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range of affect

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range of affect
Neurology The palette of a person's facial expression and emotiveness


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Avoidance may entail efforts to stay away from reminders of the event but can also manifest as an inability to recall important aspects of the event, diminished interest in activities, feelings of detachment from others, and a restricted range of affect.
In addition, children may show constriction of play, social withdrawal, a restricted range of affect, and loss of acquired developmental skills (especially language and toilet training).
 
 
 
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