Psychopathology

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50 Psychopathology

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1. Passivity phenomena occur in persistent delusional disorder.
2. Dreams are abnormal perceptions.
3. Sensitiver Beziehungswahn is typically associated with hallucinations.
4. Depersonalization is common in agoraphobia.
5. Paraphasias include substitution of words.
6. Weight loss is seen in uncomplicated grief.
7. Repeated suggestion can induce false memories.
8. Waxy flexibility includes resisting passive movements.
9. Morbid jealousy differs from normal jealousy in the quality of evidence for infidelity.
10. Double orientation generally causes little distress to the patient.
11. Grandiose delusions occur in hypomania.
12. Hallucinations are always perceived as emanating from the surrounding environment.
13. Lilliputian hallucinations are often pleasurable.
14. Perceptual disturbances occur in derealization.
15. Pseudohallucinations are sensory deceptions.
16. Pseudohallucinations in the bereaved are indicative of morbid grief.
17. Schneider’s first rank symptoms have their emphasis on form rather than content.
18. Intermetamorphosis is a misidentification syndrome.
19. Dereistic thinking is usually goal directed.
20. Circumstantiality is a disorder of reasoning.
21. Overinclusive thinking can be assessed by object sorting tests.
22. Hypochondriacal delusions are found in most patients with dysmorphophobia.
23. Paranoid literally means ‘beside the mind’.
24. Out of body experiences may occur in normal people.
25. Thought broadcasting involves the patient believing that his thoughts are being read by others.