Research for schizophrenia Flashcards

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Intro and symptoms of SZ?

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Bleuler found that symptoms are most severe in the first five years after onset

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Reliability of diagnosis?

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Beck found that diagnosis agreement rate was only 54%
Copeland looked at agreement between US and UK
Read did a test restest analysis
Farmer found the present state analysis
Mojtabi and Nicholson looked at the diagnostic guide

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Validity of diagnosis?

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Buckley looked at comorbid conditions
Konstantareas and Hewitt looked at overlapping symptoms

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Cultural bias?

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Malgady found cultural differences in diagnosis
Copeland found differences between US and UK diagnosis

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Gender bias?

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Goldstein found that men were more likely to be involuntarily committed
Cotton found that women recover quicker
Nasser found that early research was conducted by men
Loring and Powell looked at clinician preconception

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Genetic explanation?

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Ripke reported 108 genetic variants
Gottesman and Shields did the family study
Tienari did the adoption study
Joseph did the twin study

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The dopamine hypothesis?

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Davis did the refined dopamine hypothesis
Randrup and Munkrad created SZ-like behaviour in a sample of rats

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Further neural correlates?

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McEwan argues that nurturing influences could actually instigate these structural changes in the brain

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Family dysfunction?

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Bateson did the double bind hypothesis
Brown looked at high EE
Lidz investigated family background of SZ patients

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The cognitive explanation?

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Bentall got patients to identify who made the words in a category
Startup looked at the effect of CBT

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Biological treatments?

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Kapur looked at the action of AP drugs
Davis investigated the effectiveness of AP drugs
Elesser looked at the long term effects of AP drugs
Ross and Read reanalysed the data from Davis

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CBT?

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Chadwick challenged false beliefs
Tarrier looked at the success of CBT
Startup looked at CBT compared with standard care
Kirschen found that older people were judged as being less suitable for CBT

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Family therapy?

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Vaughn and Leff looked at families with high EE
Leff found that those who engage in EE reduce critical comments
Xiong did cross cultural research

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Token economy?

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Allyon and Azrin found that token economies were successful
Upper found it could address side effects of AP drugs

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Interactionist explanation?

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Meehl proposed the original diathesis stress model
Read proposed that early trauma can affect the developing brain
Tienari looked at genetic risk and parenting style
Startup looked at treatment
Murray looked at children bought after the flu epidemic

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Interactionist treatment?

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Startup looked at CBT with AP drugs
Leff looked at AP drugs and family therapy
Tienari adoption study
Garrett used CBT to change a patient’s mind about taking APs