Excitable type

Leading features of excitable individuals are extreme irritability and excitability, explosiveness, reaching the bouts of anger, rage, and the reaction does not correspond to the strength of the stimulus. After an outburst of anger or aggressive actions, patients quickly "retire", regret what happened, but in the appropriate situations they do the same. Such people are always unhappy with everything, they are looking for reasons for quibbles, they enter into disputes on any occasion, showing excessive ardor and trying to shout over the interlocutors. The lack of flexibility, stubbornness, conviction of one's righteousness and constant struggle for justice, which ultimately lead to a struggle for one's rights and observance of personal selfish interests, lead to their indecisiveness in the collective, frequent conflicts in the family and at work. One of the variants of an excitable psychopathy is the epileptoid type. For people with this type of personality, along with viscosity, stiffness, rancor, such qualities as sugacity, flattery, hypocrisy, propensity to use in the conversation of diminutive words are characteristic. In addition, excessive pedantry, accuracy, overbearing, selfishness and the predominance of gloomy sullen mood make them unbearable in everyday life and at work. They are uncompromising - either they love or hate, and the surrounding, especially close people, usually suffer from both their love and hatred, accompanied by vengefulness. In some cases, the foreground is a violation of cravings in the form of abuse of alcohol, drugs (relieve stress), the desire to wander. Among the psychopaths of this circle there are gamblers and drunken drunkards, sexual perverts and murderers.