Question

A complete lack of movement and verbal behaviour is referred as ? options a)catatonic behaviours b)catatonic stupor c)alogia d)avoliton​

Answer 1

Answer:

tt

Explanation:

Answer 2

It is referred to as catatonic behaviour.

• Catatonic behaviour typically includes the specific symptoms of evident agitation, possible confusion, and restlessness, as well as an apparent lack of activity and speech.
• A person can pace in a recurrent pattern and make loud exclamations for no apparent reason other than in response to a specific stimulus or key event in the environment.
• For example - The parrot-like repetition or echoing of sentences, in common is another typical catatonic behaviour.