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Motor Symptoms are further divided into chorea which is an excess of involuntary movements, and rigidity (bradykinesia or dyskinesia) which is a slowing of voluntary movement. Chorea is often more prominent in early disease, and rigidity more prominent in later stage disease. Psychiatric Symptoms are broadly divided into six categories: mood disorders (depression and manic depression), anxiety disorders (anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder), behavioral disorders (impulsivity, irritability and aggression), thought disorders (psychosis and delirium), apathy, and insomnia. Cognitive Symptoms: include difficulty with "thinking" skills that are involved in the ability to plan and organize thoughts. Memory is less affected. |