a
psychiatric term meaning
schizophrenia (also a
psychiatric term) which is a
major mental disorder typically characterized by a
separation of the
thought processes and the emotions, a distortion of
reality accompanied by
delusions and
hallucinations, a fragmentation of the
personality,
motor (involving muscular
movement) disturbances,
bizarre behavior, etc. The
word schizophrenia comes from Greek, meaning split
mind.
a
psychiatric term meaning
schizophrenia. See also
schizoid in this glossary.
a
psychiatric term meaning
schizophrenia. See
schizophrenia in this glossary.
(psychiatry) schizophrenia. See also
schizophrenia in this glossary.
(psychiatry) schizophrenia that usually occurs or begins in
late adolescence. The
phrase comes from
Latin and literally means "precocious
insanity." See also
schizophrenia in this glossary.
(psychiatry) the name for what was
thought to be a common
form of
insanity, developing usually in
late adolescence or early adult
life, and characterized by
loss of
interest in people and things,
loss of effective participation in
practical or social
life, incoherence of
thought and
action, and blunting of
emotion.
(psychiatry) schizophrenia. See also
schizophrenia in this glossary. They say, "This is dementia praecox
case. . ."
-The Itsa Line (20 Aug. 63) a
psychiatric term meaning schizophre-
nia. See also
schizophrenia in this glossary.
(psychiatry) schizophrenia that usually occurs or begins in
late adolescence. The
phrase comes from
Latin and literally means "precocious
insanity." See also
schizophrenia in this glossary. One is
schizophrenia, another is
manic-depressive, another is dementia praecox, another one is oh, I
don't know, over the barrel and another one is the polka.