People experiencing<unk>  may feel the following emotions or do the following actions. Some of these actions are not inherently bad or maladaptive, but they can have maladaptively excessive versions. For example, self-hugging can be therapeutically advisable, but self-hugging as a component of a set of motor<unk>  movements is a sign of<unk> . * unable to sit still * fidgeting * as if their body is stiff * unable to relieve tension * desperate to find a comfortable position * increasingly anxious * exasperated * tearful * extreme irritability, like snapping at friends and family, or being annoyed at small things * anger *<unk>  * racing thoughts and incessant talking * restlessness * pacing * hand-wringing * self-hugging * nail-biting * outbursts of complaining or shouting * pulling at clothes or hair * picking at skin, as either a sign of PMA or even progressing to a disorder (excoriation disorder) * tapping fingers * tapping feet * starting and stopping tasks abruptly * talking very quickly * moving objects around for no reason * taking off clothes then putting them back on
Psychomotor agitation
Salicylate poisoning
Snatiation
Pallor
Catalepsy
Catatonia
Clonus
Paranoia