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What is schizophrenia?
A severe mental health illness where contact with reality and insight are impaired
What is meant by a positive symptom in terms of schizophrenia?
Additional experiences beyond ordinary existence
What are the positive symptoms of schizophrenia?
Hallucinations and delusions
What are hallucinations?
Unusual sensory experiences
What are the types of hallucinations?
Auditory, visual, tactile, olfactory
What are a few examples of hallucinations?
See faces that aren’t there, hear voices speaking to them, feeling bugs touching their skin
What are delusions?
Irrational beliefs
What are a few examples of delusions?
Believing that they are being followed, believing they are a historical figure
What is meant by a negative symptom in terms of schizophrenia?
Loss of usual abilities and experiences
What are the negative symptoms of schizophrenia?
Avolition and speech poverty
What is avolition?
Struggling with beginning or keeping up with goal directed activities. Have reduced motivation to complete tasks
What are the three identifying signs of avolition?
Poor hygiene and grooming, lack of persistence in work or education, lack of energy
What is speech poverty?
Changes in patterns of speech
What are the effects of speech poverty?
Reduction in the amount and quality of speech. Sometimes, a delay in verbal response occurs
How does the DSM-5-TR approach to speech disturbances differ from traditional speech poverty?
There is more emphasis on disorganised speech, when the speaker changes topic mid sentence or incoherent. Labelled as a positive symptom