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The phenomenon of irritability, or an irritable mood, must be familiar to almost everyone, exposed as we are to all of the noise, niggling inconveniences, and annoyances of daily life It is, nevertheless, a dif cult symptom to interpret in the context of psychopathology Freud used the term Reisbarkeit in a restricted sense to denote an undue sensitivity to noise and considered it a manifestation of anxiety, but obviously this symptom has a much broader connotation and signi cance For one thing, some people are by nature irritable throughout life Also, irritability is an almost expected reaction in overworked, overwrought individuals, who become irritable by force of circumstances An irritable mood or feeling may be present without observed manifestations (inward irritability), or there may be an overt loss of control of temper, with irascible verbal and behavioral outbursts, provoked by trivial but frustrating events Irritability in the foregoing circumstances can hardly be considered a departure from normal However, when it becomes a recurrent event in a person of normally placid temperament, it assumes signi cance, for it may then signify an ongoing anxiety state or depression Irritability is also a common symptom of obsessional neurosis Here the irritability tends to be directed inward, indicating perhaps a sense of frustration with personal disability (Snaith and Taylor) Depressed patients are frequently irritable; as a corollary, this symptom should always be sought in patients suspected of being depressed, since it is so readily recognized by both patients and their families The days preceding menses and the mother s common postnatal mood disorder are characterized by high levels of outwardly directed irritability Short-temperedness and irritability are also common features of the manic state The most extreme degrees of irritability, exempli ed by repeated quarrelsome and assaultive behavior (irritable aggression), are rarely observed in anxiety neurosis and endogenous depression but are usually the mark of sociopathy and brain disease Such irritable aggression is also observed in some patients with Alzheimer disease and other types of dementia and following traumatic contusions of the temporal and frontal lobes.

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The psychologic phenomenon of stress is closely allied to nervousness, fatigue, and anxiety, and all of them are pervasive features of modern life In general terms, stress has been de ned as a feeling of self-doubt about being able to cope with some situation over a period of time The term stress syndrome refers to perturbations of behavior and accompanying physiologic changes that are ascribable to environmental challenges of such intensity and duration as to overwhelm the individual s adaptive capacity The biologic effects of this phenomenon can be recognized in many species chickens laying fewer eggs when moved to a new coop and cows giving less milk when put in a new barn, or monkeys going berserk

As you can see, the targets let you assign the same variety of web document elements as you can with an HTML link The HyperLink web control has the default appearance of HTML links When it first appears on the page, the underlined text is blue; after you visit the linked web page, its visited color is purple You can change this with either the properties or CSS However, you can also use an image like the ImageButton by assigning the URL of an image file to the ImageUrl property The result is exactly the same appearance as an ImageButton, but you have the functionality of a linking object Figure 6-20 shows a HyperLink with the default formatting

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There are few persons who do not at some time experience periods of discouragement and despair As with nervousness, irritability, and anxiety, depression of mood that is appropriate to a given situation in life (eg, grief reaction) is seldom the basis of medical concern Persons in these situations tend to seek help only when their grief or unhappiness is persistent and beyond control However, there are numerous instances in which the symptoms of depression assert themselves for reasons that are not apparent Often the symptoms are interpreted as a medical illness, bringing the patient rst to the internist or neurologist Sometimes another disease is found (such as chronic hepatitis or other infection or postinfectious asthenia) in which chronic fatigue is confused with depression; more often the opposite pertains, ie, an endogenous depression is the essential problem even when there has been evidence earlier of a viral or bacterial infection Since the risk of suicide is not inconsiderable in the depressed patient, an error in diagnosis may be life-threatening From the patient and the family it is learned that the patient has been feeling unwell, low in spirits, blue, glum, unhappy, or morbid There has been a change in his emotional reactions of which the patient may not be fully aware Activities that he formerly found pleasurable are no longer so Often, however, change in mood is less conspicuous than reduction in psychic and physical energy, and it is this type of case that is so often misdiagnosed by internists and neurologists A complaint of fatigue is almost invariable; not uncommonly, it is worse in the morning after a night of restless sleep The patient complains of a loss of pep, weakness, tiredness, having no energy, and/or that his job has become more dif cult His outlook is pessimistic The patient is irritable and preoccupied with uncontrollable worry over trivialities With excessive worry, the ability to think with accustomed ef ciency is reduced; the patient complains that his mind is not functioning properly and he is forgetful and unable to concentrate If the patient is naturally of suspicious nature, paranoid tendencies may assert themselves Particularly troublesome is the patient s tendency to hypochondriasis Indeed, most cases formerly diagnosed as hypochondriasis are now regarded as depression Pain from whatever cause a stiff joint, a toothache, eeting chest or abdominal pains, muscle cramps, or other disturbances such as constipation, frequency of urination, insomnia, pruritus, burning tongue, weight loss may lead to obsessive complaints The patient passes from doctor to doctor seeking relief from symptoms that.

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