Additionally, those with a family history of depression or psychotic illness are more prone to psychotic depression. [psychcentral.com]

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This means not being able to relax or sit still and constantly fidgeting. If you have psychotic depression you may also have psychomotor retardation. This is when your thoughts and physical movements slow down. [www2.hse.ie]

This means not being able to relax or sit still, and constantly fidgeting. At the other extreme, a person with psychotic depression may have "psychomotor retardation", where both their thoughts and physical movements slow down. [nhs.uk]

A person with psychotic depression may neglect appearance by not bathing or changing clothes. Or that person may be hard to talk to. Perhaps he or she barely talks or else says things that make no sense. [webmd.com]

Yet one component of psychotic illness, despite having the potential to be equally (if not more) informative on these challenges, is conspicuous in its neglect: major depressive disorder with psychotic features (MDDP). [academic.oup.com]

Because of unsettling experiences not grounded in reality on top of the devastating experience of depression, sufferers of psychotic depression may be at great risk of self-neglect or of harming themselves or others. [brightquest.com]

More specifically, a person with psychotic depression may: Have inappropriate emotional outbursts, like yelling at a coworker for a trivial issue Neglect their personal hygiene and appearance Spend an inordinate amount of time sleeping or being by themselves [therecoveryvillage.com]

In addition to psychosis, other symptoms more common in this form of depression include increased motor disturbances, either severe agitation or severe slowing up; cognitive impairment; feelings of guilt and hopelessness; hypochondria; anxiety and sleep [bbrfoundation.org]