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Positive Symptoms
Extra symptoms not normally present (worse during acute psychosis)
Persecutory
Belief that one is going to be harmed by others
Plotted against, cheated, or defrauded, followed and spied on, poisoned, or drugged
Persecutory
“The FBI has bugged my room and intends to kill me"
Paranoid
Extreme suspiciousness of others and their actions
Paranoid
I won’t eat this food; I know it has been poisoned
Grandiose
Exaggerated feeling of importance, power, knowledge, or identity
Grandiose
“I am Jesus Christ”
Delusions of reference
Events in the environment are assumed to be referring to themselves
Delusions of reference
“Someone is trying to get a message to me through the articles in this magazine”
Delusions of control or influence
Believe that certain objects or persons have CONTROL OVER BEHAVIOR
Delusions of control or influence
“The dentist put a filling in my tooth; I now receive transmissions through the filling that control what I think and do”
Somatic delusion
False idea about the functioning of their body
Nihilistic
False idea that the self, part of self, others or world is NONEXISTENT (dead)
Erotomanic delusions
Someone of high status is in love with them
Jealous
Person’s sexual partner is unfaithful
Loose associations
Ideas shift from one unrelated subject to another
Loose associations
“We wanted to take the bus, but the airport took all the traffic.”
Neologisms
Newly invented words that are meaningless to others
Clang association
words governed by sound, taking form of rhyming
Clang associations
“Its very cold. I am cold and bold. The gold has been sold”
Word salad
group of words put together randomly
Word Salad
“Most forward action grows life double plays circle uniform”
Circumstantiality
Delay in reaching point because of unnecessary and tedious details
Tangentiality
Veering away from the topic
Perservation
persistently repeating the same word or idea
Echolalia
Repeating words/Phrases
Echopraxia
Imitating movements by others