Perspectives on Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia
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EARLY FIGURES IN DIAGNOSING SCHIZOPHRENIA
Emil Kraepelin (1899)
IDENTIFYING SYMPTOMS
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Catatonia
Hebephrenia ➢ skhizein phren
Paranoia
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dementia praecox ➢
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dementia praecox
manic-depressive illness
Clinical Description, Symptoms,
→ and Subtypes
Psychotic Behavior
→ delusions
hallucinations
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Eugen Bleuler (1908)
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skhizein phren
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disorder of thought
content.
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positive negative symptoms
disorganized symptoms
Erotomanic
Positive Symptoms
Grandeur
Negative Symptoms
Guilt
Jealousy
Disorganized Symptoms
Passivity
➢ Persecution
Poverty
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Reference
Somatic
Thought Control
POSITIVE SYMPTOMS Capgras Syndrome
Positive Symptoms
Cotard’s Syndrome
delusions hallucinations
Delusions
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Schizophrenia
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→
→
EARLY FIGURES IN DIAGNOSING SCHIZOPHRENIA
Emil Kraepelin (1899)
IDENTIFYING SYMPTOMS
➢
Catatonia
Hebephrenia ➢ skhizein phren
Paranoia
→
dementia praecox ➢
→
➢
dementia praecox
manic-depressive illness
Clinical Description, Symptoms,
→ and Subtypes
Psychotic Behavior
→ delusions
hallucinations
➢
Eugen Bleuler (1908)
➢
skhizein phren
,
disorder of thought
content.
→
➢
positive negative symptoms
disorganized symptoms
Erotomanic
Positive Symptoms
Grandeur
Negative Symptoms
Guilt
Jealousy
Disorganized Symptoms
Passivity
➢ Persecution
Poverty
➢
Reference
Somatic
Thought Control
POSITIVE SYMPTOMS Capgras Syndrome
Positive Symptoms
Cotard’s Syndrome
delusions hallucinations
Delusions
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