Personality Changes in Patients Receiving Psychopharmacotherapy
Abstract
A mental disorder is characterized by a clinically significant impairment of a person's cognitive function, emotional regulation, or behavior. It is usually accompanied by distress or severe functional impairment. There are many different types of mental disorders. Mental disorders are also called mental health disorders. Mental health disorder is a collective term that includes mental disorders, various types of psychosocial disabilities and other mental health conditions associated with significant distress, functional impairment or risk of self-harm.
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