A) Glutamate
B) Glycine
C) GABA
D) Serotonin
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A) adolescent insanity
B) folie à deux
C) catatonia previa
D) dementia praecox
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A) only D2 receptors are involved in schizophrenia.
B) D2 receptors may be involved when D1 receptors are less active.
C) D2 receptors may be involved when D1 receptors are more active.
D) dopamine is not actually involved in schizophrenia.
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A) controllable
B) uncontrollable
C) inevitable
D) inconvenient
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A) Her extremely disorganized thought processes
B) Her active delusions
C) Her engagement in hallucinatory experiences
D) Her catatonic state
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A) over-involvement
B) criticism
C) emotional distance
D) hostility
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A) An individual with a schizophrenic identical twin has the highest risk factor (almost 50%) of developing schizophrenia.
B) In family studies of schizophrenia, the genetic influence can be separated from the environmental impact.
C) If one person in a family has a particular subtype of schizophrenia,
D) The more severe a parent's schizophrenic disorder, the less likely the children were to develop it.
E) g., paranoid, the other family members inherit a predisposition for that subtype only.
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A) collaborative psychopharmacology.
B) assertive community treatment.
C) family psychoeducation.
D) all of the above
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A) Haloperidol
B) Chlorpromazine
C) Clozapine
D) Risperidone
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A) very successful.
B) not at all successful.
C) somewhat successful while the program is in effect.
D) only successful when the patient is on medication.
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A) distinguishing dementia praecox (schizophrenia) from manic-depressive illness.
B) noting that hallucinations, delusions, and negativism were symptoms of dementia praecox (schizophrenia) .
C) combining several symptoms of insanity (catatonia, paranoia, hebephrenia) that had usually been viewed as reflecting separate and distinct disorders.
D) conceptualizing a treatment for schizophrenic patients that is still being used today.
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A) Blunted affect
B) A delusion
C) Lack of initiative
D) Limited speech
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A) catatonic
B) hebephrenic
C) paranoid
D) disorganized
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A) anhedonia; delusions
B) alogia; hallucinations
C) delusions; flat affect
D) hallucinations; delusions
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A) variable home structure.
B) unshared environment.
C) environmental phenomenon.
D) unique perceptive interpretation.
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A) Schizophrenia is characterized by symptoms common to everyone with the diagnosis.
B) Schizophrenia is characterized by multiple personalities.
C) Schizophrenia is characterized by behavior and symptoms that aren't necessarily common to everyone with the diagnosis.
D) The course of schizophrenia is always predictable.
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A) jealous
B) erotomanic
C) somatic
D) persecutory
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A) Fetal exposure to viral infection
B) Pregnancy complications
C) Delivery complications
D) Viral exposure as a toddler
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A) an anxiety disorder.
B) a mood disorder.
C) a split personality.
D) obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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A) Social withdrawal
B) Negative beliefs or odd thoughts
C) Flat affect
D) Delusions
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