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'''Agitation''' is an [[emotion]], a strong emotional disturbance, [[unrest]].
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An extreme form is known as the [[psychomotor agitation]], in which the emotion is expressed in movements and mimics.
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*[[Akathisia]]
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*[[Anxiety]]
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*[[Disturbance]].
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*[[Restlessness]
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*[[Anguish]]
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*[[Distress]]
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[[Category:Emotion]]
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Agitation is an emotion, a strong emotional disturbance, unrest.

An extreme form is known as the psychomotor agitation, in which the emotion is expressed in movements and mimics.

See also:


ru:Ажитация

[[Category:Emotions]