Statistics for Classification and Diagnosis of Schizophrenia

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
	avolition	100%
	delusions	100%
	hallucinations	100%
Positive symptoms	additions to original behaviour	50%
classification & diagnosis	co morbidity	50%
	cotton et al 2009	50%
	culture bias	50%
	dsm includes culture bound syndromes	50%
	false beliefs	50%
diagnosis	gender bias	50%
A03	issues in diagnosis	50%
	longenecker et al 2010	50%
Negative symptoms	loss of usual abilities	50%
What is it ?	psychotic mental disorder	50%
	reliability	50%
Study	Rosenhan 1973	50%
	sharp reduce in motivation	50%
	speech poverty or alogia	50%
	symptom overlap	50%
	validity	50%
	africans more likely to be diagnosed	0%
ICD 11	aim to harmonise with dsm 5	0%
	buckley et al 2009 found that 50% of patients with sz also have depression	0%
	cheniaux et al 2009	0%
	cheniaux found sz is more likely to be diagnosed by the icd	0%
	criterion validity	0%
DSM	diagnostic and statistical manual	0%
	disorganised speech	0%
	duration of 1 month	0%
	duration of at least 6 months	0%
	either positive or negative	0%
	ethnocentric	0%
ICD	international classification of disease	0%
	older version of dsm	0%
	one must be positive	0%
	reduction in the amount and quality of speech	0%
	seeing or hearing things which arent there	0%
	significant social dysfunction	0%
	sz and bipolar both include delusions	0%
	two or more conditions occur at the same time	0%
	two or more conditions share symptoms	0%
	two or more symptoms	0%
	two symptoms must be present	0%
	used since january 2022	0%
	where patients cant distinguish between reality and their own imagination	0%