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family dysfunction
expressed emotion
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What does high expressed emotion indicate about caregivers?
They express emotions in a negative way
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What does expressed emotion refer to in schizophrenia?
Relatives' emotional expression towards the
patient
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How do EE relatives typically communicate?
They
talk
more and
listen
less
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What are the types of expressed emotion?
Critical
: Negative comments
Hostile
: Irritability or aggression
Emotional over-involvement
: Self-sacrificing or controlling behaviors
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What does hostile expressed emotion involve?
Irritability
or aggression towards the person
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What characterizes emotional over-involvement?
Self-sacrificing
behavior or controlling actions
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How does high expressed emotion affect patients?
It causes high stress and increases
relapse
risk
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What did Linszen (1997) find about relapse rates?
High
EE
families increase relapse likelihood by
4x
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What is the relapse rate for patients in high EE families according to Kavanagh (1992)?
48%
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What is the relapse rate for patients in low EE families according to Kavanagh (1992)?
21%
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What does Kavanagh's meta-analysis suggest about EE?
EE
may be responsible for patient
relapse
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How do therapies focusing on reducing EE compare to other treatments?
They have lower
relapse rates
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Why might not all patients in high EE families relapse?
Individual differences affect responses to
EE
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What did Lebell et al. (1993) find about patients' perceptions of EE behaviors?
Patients'
appraisals
of behaviors are crucial
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What happens when high EE behaviors are not perceived as negative?
Patients
can do well regardless of EE
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What is important for patients regarding expressed emotion?
Patients' perception of the
family environment
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Are all patients equally vulnerable to expressed emotion?
No
, vulnerability
varies
among patients
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