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- Created on: 14-05-15 19:39
1. In criterion A, which one of these options would be classed as SZ
- Delusions, hallucinations and Disorganised speech
- Delusions, grossly disorganised/catatonic behaviour and negative symptoms (e.g avolition)
- Grossly disorganised/catatonic behaviour and disorganised speech
- Hallucinations and negative symptoms (e.g avolition)
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2. In which brain area are enlargements thought to be associated with SZ?
- Amygdala
- Hippocampus
- Temporal lobe
- Limbic system
3. What did research by Jacob & Winkler (1927) find?
- After removing cerebrospinal fluid from concious patients, the majority showed more enlarged left rather than right ventricles
- After removing cerebrospinal fluid from concious patients, the majority showed more enlarged right rather than left ventricles
- SZ pps showed more cerebrospinal fluid than controls in the right ventricles
- SZ pps showed more cerebrospinal fluid than controls in the left ventricles
4. Which 2 groups in Seidman et al's (2002) study had the lowest left hippocampal volume?
- The two biological parents of the SZ pps and their non-psychotic relatives
- SZ pps and their non-psychotic relatives
- Control groups and non-psychotic relatives of the SZ pps
- SZ pps and control groups
5. What was found in a study focusing on the lateral ventricles in two identical twins?
- The SZ twin and abled twin had equally sized ventricles, SZ does not have a clinical genetic basis
- The abled twin had smaller lateral ventricles than the SZ twin
- The abled twin had larger lateral ventricles than the SZ twin
- SZ has a genetic basis
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