Question 1

Avolition

Accepted Answer

a little interest in performing basic
functions in their daily lives.

Question 2

Alogia

Accepted Answer

inability to initiate conversation due
to lack of speech. (e.g., di ka kinausap buong
hapon, hindi mo rin sya kakausapin buong
hapon. pataasan ng pride charot)

Question 3

Anhedonia

Accepted Answer

lack of motivation. Nothing
excites them anymore

Question 4

Asociality

Accepted Answer

they have limited interaction.
They do not want to establish relationship.
They want to be left alone.

Question 5

Affective Flattening

Accepted Answer

they do not show
emotions. Poker faced. No reactions. Very
unaffected.
o Could also be a little change in
reaction.

Question 6

Philippe Pinel

Accepted Answer

French physician,
Describes the different causes of
schizophrenia

Question 7

Emil Kraepelin

Accepted Answer

German psychologist
Unified the categories of
schizophrenia and the symptoms.

Question 8

Eugen Bleuler

Accepted Answer

Introduced the term “schizo” as a
splitting mind.

Question 9

Prodromal

Accepted Answer

noticeable psychotic symptoms
with awareness of changes. (e.g., napapansin
na nya na may symptoms sya, aware sya)

Question 10

Active

Accepted Answer

symptoms of delusions and
hallucinations, the individual is unaware.
Symptoms are experienced.

Question 11

Residual

Accepted Answer

– fewer symptoms with negative
symptoms. With no delusion and hallucination,
going back to its normal self but there are still
hints of symptoms but not severe.

Question 12

Delusion

Accepted Answer

– misinterpretation of reality,
disorder thought content. I

Question 13

Grandeur

Accepted Answer

belief that a person is famous or
powerful. He/she can manipulate other
people. More on power and knowledge

Question 14

Persecution

Accepted Answer

some people will harm them.
More on harm.

Question 15

Hallucination

Accepted Answer

– sensory events without any
input from the surroundings or environment.

Question 16

Broca’s Area

Accepted Answer

active brain part
during hallucination.

Question 17

True

Accepted Answer

True or False - People experiencing hallucination
cannot hear voices from other
people. They are just listening to
their thoughts. They cannot
recognize the difference.

Question 18

NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS:

Accepted Answer

absence of normal behavior.
Unlike other people

Question 19

Avolition

Accepted Answer

a little interest in performing basic
functions in their daily lives.

Question 20

SHARED PSYCHOTIC DISORDER OR FOLIE A DEUX

Accepted Answer

Closed relationship with a delusional
individual. 
Good relationship with psychotic disorder.
➢ They absorb the kind of psychosis.
➢ Possible to manifest and perform the different
symptoms.

Question 21

SHARED PSYCHOTIC DISORDER OR FOLIE A DEUX

Accepted Answer

Good relationship with psychotic disorder.
They absorb the kind of psychosis.
Possible to manifest and perform the different
symptoms.

Question 22

Dopamine and Serotonin

Accepted Answer

the involved
neurotransmitters in Schizophrenia

Question 23

BRIEF PSYCHOTIC DISORDER

Accepted Answer

CRITERIA: more than 1 positive symptoms,
1 day to 1 month.

Question 24

SCHIZOPHRENIFORM DISODER

Accepted Answer

CRITERIA: more than 2 positive or negative
symptoms, 1 month to 6 months.

Question 25

SCHIZOPHRENIA

Accepted Answer

CRITERIA: more than 2 positive symptoms +
negative symptoms for 6 months.

Question 26

SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDER

Accepted Answer

CRITERIA: has positive symptoms = chronic
hallucination and delusion + hypomania +
mood episodes + 2 weeks

Question 27

DELUSIONAL DISORDER

Accepted Answer

CRITERIA: more than 1 symptom, no positive
and negative symptoms. But can experience
manic and major depressive episode for 1
month.

Question 28

Bipolar Type

Accepted Answer

(subtypes of shizoaffective)
several days of extreme highs
(mania), and several lows (depression). U may
have an episode of increased energy with
irritability followed by a period of low energy
with sadness.

Question 29

Depressive Type

Accepted Answer

(subtype of shizoaffective)only experience lows
(depression). Your mood is depressed, and u
may have a hard time completing your daily
routine. May experience feelings of
hopelessness.

Question 30

Hippocampus and thalamus

Accepted Answer

Brain structure in schizoaffective

Question 31

with marked stressors

Accepted Answer

the psychotic
episode appears following an acute stressor, or
series of stressors which would overtax the
coping skills of most individuals.

Question 32

without marked stressors

Accepted Answer

here is no
apparent stressor preceding the psychotic
episode.
o No stressors but can still have
Brief Psychotic Disorder.

Question 33

post-partum

Accepted Answer

– this disorder can appear
during pregnancy or within one month
following childbirth.

Question 34

Delusions

Accepted Answer

strange beliefs and ideas which
are resistant to rational/logical dispute or
contradiction from others.

Question 35

Hallucinations

Accepted Answer

where you hear, see, smell,
taste or feel things that appear to be real but
only exist in your mind.

Question 36

Disorganized Speech

Accepted Answer

speaks incoherently,
respond to questions with unrelated answers,
say illogical things, or shift topics frequently.

