Bleuler Described the Underlying Behaviors of Schizophrenia as the Destruction

question 83

Multiple Choice

Bleuler described the underlying behaviors of schizophrenia as the destruction of the forces that connect one function to the next. He called this underlying foundation of the disorder

• A) a fugue state.
• B) split personality.
• C) associative splitting.
• D) folie à deux.

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Definitions:

Cue-dependent Forgetting

The inability to recall information without memory cues, suggesting that forgetting may occur when retrieval cues are not present.

Proactive Interference

A psychological phenomenon where older memories hinder the recall of newer memories.

Decay

The process of gradual deterioration or the breakdown of organic matter through natural physical or chemical processes.

Retroactive Interference

A memory phenomenon where new information interferes with the ability to recall old information.