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speech poverty
negative: lessoning of speech quality and fluency
emotional disturbance
negative: displaying no/innapropriate emotions
avolition
negative: lacking energy to do basic activities
disorganised speech
negative: vague/incoherent speech
delusions
positive: strongly held false beliefs
hallucinations
positive: experiencing a real perception of something false
test retest reliability
when a psychiatrist makes the same diagnosis on 2 occasions with the same information
inter-rater reliability
2 different psychiatrists agree on the same diagnosis
dsm-5
usa
requires positive symptoms
spectrum (kappa)
icd-10
international
can be based on negative symptoms
subtypes
kappa score: cohen
a score measuring inter rater reliability
cohen: sz has a ks of 0.46 :(
rosenhans pseudopatient study
sent pseudopatients undercover in a psych ward, asked psychiatrists to identify pseudopatients
luhrman: voices
in african cultures, hearing voices is not a sign of sz and is seen as a sign of ancestors interacting.
cultural bias in reliability
evaluation of reliability in diagnosis
co morbidity
the extent that 2 or more conditions occur simultaneously
buckley
comorbidity of sz and depression; occurs in 50% of patients
swets et al
most ppl with sz also have ocd, meta analysis on sz patients with ocd symptoms (25%)
ross et al
people with DID have more sz symptoms than people diagnosed with sz, can lead to wrong diagnosis
gender differences
women are diagnosed later due to masking
goldstein
men are more involuntary commited to psych wards due to sigma
bravermen et al
the sz diagnosis was based on healthy adult males, gender bias as it doesnt include women
evaluation of validity in diagnosis
biological explanations for sz
genetics
dopamine hypothesis
neural correlates
genetics
gottesman: the more closer related, the higher chance of sz (siblings 9%, identical twins 48%)
sz has no candidiate genes, polygenic
ripke et al: 108 variations
dopamine hypothesis
calebrasi et al:
hyperdopaminergia: excess can lead to positive
hypodopaminergia: less can lead to negative
neural correlates
patterns/brain structure
avolition linked to ventral striatum (rewards), sz patients have low brain activity
allen: brain scans on patients with hallucainations have low activity in superior temporal gyrus; to so with languagw centres
evaluation of biological explanation of sz
enviroment plays apart, biologically reductionist
dopamine cause or effect of sz
noll: 1/3 of pateints dont respond to dopamine drugs
bioloigcally deterministic, reliable and scienfitic using brain scans
biological treatment of sz
antipsychotics
typical + atypical
typical
chloropromazine; blocks receptors in synapse to reduce dopamine action to normalise to reduce symptoms
atypical
clozapine; severe side effects: binds to dopamine receptors
evaluation of biological treatment of schizophrenia
side effects
dopamine hypothesis, other neurotransmitters could affect
chemical lobotomies
placebo
expensive
psychological explanations of schizophrenia
family dysfunction
double bind theory
expressed emotion
cognitive factors
family dysfunction
reichmann: having a schizophrenogenic mother whos cold, distant and controlling
can lead to delusions and paranoia
double bind theory
bateson et al: communication style within families, child recieves inconsistent message and gets punished
leads to paranoia
expressed emotion
family communication, criticism or overly loving.
too intense leads to stress
cognitive factors
frith et al: dysfunctional thought processing
meta representation: cant reflect
central control: cant supress emotioms
evaluation of psychological explanations
reductionist, cause or effect of cognitive deficiencies
research support: stirling et al - compared sz patients, cognitive tasks took them longer
berger: sz patients had higher recall of double bind statements
hogarty: therapy with expressed emotions helps reduce symptoms
psychological treatment for sz
cbtp (cognitive behavioral therapy psychosis)
family therapy
token economy
cbtp
correct delusional thoughts and change the way you react to them.
cognitive restructuring: identifying
reality testing
coping
family therapy
aims to improve communication within families
phaeroh: identified strategies used in family therapy (form alliences, reduce anger, ability to care) reviewed 53 studies to investigate FT compared to medicine, less relapse
token economy
rewarding positive behavior through OC
azin et al: used TE on female sz patients, reinforced positive behaviour.
sran et al: variety of rewards better than 1 big reward
evaluation of psychological treatment if sz
ethics, cbtp is dependant on disprder stage, medical complaincw, no binding, economy,family helps,community sz wards,
diathesis stress model
people with more genetic vulnerability are more likely to have sz.
diathesis (genetics)
stress (nurture)
tienari et al
genetics can be moderated by the enviroment; he found 145 high risk adopted children and 158 low risk adopted children who were rehomed. 14 had sz and 11 of them high risk. diff enviroment lowered chance of sz