Euthymia
Clinical conceptA term used for a stable mood that is neither markedly depressed nor elevated.
Terms describing reported mood and observed emotional expression.
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A term used for a stable mood that is neither markedly depressed nor elevated.
The breadth and variety of emotional expression observed during an interaction.
The degree to which observed emotional expression changes in response to topics or events.
A marked reduction in interest in, or pleasure from, activities that were usually rewarding.
A subjectively reported mood that is unusually raised, expansive or euphoric for the context.
Rapid or marked shifts in emotional expression that may be difficult to regulate.
A state of increased sensitivity to frustration or readiness to respond with annoyance or anger.
A subjectively reported state of sadness, reduced emotional wellbeing or lowered mood.
Terms describing reported mood and observed emotional expression.
Australian terminology · Updated 18 Aug 2026