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“Understanding schizophrenia.... “schizophrenia is a challenging disorder that makes it difficult to distinguish between what is real and unreal, think clearly, manage emotions, and relate to others” (Smith and Segal).... schizophrenia has multiple causes, and generally does not pass across generations.... The… The psychological causes of schizophrenia generally happen before birth.... Children whose mothers had infections during pregnancy have increased risk of suffering from schizophrenia....
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schizophrenia is characterized by a wide spectrum of emotional and cognitive dysfunctions coupled with delusions, disorganized speech and behavior as well as inappropriate emotions.... Symptoms associated with schizophrenia can be grouped into positive, negative and disorganized.... hellip; sitive symptoms in schizophrenia involve active manifestations of abnormal behavior or distortion of the normal behavior manifested through delusions and hallucinations....
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Case Study
But there have been arguments that the PPD may be caused by The biological factor is a reference from the fact that, most of those suffering from PPD have relatives suffering from schizophrenia.... Schizoid and Schizotypal disorders also do not have a known cause but are also related to schizophrenia.... schizophrenia is a mental disorder.... The perspectives of the etiology and treatment of the disorder can be summarized as follows;
Studies taken, confirm that most of those who suffer from schizophrenia, have inherited it (Faraone and Tsuang, 1997)....
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The following case study "Multiaxial Diagnosis of Joseph" is mainly focused on the diagnosis of the 29 years old African American male which shows that he suffers from Axis I psychotic disorder as symptoms are relative to DSM – IV diagnosis.... hellip; According to (ASA) “ The narrowest definition of psychotic is restricted to delusions or prominent hallucinations with the hallucinations occurring in the absence of insight into their pathological nature”....
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This paper "schizophrenia as a Serious Psychiatric Disorder" describes that schizophrenia is a malady commonly associated with not only poor thinking ability but also slow emotional responses.... There have been many misconceptions and myths about schizophrenia, some of the most common is that persons affected with this mental condition have split personality whereby they can be behaving normally then suddenly their behavior changes to weird in the next minute, which is not a fact (Mahoney 185)....
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This coursework "schizophrenia and Its Most Common Forms and Symptoms" focuses on a complex mental disorder that has negative as well as positive symptoms.... hellip; Earlier schizophrenia as considered incurable, nevertheless now a combination of medications that restore natural neurotransmitters level and psychotherapy people with schizophrenia have high chances of turning back to a normal life.... The aim of the paper is to provide treatment variants and to forecast possible outcomes for patients with schizophrenia....
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This term paper "Therapeutic Goals of schizophrenia Treatment" focuses on one of the many mental conditions that people experience.... Due to the ignorance of the public, many do not even know that they live with the condition or that someone they know lives with schizophrenia.... hellip; The department of health needs to sensitize the American public about this mental condition and offer subsidies to the families of the patients living with schizophrenia....
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"schizophrenia as a Psychological Disorder" paper focuses on schizophrenia ranked as one of the most disabling mental situations that are coupled with unreal perceptions.... Specifically, a person suffering from schizophrenia experiences periodical may be unresponsive for specific periods of time.... hellip; In conclusion, schizophrenia is a serious mental health problem that ought to be taken seriously by the entire society as cases related to it are increasing....
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