Nov 11, 2019 20:26
4 yrs ago
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German term
Sprechantrieb
German to English
Medical
Medical (general)
Psychischer Befund eines Patienten mit schizoaffektiver Störung, derzeit manische Auslenkung:
"Sprechantrieb deutlich gesteigert"
speech drive??
"Sprechantrieb deutlich gesteigert"
speech drive??
Proposed translations
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Proposed translations
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Increased speech drive/ increased urge to speak / speech compulsion
Increased speech drive/urge to speak also known as speech compulsion is the urge the manic patient feels to speak. Such patients talk continuously, even when it is necessary to remain silent. In other words, they cannot stop speaking, even when what they say is simply gibberish. Like maternal, hunger and erotic drives, this is a drive that compels the person to continue talking.
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Pressured Speech
apparently a symptom of mania (When you have pressured speech, you have an extreme need to share your thoughts, ideas, or comments. It’s part of mania.)
https://www.healthline.com/health/bipolar-disorder/pressured...
https://www.healthline.com/health/bipolar-disorder/pressured...
Peer comment(s):
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Alan Wiser, MD
: While I agree somewhat with the comments below, English and German often emphasize differ aspects; I think in clinical terms I would say something like "notably pressured speech," or "clearly pressured speech.
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Jonny Allen (X)
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speech impetus
Pressured speech seems to be the result of "starker Sprechantrieb", not Sprechantrieb itself.
Compare with this:
"What would happen if the motor program of a word was not or insufficiently transferred to the motor cortex? The speaker (or his brain) wouldn’t know how to move the muscles to articulate a word or phoneme. The result should either be a fuzzy or chaotic movement or a sudden lack of impetus. Both does not meet the experience in stuttering: symptoms are distinct, and speech impetus is strong." http://www.stuttering-theory.eu/blog09.html
Compare with this:
"What would happen if the motor program of a word was not or insufficiently transferred to the motor cortex? The speaker (or his brain) wouldn’t know how to move the muscles to articulate a word or phoneme. The result should either be a fuzzy or chaotic movement or a sudden lack of impetus. Both does not meet the experience in stuttering: symptoms are distinct, and speech impetus is strong." http://www.stuttering-theory.eu/blog09.html
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vocal drive
As an alternative to 'speech'.
"Vocal drive markedly increased", for example.
"Vocal drive markedly increased", for example.
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speech stimulability
ability to imitate speech
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