Upon military review, a delusional state set in, and in the course of no very long time a state of schizophrenic apathy.
Possibly the defects which the patient early showed, in his responses, for example, were really genuineschizophrenic blocking.
Eventually a series of schizophrenic symptoms came to light.
We are evidently here dealing with a psychopath of schizophrenic tendencies, strongly colored, however, by alcoholism.
Seventeen schizophrenic cases were studied, and some of these yielded entire apathy with respect to the war; others had the content of their delusions somewhat affected.
He remarks upon the fact that the schizophrenic cases were often disciplinary.
To be sure, some schizophrenic subjects do get into the service, and sometimes their delusions and hallucinations get their content and coloring from the war.
They say first: “In the psychological personality of Hess there are no changes typical of the progressiveschizophrenic disease”—that is, there are no changes typical of a progressive double personality developing.
Parkinsonism/Huntington's chorea: Both are movement disorders that can produce psychiatric problems, including depression and schizophrenic disturbances.
Glasser notes, for example, that being labeled a schizophrenic "can be worse than the disease as far as incapacitating one in the course of life's activities.
The difference between Martin's condition and that of the ordinary schizophrenic had been that Martin's little dream world had actually existed.
At first glance, Martin's reactions appear to be those one would expect of schizophrenic withdrawal.
It seems possible that this psychosis was neither hysterical nor a benign stupor in our sense, but, rather, an acute schizophrenic reaction such as one occasionally sees.
Elizabeth was a catatonic schizophrenic who did not speak or move, except for some waxy posturing.
This is XSPC (paranoiac behaviour due to a schizophrenic structure of models).
In a more complicated situation, the presented data would have been confusing and would be understood in fragments, stimulating the schizophrenic tendencies.
The schizophrenic method is to solve the problems as they appear, one step at a time.
The present educational system has the tendency to create schizophrenic persons with XSPC symptoms.
However, as we have seen, schizophrenic tendencies are, up to a point, understandable.
A schizophrenic population reacts slowly and based on too short-range models to the permanent perturbation associated with everyday life.
Example 1: People who go to supermarkets have easily noticeable schizophrenic tendencies during shopping.
Ambivalency can in no sense be put on all fours with the "schizophrenic splitting of the psyche," but must be regarded as a concept which gives expression to the universal and ever-present inner association of pairs of opposites.
Thought-pressure, on closer examination, is seen to be a result of schizophrenic introversion, which necessarily leads to a sexualisation of the thought; i.
This principle has to be applied to schizophrenic disturbance in thinking; and until it has been proved that this principle is not applicable to schizophrenia, there is no justification for setting up a new principle; i.
Further and wider experience has taught me that the laws of the Freudian psychology of dreams and the theory of the neuroses must be turned towards the obscurities of schizophrenic thinking.
There are good reasons for believing specific schizophrenic thought-disturbance to be the result of a complex.
One may easily gain the impression from Bleuler's work that his standpoint is that, cum grano salis, the conception or the tendency of the Schizophrenic is always accompanied by its opposite.
I have, as I may presume is known, expressed myself with much reserve on what he regards as the premeditation of the schizophrenic adjustment.
We have, at least, positive information as to the functional nature of early schizophrenic conditions; moreover the organic character of paranoia and many paranoid forms is still in great uncertainty.
In order to give an example of this, I would like to refer to Maeder's Schizophrenic patient who called the world his picture-book.
I pegged her as schizophrenic the minute I saw her, when she came here and tried to talk her daughter into leaving.
Rumor had it she was a paranoidschizophrenic who refused to separate or give him a divorce.
Of course, in the 20th Century, the schizophrenic people were almost as helpless and 'crazy' as the ancient Modern men.
By 1950 the prisons and hospitals were so full of schizophrenic people that the ancients did not have room left to lock up any more.
But then the drugs were invented one by one and the schizophrenicpeople of the 20th Century were freed of their troubles.
Nevertheless, in the schizophrenic society of the 29th Century, a major managerial problem was that of balancing the communicating and non-communicating populations in a city.
After all, the drugs are the basis for our schizophrenic society.
No, the schizophrenic people of the 20th Century were almost as 'crazy' as the ancient Moderns.
Everyone felt it was very shameful to have a schizophrenic person in the family, and, since children lived right with the same parents who had borne them, it was very bad.
The drugs worked so well that the ancients had to let millions of schizophrenic people out from behind the bars of 'crazy' houses.
It turned out that many schizophrenic people, called overendowed personalities, simply had so many talents and viewpoints that it took two or more personalities to handle everything.
