Schizophrenia Spectrum And Other Psychotic Disorder

Question 1

fixed beliefs that are not amenable to change with the light of conflicting evidence

Answer 1

Delusion

Question 2

false beliefs that an individual will be harrased, hurt, conspired against, followed by someone, a group or an organization.

Answer 2

Persecutory Type Delusions

Question 3

a conviction that a major catastrophe will occur

Answer 3

Nihilistic Delusions

Question 4

false beliefs that someone (usually of higher status) is in love to an individual

Answer 4

Erotomanic Type Delusions

Question 5

irrational beliefs that an individual has extravagant or exceptional wealth, fame, discovery, or ability

Answer 5

Grandiose Type Delusions

Question 6

bizarre preoccupation in body functions, appearance, and health

Answer 6

Somatic Type Delusions

Question 7

false conviction that an individual’s partner is cheating on him/her

Answer 7

Jealous Type Delusions

Question 8

perception-like experiences without an external stimuli

Answer 8

Hallucination

Question 9

Hallucinations that are considered normal that occurs while falling asleep

Answer 9

Hypnagogic Hallucinations

Question 10

hallucinations that are considered normal that occurs while waking up

Answer 10

Hypnopompic Hallucinations

Question 11

Disorganized thinking is usually inferred from

Answer 11

Speech

Question 12

Avolition

Answer 12

decreases in self initiated motivated activities

Question 13

decrease in speech output

Answer 13

Alogia

Question 14

avoidance to social interaction

Answer 14

Asociality

Question 15

inability to experience pleasure from previously enjoyed activities or a degradation in the recollection of the pleasure previously experienced

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Anhedonia

Question 16

imcludes silliness and unpredictable agitation

Answer 16

Grossly Disorganized or Abnormal Motor Behavior

Question 17

Repetitive actions without obvious goals

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Stereotyped movements

Question 18

decrease in motor and verbal reaction

Answer 18

stupor and mutism