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Hyperventilation / Overbreathing / Rapid deep breathing
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Panic attacks- Periods of sudden fear and discomfort.

Hallucination- It is a perception in the absence of a stimulus.

De personalization- Can be referred to as a condition in which an individual loses awareness of his or her own self.

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