Question 37

Disorganized or catatonic behavior

Accepted Answer

-repetitive, senseless movements, or adopting a
pose which may be maintained for hours.
-the individual may be resistant to
effort to move them into a different
posture, or will assume a new posture
they are placed in.

Question 38

Erotomanic Type

Accepted Answer

type of delusion wherein a person
with a higher status is in love with
them

Question 39

Grandiose Type

Accepted Answer

the conviction of having some great
but unrecognized talent or insight or
having made some important
discovery

Question 40

Jealous Type

Accepted Answer

belief that their sexual partner is
unfaithful.

Question 41

Persecutory Type

Accepted Answer

believes someone or something is
mistreating, spying on, or attempting to harm them.

Question 42

Somatic Type

Accepted Answer

involves bodily functioning or
sensations. (

Term	Definition
Avolition	a little interest in performing basic functions in their daily lives.
Alogia	inability to initiate conversation due to lack of speech. (e.g., di ka kinausap buong hapon, hindi mo rin sya kakausapin buong hapon. pataasan ng pride charot)
Anhedonia	lack of motivation. Nothing excites them anymore
Asociality	they have limited interaction. They do not want to establish relationship. They want to be left alone.
Affective Flattening	they do not show emotions. Poker faced. No reactions. Very unaffected. o Could also be a little change in reaction.
Philippe Pinel	French physician, Describes the different causes of schizophrenia
Emil Kraepelin	German psychologist Unified the categories of schizophrenia and the symptoms.
Eugen Bleuler	Introduced the term “schizo” as a splitting mind.
Prodromal	noticeable psychotic symptoms with awareness of changes. (e.g., napapansin na nya na may symptoms sya, aware sya)
Active	symptoms of delusions and hallucinations, the individual is unaware. Symptoms are experienced.
Residual	– fewer symptoms with negative symptoms. With no delusion and hallucination, going back to its normal self but there are still hints of symptoms but not severe.
Delusion	– misinterpretation of reality, disorder thought content. I
Grandeur	belief that a person is famous or powerful. He/she can manipulate other people. More on power and knowledge
Persecution	some people will harm them. More on harm.
Hallucination	– sensory events without any input from the surroundings or environment.
Broca’s Area	active brain part during hallucination.
True	True or False - People experiencing hallucination cannot hear voices from other people. They are just listening to their thoughts. They cannot recognize the difference.
NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS:	absence of normal behavior. Unlike other people
Avolition	a little interest in performing basic functions in their daily lives.
SHARED PSYCHOTIC DISORDER OR FOLIE A DEUX	Closed relationship with a delusional individual. Good relationship with psychotic disorder. ➢ They absorb the kind of psychosis. ➢ Possible to manifest and perform the different symptoms.
SHARED PSYCHOTIC DISORDER OR FOLIE A DEUX	Good relationship with psychotic disorder. They absorb the kind of psychosis. Possible to manifest and perform the different symptoms.
Dopamine and Serotonin	the involved neurotransmitters in Schizophrenia
BRIEF PSYCHOTIC DISORDER	CRITERIA: more than 1 positive symptoms, 1 day to 1 month.
SCHIZOPHRENIFORM DISODER	CRITERIA: more than 2 positive or negative symptoms, 1 month to 6 months.
SCHIZOPHRENIA	CRITERIA: more than 2 positive symptoms + negative symptoms for 6 months.
SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDER	CRITERIA: has positive symptoms = chronic hallucination and delusion + hypomania + mood episodes + 2 weeks
DELUSIONAL DISORDER	CRITERIA: more than 1 symptom, no positive and negative symptoms. But can experience manic and major depressive episode for 1 month.
Bipolar Type	(subtypes of shizoaffective) several days of extreme highs (mania), and several lows (depression). U may have an episode of increased energy with irritability followed by a period of low energy with sadness.
Depressive Type	(subtype of shizoaffective)only experience lows (depression). Your mood is depressed, and u may have a hard time completing your daily routine. May experience feelings of hopelessness.
Hippocampus and thalamus	Brain structure in schizoaffective
with marked stressors	the psychotic episode appears following an acute stressor, or series of stressors which would overtax the coping skills of most individuals.
without marked stressors	here is no apparent stressor preceding the psychotic episode. o No stressors but can still have Brief Psychotic Disorder.
post-partum	– this disorder can appear during pregnancy or within one month following childbirth.
Delusions	strange beliefs and ideas which are resistant to rational/logical dispute or contradiction from others.
Hallucinations	where you hear, see, smell, taste or feel things that appear to be real but only exist in your mind.
Disorganized Speech	speaks incoherently, respond to questions with unrelated answers, say illogical things, or shift topics frequently.
Disorganized or catatonic behavior	-repetitive, senseless movements, or adopting a pose which may be maintained for hours. -the individual may be resistant to effort to move them into a different posture, or will assume a new posture they are placed in.
Erotomanic Type	type of delusion wherein a person with a higher status is in love with them
Grandiose Type	the conviction of having some great but unrecognized talent or insight or having made some important discovery
Jealous Type	belief that their sexual partner is unfaithful.
Persecutory Type	believes someone or something is mistreating, spying on, or attempting to harm them.
Somatic Type	involves bodily functioning or sensations. (

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