oncern for others”; and outbreaking situations as “excessive burden, difficulties relevant to personality defaults, interpersonal conflicts, maturational crisis”; attitudes toward treatment as “antidepressants are almost ineffective, intensive psychotherapy is needed”; clinical course as “they have a strong trend of becoming chronic and prolonged”; age as “two age ranges, one from late teens to 20s, the other in 40s or 50s”; physical features as “no characteristics”; life history as “already showed neurological symptoms or tendency of personality neurosis before onset of depression”; family image as “no cha
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Adolescent psychiatry of Y. Kasahara and succeeding research on <i>Hikikomori</i> in Europe and in Japan.
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