Individuals with Schizophrenic Disorders Tend to Show a Greater Responsiveness

question 106

Multiple Choice

Individuals with schizophrenic disorders tend to show a greater responsiveness to treatment when

• A) positive and negative symptoms are both evident at the same time.
• B) the predominant symptoms include behavioural excesses or peculiarities.
• C) positive and negative symptoms alternate throughout the schizophrenic episodes.
• D) the predominant symptoms include behavioural deficits.

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