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    diseases or disorders can be very difficult. Because of this‚ diagnosis is usually done by determining the symptoms of each patient and comparing them to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of the American Psychiatric Association‚ DSM-IV-TR. Schizophrenia is one of those disorders. The areas of the brain that are affected by this disorder are the forebrain‚ hindbrain and limbic system. The cerebrum‚ thalamus‚ and hypothalamus makes up the forebrain. This is the top part and largest section

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    Gomez Mr. Peterson A.P. Psychology Per 04 5/ 30/13 Research Paper: Schizophrenia For my research topic I chose the disorder Schizophrenia. We learned about it around the end of this school year. I wanted to learn more about Schizophrenia‚ which is why I chose it for my research topic. I will tell you what this disorder is‚ how it is treated‚ how it may be caused and much more. The definition of schizophrenia taken from dictionary.com is‚ a severe mental disorder characterized by some

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    behavioral functioning‚ and caused by social‚ psychological‚ biochemical‚ genetic‚ or other factors‚ such as infection or head trauma”. Many mental disorders can progress into other disorders. The progression of depression‚ into bipolar disorder‚ into schizophrenia is what this paper is going to deal with. There is no known cure for any of these disorders‚ just ways to cope. Clinical depression‚ also known as Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)‚ is among one of the leading mental disorders. Like many disorders

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    Gilman’s character Jane struggles with overcoming insanity when she is confined in an asylum with yellow wallpaper. Jane faces her illness head on by releasing the woman in the wallpaper‚ and she escapes from her mental prison by doing so. Jane’s schizophrenia is revealed as she spends most of her time following patterns in the yellow wallpaper‚ hallucinates about a woman trapped in the wallpaper that she sees outside her windows‚ gives the paper human qualities‚ disconnects herself from the outside

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    was having false imaginations of things including agents trying to kill this other person and amongst many other things. But none of those imaginations were true‚ he was just imagining them. Later it is revealed that Nash suffers from Schizophrenia. “Schizophrenia is a collection of related psychiatric disorders of unknown etiology that follow a specific pattern of behavior” (Basile 747). This was also seen in the play The Crucible. In this specific play Abigail Williams‚ one of the main characters

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    variable and it is widely distributed into tissues. The metabolism and drug interactions of trifluoperazine are the same as with the other phenothiazines. It does not show any specific drug interactions. It is indicated for the management of schizophrenia and short-term treatment of nonpsychotic anxiety. ® Thiothixene‚ USP. The absorption of thiothixene is erratic because of its high lipophilicity. It is widely distributed inti tissues and it is more than 90% bound to plasma proteins. Thiothixene

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    this position. In Part A I will discuss Schizophrenia‚ the causes‚ what part of the brain it affects‚ the symptoms‚ medications‚ and therapy involved. Part B will be an interpretation of two cases I chose with the first case being drug abuse‚ and the second case being Anorexia Nervosa . These cases will be analyzed from a bio psychological perspective. Part A: Causes and Treatment of Schizophrenia Schizophrenia is a severe brain disease that interferes

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    safety plans/no self or others harm contract‚ provide psycho education about schizophrenia to increase family insight into MJ‚ helps reduce stress‚ emotional processing‚ cognitive reappraisal‚ structured problem solving‚ and increase family ability to support/encourage patient in treatment compliance and utilize new coping skills (Nichols‚ 2013; Caqueo-Urízar‚ Rus-Calafell‚ Urzúa‚ Escudero‚ & Gutiérrez-Maldonado‚

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    Chesterman did a study to see the connection between post-traumatic stress syndrome‚ otherwise referred to as PTSD‚ and murder. The four gathered 29 participants‚ but only 19 of the 29 actually participated. “In the sample‚ 63% (12/19) suffered from schizophrenia‚ 11% (2/19) each had a delusional disorder‚ major depressive disorder and a schizoaffective disorder‚ while 5% (1/19) suffered from a psychotic disorder [NOS]. Eighty-five percent (17/19) were on antipsychotic medication and 58% (11/19) on antidepressant

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    mathematical genius whose schizophrenia slowly begins to take over his life. Even after suffering the humiliation of being detained during one of his lectures and sent to a mental hospital to be deemed as crazy‚ John Nash refuses to take his medication because it interferes with the top secret mission Parcher‚ one of his hallucinations‚ forces him to undertake throughout the movie. Just when Alicia‚ John’s wife‚ lets herself believe that John is beginning to overcome his schizophrenia‚ his refusal to take

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