The Fallacy of Schizophrenia

"Psychiatric disorders characterized by loss of contact with the environment, a marked decline in function level in everyday life, and expression of sensory disturbance, thought (such as delusions), perception (hallucinations) and behavioral collapse". This is Webster. Definition of the term schizophrenia. When referring to the term schizophrenia, some of my first problems in my mind are John Nash's beautiful heart or the term "illusion", but in fact schizophrenia is a classical movie theme Not only is it, it is still new. Many studies are necessary to fully understand this disease.

Schizophrenia Discusses topics on how to treat the effects of schizophrenia and illness. In "Psychology: Journey", schizophrenia is defined as "Kuhn and Mitterra" between delusive hallucinations, indifference, abnormal thinking, thought and emotion. This disease usually occurs in the second half of early childhood. There are several theories that schizophrenia is caused by genetics, but no one knows why people suffer from schizophrenia.

Symptoms caused by schizophrenia are more serious than symptoms of bipolar disorder. People with schizophrenia will have hallucinations and delusions. Illusions include looking and listening to things that do not exist. Delusion is a belief in unrealistic things. People with schizophrenia may also experience chaotic thinking and they can not take care of themselves. Symptoms of schizophrenia are divided into two groups that are often referred to as "positive symptoms" and "negative symptoms". This is not based on whether the symptoms are good or bad, but based on whether related symptoms can be described as "add" or "delete" actions. Positive symptoms are accompanied by increased behavior such as delusions and hallucinations. Negative symptoms involve the elimination of behavior. For example, symptoms of social withdrawal include eliminating social interactions.

Schizophrenia has five symptoms. Delusions, hallucinations, confused words, behavioral confusion, and so-called "negative" symptoms. However, the symptoms of schizophrenia vary from person to person, regardless of mode or severity. Not all schizophrenia patients have all the symptoms, the symptoms of schizophrenia may change with time. Imagine the Control - Believe that your thoughts and actions are controlled by external forces. Common delusions include thought broadcasting ("My personal thoughts are conveyed to others"), insertion of thinking ("someone thinks into the head"),