PMC9945965_01
Time series of the four simulations for different sets of parameters. Negative events from the environment (variable z) are labeled with an asterisk. (A) Healthy situation: the negative event creates transient symptoms (x), potentiation of internal elements (y), and environmental sensitivity, and then returns to the baseline healthy level. (B) Constant symptom pathology (e.g., schizophrenia spectrum): symptoms appear at some point in life when potentiation has increased due to slowly changing accumulation variable f. The pathology is strongly expressed when the negative event occurs, and weakly affects the other variables. (C) Oscillating symptom pathology (rapid cycling in bipolar disorder): symptoms appear at some point in life when potentiation has increased due to a slow changing accumulation variable f. The disorder is strongly expressed when the negative event occurs which weakly affects the other variables. (D) A disorder based on oscillating symptoms (persistent complex grief disorder): a negative event triggers and stabilizes the oscillations despite the disappearance of this event.
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PMC9945965_02
Time series of the four simulations for different sets of parameters. Negative events from the environment (variable z) are labeled with an asterisk. (A) Healthy situation: the negative event creates transient symptoms (x), potentiation of internal elements (y), and environmental sensitivity, and then returns to the baseline healthy level. (B) Constant symptom pathology (e.g., schizophrenia spectrum): symptoms appear at some point in life when potentiation has increased due to slowly changing accumulation variable f. The pathology is strongly expressed when the negative event occurs, and weakly affects the other variables. (C) Oscillating symptom pathology (rapid cycling in bipolar disorder): symptoms appear at some point in life when potentiation has increased due to a slow changing accumulation variable f. The disorder is strongly expressed when the negative event occurs which weakly affects the other variables. (D) A disorder based on oscillating symptoms (persistent complex grief disorder): a negative event triggers and stabilizes the oscillations despite the disappearance of this event.
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PMC9945965_03
Time series of the four simulations for different sets of parameters. Negative events from the environment (variable z) are labeled with an asterisk. (A) Healthy situation: the negative event creates transient symptoms (x), potentiation of internal elements (y), and environmental sensitivity, and then returns to the baseline healthy level. (B) Constant symptom pathology (e.g., schizophrenia spectrum): symptoms appear at some point in life when potentiation has increased due to slowly changing accumulation variable f. The pathology is strongly expressed when the negative event occurs, and weakly affects the other variables. (C) Oscillating symptom pathology (rapid cycling in bipolar disorder): symptoms appear at some point in life when potentiation has increased due to a slow changing accumulation variable f. The disorder is strongly expressed when the negative event occurs which weakly affects the other variables. (D) A disorder based on oscillating symptoms (persistent complex grief disorder): a negative event triggers and stabilizes the oscillations despite the disappearance of this event.
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PMC9945965_04
Time series of the four simulations for different sets of parameters. Negative events from the environment (variable z) are labeled with an asterisk. (A) Healthy situation: the negative event creates transient symptoms (x), potentiation of internal elements (y), and environmental sensitivity, and then returns to the baseline healthy level. (B) Constant symptom pathology (e.g., schizophrenia spectrum): symptoms appear at some point in life when potentiation has increased due to slowly changing accumulation variable f. The pathology is strongly expressed when the negative event occurs, and weakly affects the other variables. (C) Oscillating symptom pathology (rapid cycling in bipolar disorder): symptoms appear at some point in life when potentiation has increased due to a slow changing accumulation variable f. The disorder is strongly expressed when the negative event occurs which weakly affects the other variables. (D) A disorder based on oscillating symptoms (persistent complex grief disorder): a negative event triggers and stabilizes the oscillations despite the disappearance of this event.
fpsyg-14-1099257-g0002.jpg
PMC9945965_04_fpsyg-14-1099257-g0002.jpg
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