types of schizophrenia

Question 1

the individual may be extremely withdrawn, may lose interest in people and the environment/situation and may become very passive and apathetic

Answer 1

simple

Question 2

the individual may exhibit childish and foolish behaviour such as uncontrollable giggling, repression to earlier types of behaviour, delusions, hallucinations etc, incoherent speech and often silly (inappropriate emotions)

Answer 2

hebrephenic

Question 3

may display bizarre physical movements, ranging from motionless stupor to violent hyperactivity and alternation between two extremes

may become rigid and mute, hold one position for hours w/o moving, fail to react to outside stimulus

Answer 3

catatonic

Question 4

delusions that people are persecuting them or delusions of grandeur, may trust no one and may be angry or anxious about supposed tormentors

Answer 4

paranoid

Question 5

delusions, hallucinations, and incoherent typical of schizophrenia, however the individual does not neatly fit any of the one types

Answer 5

undifferentiated

Question 6

minor symptoms of schizophrenia lingering after a serious episode

Answer 6

residual