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Psychological Researches in Schizophrenic Language and Thought
The Journal of Psychology, 1943(1943). Psychological Researches in Schizophrenic Language and Thought. The Journal of Psychology: Vol. 16, No. 2, pp. 153-176.
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Psychological Changes in Chronic Schizophrenics Following Differential Activity Programmes
Journal of Mental Science, 1962Recent interest in the problems of long-stay mental hospital populations has led to a number of studies which have been concerned with rehabilitation and particularly the re-activation of chronic, deteriorated patients by deliberate and systematic modification of their environment.
Vernon Hamilton, Phillida Salmon
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Psychological Reports, 1982
Schizophrenic and nonschizophrenic patient-judges rated letters which had been written by mothers of schizophrenics and nonschizophrenics on a dimension of similarity to letters received from their own mothers. The lack of agreement of these ratings casts questions on the presence or reliability of the concept in such communications.
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Schizophrenic and nonschizophrenic patient-judges rated letters which had been written by mothers of schizophrenics and nonschizophrenics on a dimension of similarity to letters received from their own mothers. The lack of agreement of these ratings casts questions on the presence or reliability of the concept in such communications.
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Archives of General Psychiatry, 1977
Actively psychotic schizophrenic and nonpsychotic psychiatric inpatients received intravenous methylphenidate hydrochlroide (0.5 mg/kg). Each patient was rated for level of psychosis and talkativeness, and each received the Holtzman projective ink blot tests and the Kent-Rosanoff word-association tests before, during, and after methylphenidate infusion.
David S. Janowsky +3 more
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Actively psychotic schizophrenic and nonpsychotic psychiatric inpatients received intravenous methylphenidate hydrochlroide (0.5 mg/kg). Each patient was rated for level of psychosis and talkativeness, and each received the Holtzman projective ink blot tests and the Kent-Rosanoff word-association tests before, during, and after methylphenidate infusion.
David S. Janowsky +3 more
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Psychological treatment of positive schizophrenic symptoms
1992Despite major advances in pharmacological treatments there is considerable evidence that a significant number of sufferers of schizophrenia continue to experience psychotic symptoms, though possibly less severely than during their acute episode. For example, in a recent survey of all patients in a London psychiatric hospital Curson et al.
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Psychological Intervention Can Partly Alter P300‐Amplitude Abnormalities in Schizophrenics
Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 1989Abstract: In the present study, we investigated whether psychological interventions can alter P300‐abnormalities, specifically enhancing reduced P300‐amplitudes, in schizophrenics. A three‐tone discrimination task was employed for recording P300s, in which psychological intervention to facilitate target detection was performed through delivering a ...
Kazuyuki Nakagome +10 more
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Movement disorders and psychological tests of frontal lobe function in schizophrenic patients
Psychological Medicine, 1992SYNOPSISNeuropsychological tests of frontal lobe functions were undertaken in 46 chronic schizophrenic patients who were also rated for movement disorders. Tardive dyskinesia was found to have significant associations with most of these psychological tests.
K. W. Brown, T. White, Douglas K. Palmer
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The Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry, 2003
This article summarizes the research literature documenting the high prevalence of psychological trauma, including childhood sexual and physical abuse, among people diagnosed psychotic in general and schizophrenic in particular. A review of the relevant literature indicates that childhood trauma may in some cases be causally related to the development ...
Read, John, Ross, Colin A.
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This article summarizes the research literature documenting the high prevalence of psychological trauma, including childhood sexual and physical abuse, among people diagnosed psychotic in general and schizophrenic in particular. A review of the relevant literature indicates that childhood trauma may in some cases be causally related to the development ...
Read, John, Ross, Colin A.
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Schizophrenic Basic Disturbances: Psychological Aspects the Type of “Psychological Deficiency”
1985As the case research of Huber et al. (1) could establish, uncharacteristic disturbances in the overall development of disease are present more extensively than the acute syndromes. These discrete disturbances are often an obstacle to rehabilitation because they lead to overstrain and thus provoke the risk of a renewed decompensation.
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Psychological construing in schizophrenics
British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1972Ederyn Williams, Christopher Quirke
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