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A very severe psychological disorder.

Involving One particular patient in a university of Florida study refused to aknowledge her cats weight, even though the cat was obese(25lbs). Often times the patient also has a complusive lying disorder, and a very serious guilt complex. They will deny their own actions, and even recall events which never took place. Sometimes they know what their doing is wrong, but it eventually turns into a pathological subconsicious action. Eventually they begin to believe what they say is true, and anyone who says otherwise is wrong. It also extends into other fields of psychology.

Often times they will take phrases and the words of "superiors" very literally. For example one child in the study believed there were no chariots in Egypt, becuase the teacher had not directly stated it. This leads to more imagination, and falsehoods. One child broke anothers sun glasses and never admitted to it.

The symptoms of Caries Animus A few others:

1. Slightly corrupts a memory

2. Denies all accusations

3. Trusts only a few designated "superiors"

4. Makes up ideas and events from thin air.

5. Denies ever watching a television show, playing a game, having a certain friend etc. And the next day loves whatever he/she has denied.

6. Will never admit to being wrong, and if he/she is they will throw a temper tantrum.

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