Definition: Premuddling is a method used in psychology and psychiatry to diagnose mental illness through observation of patients. It involves observing symptoms and behaviors that are common in individuals with a particular mental disorder, without directly diagnosing the disorder itself. The goal is to identify patterns or characteristics that may be indicative of the disorder's symptoms. Premuddling can be applied to various disorders such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and other neurological conditions.
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