Abstract
Abstract following the most trivial and impersonal causes there is the effect of rage with its motor accompaniments. They may be the most grotesque gesticulations, excessive movements of the face and a sharp explosiveness of speech; there will be cursing and outbreaks of violence which are often directed toward things; there may or may not be amnesia for these events afterwards. (Kaplan, 1899:295)
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