Schizophrenia Review

Identify the two classification systems used to diagnose Schizophrenia

• DSM-VI

• ICD-10

• DSM-V

• ICD-V

Which of the following is not a positive symptom of Schizophrenia?

• Disorganised Speech

• Hallucinations

• Delusions

• Speech Poverty

Which of the following is a neural correlate for negative symptoms?

• Superior Temporal Gyrus

• Ventral Striatum

• Pre-frontal Cortex

• Broca's Area

Which area of the brain is believed to demonstrate hyperdopaminergia?

• Inferior Temporal Gyrus

• Wernicke's Area

• Pre-frontal Cortex

• Broca's Area

When two or more symptoms are shared across different disorders.

• Symptom Overlay

• Comorbidity

• Symptom Overlap

• Co-diagnosis

When an individual suffers from two or more conditions at the same time

• Comorbidity

• Symptom Overlap

• Co-diagnosis

• Schizotypal

Which part of the brain is believed to demonstrate hypodopaminergia?

• Broca's Area

• Pre-frontal Cortex

• Occipital Lobe

• Motor Cortex

Requires the presence of two or more positive symptoms for at least one month

• DSM-V

• ICD-10

Refers to when two or more psychiatrists arrive at the same diagnosis for the same individual with the same set of symptoms

• Inter-rater reliability

• Criterion Validity

Refers to when the two classification systems arrive at the same diagnosis for the same individual with the same set of symptoms

• Criterion Reliability

• Concurrent Validity

• Criteria Validity

• Criterion Validity