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delayed echolalia

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delayed echolalia
Etymology: Fr, delai, time extension; Gk, echo, sound, lalein, to babble
a phenomenon, commonly seen in schizophrenia, involving the meaningless automatic repetition of overheard words and phrases. It occurs hours, days, or even weeks after the original stimulus.


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