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European Journal of Psychotherapy & Counselling, 2023
In this paper, I try to bring the Lacanian psychoanalytic concept of ‘ordinary psychosis’ (OP) into dialogue with the prevailing paradigms in psychiatry and psychodynamic theory regarding subclinical psychosis: respectively, the model of clinical-high ...
G. Mitropoulos
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In this paper, I try to bring the Lacanian psychoanalytic concept of ‘ordinary psychosis’ (OP) into dialogue with the prevailing paradigms in psychiatry and psychodynamic theory regarding subclinical psychosis: respectively, the model of clinical-high ...
G. Mitropoulos
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Relationships between intra-individual variability and subclinical psychosis
Psychiatry Research, 2019Extensive research indicates that elevated intra-individual variability (IIV) of reaction time is associated with subclinical psychosis, as well as clinically diagnosed psychotic disorder. However, findings regarding the details of this relationship are equivocal.
S. Wallace, Sarah E. Morton, R. Linscott
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The association between perceived racial discrimination and subclinical symptoms of psychosis
Journal of Mental Health, 2020Background Schizophrenia is one of the most disabling disorders with the poorest outcomes. Cross-cultural research indicates an association between perceived racial discrimination and depression, anxiety, general psychological distress, and psychotic ...
D. Lopez +2 more
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
People with psychotic experiences (PE) have movement abnormalities, including slow movements and uncontrolled movements, which are indicative of transition to psychotic disorders.
Shu-Mei Wang, Li-Chieh Kuo, H. Hsu
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People with psychotic experiences (PE) have movement abnormalities, including slow movements and uncontrolled movements, which are indicative of transition to psychotic disorders.
Shu-Mei Wang, Li-Chieh Kuo, H. Hsu
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Schizophrenia Research, 2011
Infections have been suggested to play a role in the etiology of schizophrenia, but the evidence for this has been inconsistent. Schizophrenia patients have an increased risk of infections as a result of hospitalizations or life style factors. Therefore a study on early subclinical manifestations of psychosis in relation to virus infections is ...
Hao Wang +4 more
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Infections have been suggested to play a role in the etiology of schizophrenia, but the evidence for this has been inconsistent. Schizophrenia patients have an increased risk of infections as a result of hospitalizations or life style factors. Therefore a study on early subclinical manifestations of psychosis in relation to virus infections is ...
Hao Wang +4 more
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Does reactivity to stress cosegregate with subclinical psychosis? A general population twin study
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 2009Objective: This study assessed the relationship between stress reactivity (trait 1) and psychosis (trait 2) across genetically related persons (cross‐twin, cross‐trait design) to examine whether stress reactivity is an uncontaminated and unconfounded familial marker of psychosis risk.Method: Reactivity to stress and subclinical psychotic experiences ...
T. Lataster +7 more
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Early Intervention in Psychiatry
Black individuals in the Unites States endure compounded and unique experiences of discrimination and structural racism that may not be as overtly evident in other countries.
Ashley Zollicoffer +6 more
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Black individuals in the Unites States endure compounded and unique experiences of discrimination and structural racism that may not be as overtly evident in other countries.
Ashley Zollicoffer +6 more
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The impact of subclinical psychosis on the transition from subclinicial mania to bipolar disorder.
Journal of Affective Disorders, 2007In the general population, symptoms of mania and psychosis are more broadly distributed than their associated clinical syndromes. Little is known, however, about how these subclinical population phenotypes co-vary with and impact on each other.In a representative population cohort of 7076 adults, prevalence of mania and psychosis symptoms and syndromes
N. Kaymaz +5 more
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