http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/06/100609083221.htm It was conducted by Science Daily on June 11, 2010. The high school seniors were 3 times more likely to have very strong depression symptoms iy they slept a lot during the day. they said that 52% had excessive daytime sleepiness then that 30% had very strong depression symptoms and that 32%had some symtopm
s of depression. the study involved 262 high school students that were in senior class and that they were averaged 17.7 years who were attending the public school in Mercer County, N.J. participants reported socio-demographic characteristics using a cross-sectional survey. The findings that were made were that they founded that sleep deprivation was commin among high school seniors. The mean of the total sleep time on school during ther nights was of only 6.1 hours and an increased sleep time of 8.2 hours on weekend nights.
1. Explain the general symptoms of paranoid-type schizophreniaDelusions of persecution, reference exalted birth, special mission, bodily change or jealousy.
Hallucinatory voices that threaten the patient or give commands or auditorty hallucinations without verbal form such as whistling
hallucinations of smell or taste
2. Explain the general symptoms of disorganized type schyzophrenia Active but in aimless and not constructive way
bizarre and innapropiate emotional response
innability to feel pleasure
lack of emotion and motivation
3. Explain the general symptoms of catatonic type schyzophrenia Physical innmobility
excesive mobility
extreme resistance
peculiar movements
mimichking speech or movement
4. 3 positive symptoms of schizophrenia delusions
hallucinations
disorganzied speech thinking
5. 3 negative symptoms of schyzophrenia affective flattening
alogia
avolition
6. difference between hallucination and delusion Delusions are firmly held erroneous beliefs due to exagerations of reasoning or misinterpretations of perceptions or experiences while on the other way hallucinations are distortions or exaggerations of perception in any of the senses.
7. 3 cognitive symptoms of schyzophrenia disorganized thinking
slow thinking
difficult understanding
8. Symptom of avolitionis the reduction, difficulty or innability to initiate and persist in goal directed behavior.
9. Symptom of catatonia mental condition causing total rigidity.
10. delution of grandeur a delution in which one believes oneself possesed of great importance, power, wealth or ability
example. thinking you are a famous soccer player or rock star.
11. Delution of reference when things in the environment seem to be directly related to you even though they are not.
example. it may seem as if peoplea re talking about you or special personal messages are being communicated to you through the TV or radio.
12. Somatic delution are false beliefs about your body
example. that a physical illness exist