mood-congruent psychotic feature

mood-congruent psychotic feature

a DSM–IV–TR and DSM–5 specification for any delusion or hallucination that is thematically consistent with either sadness or mania when it occurs in severe major depressive episodes, manic episodes, or mixed episodes.

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