Why it fits
Irritability, grandiosity, limit-setting intolerance, impulsivity
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Irritability, grandiosity, limit-setting intolerance, impulsivity
Aggression is often fear- or belief-driven rather than predatory.
Separates the Aggression / Violence / Homicidal Ideation group. It is not specific to Mania.
Applies to the Aggression / Violence / Homicidal Ideation group — not specific to Mania
Rows marked “Whole group”: Applies to the Aggression / Violence / Homicidal Ideation group — not specific to Mania
Irritability, grandiosity, limit-setting intolerance, impulsivity
Psychosis, exhaustion, severe substance co-use.
Applies to the Aggression / Violence / Homicidal Ideation group.
Aggression is often fear- or belief-driven rather than predatory.
Applies to the Aggression / Violence / Homicidal Ideation group.
Violence in psychosis is often defensive from perceived threat Mixed irritability is easy to underestimate One of the commonest reversible drivers of acute violence Agitation in dementia is frequently delirium, pain, or environment-driven Recognising the interpersonal trigger can prevent the next escalation
Applies to the Aggression / Violence / Homicidal Ideation group.
None listed
Applies to the Aggression / Violence / Homicidal Ideation group.
None listed
Clinical reference — not validated decision support. Review before use.