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    delusions, disorganized thinking and speech heightened perceptions and hallucinations and inappropriate affect are the ones most often in schizophrenia. Many people people with this disorder experience delusions and many people experience emotion that are unsuitable to the situation. Biological Explanation of Schizophrenia Schizophrenia…

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    Shutter Island was directed by Martin Scorsese. Shutter Island focuses a great deal on the psychological behavior of a protagonist. Leonardo Di Caprio (protagonist) starts experiencing elaborate visual hallucinations after he arrives to Boston's Shutter Island Ashecliffe Hospital. These hallucinations which start displaying like a tactic to communicate to the viewer that…

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    persistent anxiety, phobia, and hallucinations. Client states that these symptoms have been ongoing for one month, which has led to interrupting clients work place and social interactions. Eric has become hopeless about his future with the lack of family’s support of his career path and paranoid that his peers plan on harming him. Based on these symptoms, Eric needs to undergo psychiatric evaluation for major depression which causes…

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    evil. The story of Macbeth begins as a respected and loyal hero of Scotland during the Middle Ages takes a turn for the worse. Greed causes the character Macbeth to make sinister decisions; his violence causes his country to turn against him, and hallucinations cause both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth to become insane. The pressure put on Macbeth and the witches’ prediction eventually override his good motives, allowing greed to take control. “Macbeth and another of the king’s general’s, Banquo,…

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    Which are sounds or sensations that are experienced as real but they only exist in their mind. The hallucinations can involve any of the five senses but auditory hallucinations are more common. The voices heard during a hallucination is a voice of someone they know however the voice has a tone that can be abusive or vulgar. The third symptom is disorganized speech. This is when the person has difficulty concentrating…

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    surrounded by Union soldiers; his hands bound and a noose around his neck. Within minutes, the “kind-eyed” man will hang limply from the bridge, but in the moments before death the story takes an interesting turn. Reality is soon blurred with hallucination…

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    between fantasy or reality. Can psychotic behaviors lead to violence or even murder? Psychosis is “the inability to recognize reality, relate to others, or cope with life’s demands” (Valfre 343). Symptoms of psychosis includes hallucinations or delusions. Hallucination is a sensory perception of what is not there, such as hearing voices or seeing things that are not real. Delusion is a belief that is contradictory to what is…

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    A seemingly normal man sits on the exam table in a doctor’s office. He was just referred from the emergency room of the hospital moments earlier and his wife is outside the door, making a call. Neurologist and author of Altered Egos: How the Brain Creates the Self walks in and introduces himself as Dr. Feinberg. The man calls himself John and offers his right hand for Feinberg to shake. Then, to Feinberg’s astonishment, he sees his patient had “what looked like severe chemical burns on his…

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    appropriate time frame. A. Two or more symptoms from the schizophrenia must be in existence at least once a month, and fewer times would indicate successful treatment. At least one of the occurring symptoms must be (1), (2), or (3): delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech, disorganized or catatonic behavior, negative symptoms (little to no emotion). B. A fraction of the time since the interruption of normal levels of functioning in one plus major areas of conditions including work,…

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    illness? And I would want to know more information about his hallucination experiences, and if he was inder the influences of any substances during these “weird experiences”? *List all of the diagnoses that you believe this patient to have and a rationale for these diagnoses. According to the patients symptoms of anhedonia, insomnia, decreasing appetite, and decreased energy level I would diagnose this patient with depression. The hallucinations could be a…

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