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1 anges, and analyse individual differences in personality change.
2 emory, executive function, confabulation and personality change.
3 ual onset and progression of memory loss and personality change.
4 ntly presents in adulthood with dementia and personality change.
5  and acute post-ayahuasca experiences affect personality change.
6 e about the detailed dynamics of age-related personality changes.
7 put from the PFC leads to anxiety, fear, and personality changes.
8 atient with SLE who developed erotomania and personality changes.
9 adually and results in memory, behavior, and personality changes.
10 isorganization, vulnerability to stress, and personality changes.
11 ), nausea (45%), gait disturbance (42%), and personality changes (41%).
12 ognitive function decline often started with personality changes and psychiatric manifestations.
13 mbling Task), social functioning, as well as personality changes and psychopathology; standardized ne
14 ence of fear, laughter, or severe interictal personality changes) and an atypical group (4 cases pres
15 ations, visual hallucinations, irritability, personality change, and rapid eye movement [REM] sleep b
16 nd postictal psychoses, affective disorders, personality changes, and cognitive deficits are common p
17 neurodegenerative dementia and presents with personality change associated in a significant subgroup
18                                Moderation of personality change by baseline personality, acute experi
19 etic disorder that causes motor dysfunction, personality changes, dementia, and premature death.
20 ct frontal lobe dysfunction characterized by personality change, deterioration in memory and executiv
21 tive dysfunction, impaired processing speed, personality change, disinhibition or stereotypy; six had
22  one patient, memory loss was accompanied by personality change; for two patients, memory loss was ac
23 ange, 0.43-0.79) and a high risk for 1 BPSD (personality change) (HR, 1.42 [95% CI, 1.10-1.83]).
24 ral symptoms ranged from mild anosognosia to personality change implicating frontal-lobe dementia.
25                             The frequency of personality change in the three groups was striking: cha
26                       Clinical assessment of personality changes in mid-to-late life should first con
27  intimate partners also detected significant personality changes in the desired direction for those d
28            Moderate and severe TBI can cause personality changes including impulsivity, severe irrita
29 ,523) examined the effects of a 3-mo digital personality change intervention using a randomized contr
30 Cognitive decline in ALS is characterised by personality change, irritability, obsessions, poor insig
31 is (PLE) is a rare disorder characterized by personality changes, irritability, depression, seizures,
32 o pinpoint where and when in the life course personality change is most likely to occur; and (d) docu
33 urodegenerative disorder that manifests with personality changes, movement disorders, and cognitive d
34   We also revealed individual differences in personality change over time, and showed that a few indi
35                          Emotional lability, personality changes, psychosis, and mania are less commo
36 ve behaviour, the behavioural, emotional and personality changes seen in patients with prefrontal cor
37 sease entity, is clinically characterized by personality changes sometimes associated with psychosis,
38 ears old, 87.5% presented with behavioral or personality change, sometimes associated with seizures a
39  changes independently contribute to similar personality changes, such as increased neuroticism and d
40           Cognitive therapy produced greater personality change than placebo (P </= .01); but its adv
41 atients who took paroxetine reported greater personality change than placebo patients, even after con
42 isodes of major depression result in lasting personality changes that persist beyond recovery from th
43             Amygdala lesions yielded several personality changes that precluded positive social inter
44                No significant differences in personality changes were found between MI cases and non-
45 files of cognitive function, behavioural and personality changes were obtained on each patient.
46 ding visual-spatial organization and memory; personality change with blunting of affect or disinhibit