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Hyperthymic temperament, or
hyperthymia, from
Ancient Gr**** ὑπέρ ("over",
meaning here excessive) + θυμός ("spirited"), is a
proposed personality type...
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giving them an edge in
their theater of work.
People who
experience hyperthymia, or "chronic hypomania",
encounter the same
symptoms as
hypomania but...
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related to
pathological laughter (called “Witzelsucht”).
Cyclothymia Hyperthymia Dysphoria Euphoria Euthymia (philosophy)
Hypomania Major depressive disorder...
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Psychological Dysphoria Euthymia Hyperthymia Sense of
wonder Pharmacological Anxiolytic Designer drug
Recreational drug use...
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demand for
recognition that
accompanied communism's
economic crisis."
Hyperthymia, dysthymia, cyclothymia, and
euthymia (medicine) are mental/behavioral...
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ought to be of
interest to a wide
range of
moral theorists; and that
hyperthymia, a
state of high
baseline happiness, is ****ociated with
better outcomes...
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attention deficit hyperactivity disorder Bipolar disorder Cyclothymia Hyperthymia Hypomania People with
bipolar disorder International Society for Bipolar...
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abused drugs in the past, in
particular marijuana and
amphetamines Have
hyperthymia The
episodes experienced by
individuals with
unipolar mania, generally...
- Amzwar, an
Algerian refugee who
seemingly has
overwhelming happiness ("
hyperthymia")
written in her genes, and the
confounding effects she has on those...
- removed.
Walter Moos
believed that
Haltlose personality disorder and
hyperthymia had
shown itself to be
contagious in rare cases,
wherein classmates developed...
