- In
psychiatry and psychology,
euthymia is a normal,
tranquil mental state or mood.
People with mood disorders,
including major depressive disorder and...
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Euthymia may
refer to:
Euthymia (medicine), a calm
mental state in
psychology and
psychiatry Euthymia (philosophy), a
concept in
philosophy Euphrosyne...
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Euthymia (Gr****: εὐθυμία, "gladness, good mood, serenity"—literally "good thumos") is a
central concept in the
moral thoughts of Democritus, who presents...
- romanized: Euphrosúnē) is a goddess, one of the
three Charites. She was
sometimes named Euthymia (Ancient Gr****: Εὐθυμία, lit. 'good mood') or
Eutychia (Ancient Gr****:...
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without me. So you will
diminish my
honour (thumos)."
Democritus used "
euthymia" (i.e. "good thumos") to
refer to a
condition in
which the soul
lives calmly...
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Komodia ("Comedy"), Dorkis, Doro,
Eudia ("Calm"),
Eudaimonia ("Happiness"),
Euthymia ("Good Cheer"), Erophyllis,
Galene ("Calm"), Hebe ("Youth"), lo, Kraipale...
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figure in his 1872
novel The Man with the
Golden Touch. It is
derived from
Euthymia, a Gr**** noun
meaning "sweet natured". Timaea,
Queen of
Sparta (fl. 5th...
- However,
these behaviours are
likely to
subside as mood
normalises in BD to
euthymia, but
typically are
pervasive in BPD.
Differences between BPD and BD mood...
- It is not
known where to
place hyperthymia on the
affective spectrum.
Euthymia (medicine) - stable, pleasant, tranquil, "normal" mood
Temperament Happiness...
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personality disorder Depression (mood)
Dysthymia Emotional dysregulation Euthymia List of
people with
bipolar disorder Hypomania Mood (psychology) Mood swing...
