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3.3.1 Intro to Schizophrenia
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Schizophrenia
Mental
disorder experienced by
1
% of population
Diagnosed more in
men
, in the
cities
and in
working
class more than
middle
International Classification of Disease edition
10
=
ICD 10
Diagnostic & Statistical Manual edition
5
=
DSM 5
ICD 10 diagnosis requires
two
or more
negative
symptoms
DSM 5 diagnosis requires
one
of the
positive
symptoms
Positive
symptoms =
atypical
experienced in a
addition
to
normal
experiences
Negative
symptoms =
atypical
experiences that represent a
loss
to
normal
experiences
Positive
Symptoms
Hallucinations
Delusions
Negative
Symptoms
Speech Poverty
Avolition
Hallucinations
=
false
sensory experiences that are not based on external stimuli
Speech Poverty
= the inability to speak
clearly
and
fluently
, resulting in difficulty in
understanding
speech
Delusion
= paranoia,
irrational
beliefs
Avolition
= a lack of
motivation
to do something, a lack of
desire
to do something;
apathy
Strength of Diagnosis of Schz : Reliability
Consistency
with Diagnosis
Osorio et al (2019)
Inter-rater
= same diagnosis for same individual (+0.97)
Test-retest
= 1 clinician has same diagnosis on 2 occasions (+0.92)
Weakness of Diagnosis of Schz : Validity
Criterion
validity
Cheniaux et al (2009)
ICD
= 68%;
DSM
= 39%
Under
&
Over
diagnosis
Weakness of Diagnosis of Schz : Co-morbility
Schz diagnosed with other conditions (
depression
,
substance abuse
)
Buckley et al
1/2 diagnosed with Schz had
depression
or
substance abuse
Schz may not be a distinct condition
Weakness of Diagnosis of Schz : Symptom Overlap
Overlap with other conditions; schz &
bipolar disorder
/
depression
(
avolition
&
delusions
)
Hard to distinguish Schz as its own condition
Weakness of Diagnosis of Schz : Gender Bias
Women
under diagnosed
Cotton et al (2009)
Closer
relationships so they get more support
Underdiagnosis
&
less
treatment for women
Weakness of Diagnosis of Schz : Culture Bias
Haiti
= hearing voices = communicating with ancestors
Escobar
(2012)
Overinterpretation of symptoms in
Black
British
People
Discrimmination
in culturally biased system