Facial expressions indicate the emotional state of the patient. For example, the depressed patient sees the sadness evident on his face, while the patient sees in the state of obsession (especially the light mania) which releases the pleasure of his eyes. We find the face without expression at all in some cases of schizophrenia. However, we should not be fooled in the expression of the face. The patient often smiles "and his heart is sad" (as he put it), and often the smile is a sign of ridicule or mockery or indifference, not joy or joy, the accuracy of knowing beyond smiling Mission and necessity.
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