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Inter-rate reliability as low as 11%. Diagnosis in inconsitant. DSM unreliable in accuratley and consistantly diagnosis schizophrenia

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Card 7

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Positive symptoms more useful for diagnosis than negative symptoms

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Card 8

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Gave description of patient to 134 US and 194 British psychiatrists. 69% of US psychiatrists diagnosed schizophrenia, but only 2% British psychiatrists gave same diagnosis

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Card 9

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Concerns questions about what schizophrenia really is

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Card 10

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Able to identify one single cause

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Card 11

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Able to prescribe a suitable course of treatment and be able to predict the course of illness

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Card 12

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Has distinct symptoms

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Card 13

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Developed a first rank system that he believed distinguished schizophrenia from other disorders.

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Card 14

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Found people with DID have more schizophrenia symptoms than those with schizophrenia. Raises issues with comorbidity so hard to tret as diagnosis is unreliable

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Card 15

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Overlap of conditions

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