clinical symptoms of schizophrenia and can be auditory or visual (Lane, 2015). Visual hallucinations involve the schizophrenic seeing things that other people cannot see. Auditory hallucinations are when voices can be heard inside a person’s head and may be threatening or abusive. These hallucinations are very common and are experienced by almost 70% of schizophrenics. Another clinical characteristic of schizophrenia is anhedonia, an “inability to experience pleasure” (Dawd et al., 2009). This is a negative symptom where the schizophrenic may no longer enjoy or look forward to participating in activities that they used to do such as sports. An activity they used to enjoy no longer titillates
