Please enable JavaScript.

Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.

Diagnosing (Psychosis (Delusion (primary (unrealistic), secondary…

- - - - coping strategies
      - content
        
        negative/positive
        
        speaking in 3th person
        
        types of voices
      - results of hallucinations
        
        negative, frightning
      - controlability
      - number of voices
      - frequency
      - time of first experience
      - Duration
      - most notable
        
        emotional valience
        
        disturbance
      - Same brain areas
  - - - unrealistic
    - - reasonable
- - - - Decreased stigma
      - Better for research
      - Takes into account individual characteristics
      - Early detection
      - biology
        
        genes might be continuus
    - - Symptoms fluctuate
      - Difficult to apply
        
        what tests, treatment?
      - not much evidence
  - - - easier to communicate
      - Reliability
      - Dichotomous decision making
      - regulating/perscribing treatment
      - It is known and well studied
      - Clinically useful
    - - Less heterogeneity for research
      - High comorbidity
      - NOS
      - uncertain validity
      - Heterogeneity within categories
      - Too much overlap
- - - - Dimensional approaches
      - symptom clusters
        
        schizophrenia has negative, positive, cognitive
      - Spectrum disorders
        
        inductive bottom up reanalysis possible
    - - Categories not based on neurobiological facts
        
        state of research
      - objective
        
        replace categorical with dimensional
        
        did not work out
        
        too extreme
      - classification has not changed much
        
        new disorders
        
        hoarding
        
        disruptive mood
        
        new subtypes
        
        schizophrenia