%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	—	28%
cerebral circulation disorder	—	28%
destructive behavior	—	28%
quickly gets tired	—	26%
feeling of bruising	—	26%
neurological disorders	—	25%
recovery period	—	25%
stage of recovery	—	25%
damage to the nervous system	—	24%
indecision	39%	45%

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