What are the Behavioral symptoms of sleepwalking disorder?

Behavioral symptoms of sleepwalking disorder include performing complex tasks while in a sleep-like state, such as walking around the house, dressing, or even leaving the home, often without any awareness of the actions. Individuals may have blank stares, lack of response to external stimuli, and may be difficult to awaken during episodes. Other behaviors can include talking nonsensically or exhibiting agitation if disturbed. These episodes typically occur during deep sleep and can last from a few minutes to half an hour.