SZ paper 2

Question 1

prevelance of SZ

Answer 1

split between sz mind and reality
only 1% likely to get it

Question 2

DSM and ICD diagnosis for sz

Answer 2

report 2 symptoms present in 1 month period
reduced social functioning

Question 3

sympoms of SZ

Answer 3

speech poverty-quality and amount of speech reduced negative symptom
avolution-no longer motivated to do goal ordienttaed tasks negative
delusions-irrational thinking/paranoi postive
hallucainations-auditory or visual postive

Question 4

type 1 sz

Answer 4

charcteristed by postive symptoms
addition to the person

Question 5

type 2 sz

Answer 5

charctersied by negative symptoms
may affect normal emotions and actions
things taken away from person

Question 6

chenieux et al

Answer 6

use d2 psychriast to diagonse 100 patients using DSM-ICD criteria
1 psychirast found 26 with DSM and 44 with ICD
2 psychriats found 13 with DSM and 24 with icd
shows inter rater reliabilti is low

Question 7

DSM and ICD criteria

Answer 7

DSM-states 1 of the 2 symptoms must be spostive
ICD-states 2 nehavtive symtpoms must be sufficeient

Question 8

genetic explantion

Answer 8

greater genetic simialrity, more liekly to diagnose SZ
many candidate genes
aetogilcally heterzegeous
polygenic

Question 9

dopmanine hypotheis

Answer 9

sz may result from excess levels of neurotransmitter dopamine

Question 10

dopaminergic in sub cortex

Answer 10

too much dopamine

Question 11

dopaminergic in cortex

Answer 11

too little dopamine