SCHIZOPHRENIA

How many patients relapsed with support?

What is a strength of labelling?

What was a strength of this study?

What % of children developed schizophrenia in the Heston study?

What was the percentage of relapse in families with low ee?

Why do people relapse more if returning to family?

Who investigated community care?

Who conducted a study into labelling?

what % of patients failed to respond to drugs?

What type (1/2) is this? Positive symptoms,abnormalities-limbic system,more responsive to drugs

Who investigated labelling?

what was developed in Tarrier 1987?

What shows dopamine alone doesn't control schizophrenia?

What does the patient practise in their homework?

General population risk of schizophrenia?

Which of these is not a limitation of family dysfunction?

What were the results from the Gottesman and Shield twin study?

what should be included in community care?

What % of patients improved in Tarrier's study?

Percentage risk if parents have it?

Why is the biological approach reductionist?

Where in the brain is there increased dopamine levels?

Which patients do not respond well to community care?

What is disordered thinking?

What is included when the therapist builds up a rapport with the patient?

How is there an issue with cause and effect regarding neuroleptic drugs?

What puts pressure on families?

What uses talking, cognitive and psychodynamic theories?

How many patients showed improvements following clozapine?

What was the percentage for relapse in families with high ee?

How do amphetamines provide evidence for the dopamine hypothesis?

What % drop out of Tarrier's study? 

What are the 2 sociocultural explanations?

Which symptoms are involved with Type 2 schizophrenia?

How do anti psychotic drugs work?

What does labelling create?

What is paranoid schizophrenia?

How conducted a study into ee?

what provides evidence for the dopamine hypothesis?

What are the three steps of CBT?

What is an auditory hallucination?

How many volunteers partook in Rosenhan's study?

How many mothers were investigated in Heston study? (adoption study 1966)

How do neuroleptic drugs work?

After taking clozapine, what % of patients went into remission?

What can lack of supervision lead to?

What problems are there with diagnosis?

What is the main neurotransmitter discussed in schizophrenia?

When do patients relapse more frequently?

What has brain imaging shown us?

What is catatonic schizophrenia?

Where is the DSM used?

What is a limitation of labelling?

Give three debates that explain psychoactive drugs.

What % of patients experienced tardive dyskinesia? (long term side effects of older drugs)

Which of these are examples of newer drugs?

Why is it deterministic? (biological explanation)

Due to concordance not being 100%, what is a suitable alternative explanation?

What does hospital care increase?

what does ee stand for?

When community care started, what % of patients left hospital?

Which is most expensive?

How many patients relapsed without support?

What do newer drugs aim to do?

If the definition is broadened to schiz like symptoms, what does the MZ concordance go up to?

What side effects occur with the older drugs?

How many patients in Tarrier's study?

Which of these are older drugs?