Psychology: Neurotic and Psychotic Disorders

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Match the following symptoms with their corresponding definitions:

DELUSIONS = Fixed, false beliefs HALLUCINATIONS = False sensory perception without external stimulus DISORGANIZED SPEECH = Incoherent speech ILLUSION = Misinterpretation of true stimulus

Match the following symptoms with their corresponding characteristics:

HALLUCINATIONS = Involuntary DISORGANIZED SPEECH = Involuntary DELUSIONS = Must occur in the context of hypnagogic or hypnopompic states

Match the following terms with their corresponding definitions:

HYPNAGOGIC = Asleep HYPNOPOMPIC = Awake ILLUSION = False sensory perception without external stimulus HALLUCINATIONS = Misinterpretation of true stimulus

Match the following symptoms with their corresponding descriptions:

<p>DISORGANIZED SPEECH = Disorganized thinking HALLUCINATIONS = Fixed, false beliefs DELUSIONS = False sensory perception without external stimulus ILLUSION = Incoherent speech</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following symptoms with their corresponding characteristics:

<p>HALLUCINATIONS = Occurs without external stimulus DISORGANIZED SPEECH = Disorganized thinking DELUSIONS = Involuntary ILLUSION = Occurs in the context of a clear sensorium</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Schizophrenic Disorder (Schizo)

Delusions: Fixed, false beliefs
Hallucinations: False sensory perception
- Occurs without external stimulus
- Involuntary
- Must occur in the context of a clear sensorium
- Can be Hypnagogic (occurring when falling asleep) or Hypnopompic (occurring when waking up)
- Distinguished from illusions, which are misinterpretations of true stimuli
Disorganized Speech: Characterized by "disorganized thinking" and "incoherent speech"