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Echolalia is the
unsolicited repetition of
vocalizations made by
another person; when
repeated by the same person, it is
called palilalia. In its profound...
- words, or phrases. It has
features resembling other complex tics such as
echolalia or coprolalia, but,
unlike other aphasias,
palilalia is
based upon contextually...
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Lights (2006)
topped the ARIA
Albums Chart;
while Beautiful Sharks (1999),
Echolalia (2001) and
Leave Your Soul to
Science (2012)
reached the top 10. Two of...
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Echolalia is the
third studio album by
Australian alternative rock band
Something for Kate
which was
released on 22 June 2001. It
peaked at No. 2 on the...
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involuntary repetition or
imitation of
another person's actions.
Similar to
echolalia, the
involuntary repetition of
sounds and language, it is one of the echophenomena...
- posturing, mannerisms, stereotypies,
psychomotor agitation, grimacing,
echolalia, and echopraxia. It
divides catatonia into
three groups based on the underlying...
- toys (e.g.,
lining up toys)
Repetition of
words or phrases,
including echolalia Repetitive motions or movements,
including stimming The
broader autism...
- the
symptoms of
catatonia (such as mutism, withdrawal, stereotypy, and
echolalia,
among others)
overlap with the
symptoms of autism. For this reason, it...
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compulsive shouting; it has
features resembling the
complex tics such as
echolalia,
palilalia and
coprolalia seen in tic disorders, but has been seen in...
- and it is
common in toddlers.
Pronoun reversal is
closely linked to
echolalia:
referring to
themselves as they have
heard others speak of them, resulting...
