Schizophrenia
Negative symptoms  which includes the examples (ICD: "such as" which means, for example), but ICD doesn't give any other examples, "blunted affect"   which infact is meaning the person, individual is not moving as much as is expected (which is the "blunted" part) emotions (which the doctor thinks or writes as "affect"). This is meant as the person or individual the doctor or someone else with the doctor is talking to, the persons face doesn't move with a look which has the same meaning as the words the person is saying, or a movement a doctor would expect (Department of Psychiatry, Stellenbosch University: "diminished facial expression") having a blank inexpressive look on the face & the person, individuals hands and arms don't move while they are talking ("expressive gestures") & their voice doesn't move around in tone, an up or down change in the voice which goes with speaking the words ("vocal expression").  Flat affect and avolition, and psychomotor disturbances.