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A person suffering from schizophrenia may experience a disturbance in their emotions. These disturbances are considered inappropriate as something that should make a person feel sad, or should make the person grieve, could make a person with schizophrenia respond with laughter or smile. Other persons suffering from schizophrenia may feel no emotion at all.

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People who suffer from schizophrenia have a severe impact on their emotions as they may feel as if they cannot relate to other people or the world, lack motivation, and feel empty in a emotional and intellectual aspect, and may feel as if they struggle to keep in touch with reality. This can result in the person suffering into committing suicide. Schizophrenic brains, according to research with the use of advanced technology, respond poorly to emotions as compared to a normal brain.

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The negative symptoms are that schizophrenia takes away, or deteriorates, a persons personality, and their sense of reality. This can result in a person to become uncoordinated with themselves. Positive symptoms of schizophrenia include the addition of delusions, paranoia, and hallucinations.

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The negative symptoms are that schizophrenia takes a persons ability to feel emotions away, while the positive symptoms are the addition of visual and audial hallucinations. These symptoms typically do not appear until the last maturation of the brain in adolescents.

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Researchers are using brain imaging to track and measure the "folds" seen in brains, as well as using a "radioactive sugar solution" to see which parts of the brain are absorbing and using in each area. The scans are able to show the abnormality found in schizophrenic brains. Researchers also use the "stress-vulerability model" to better understand psychotic disorders, and will, hopefully, one day advance into a cure

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At the University of North Carolina, researchers are testing drugs to help reduce the symptoms of psychosis. Sometimes, people who suffer from schizophrenia will be hospitalized in order to protect themselves from themselves.

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According to the text, the most common hallucination is hearing voices that are not there, but merely inside of the suffer's brain. People suffering from schizophrenia may also feel, taste, or smell things that are also considered hallucinations, but are less common compared to visual and audial hallucinations. These voices a schizophrenic person may hear can also lead that person into committing violent crimes. These are considered "command hallucinations."

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Visual hallucinations-People may see dark figures that either stare at the person, talk to the person, or even try to kill the person suffering from schizophrenia. Audial hallucinations-People may hear voices that are threatening, or downing, and these voices appear very life-like to the person suffering from schizophrenia. These hallucinations result from a misfire of neurons in the brain that cause brain waves to go haywire and the hallucinations have no connection with the outside world. .

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# 4. How are researchers working with psychotic symptoms of schizophrenia? Are some people doing 'better' with treatment?

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# 4. How are researchers working with psychotic symptoms of schizophrenia? Are some people doing 'better' with treatment?

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# 3.  What are some 'other' symptoms of schizophrenia? (hint: hallucinations ~ there are two types ~ what are they?)

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# 3.  What are some 'other' symptoms of schizophrenia? (hint: hallucinations ~ there are two types ~ what are they?)

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# 2. What are some of the *symptoms* of schizophrenia? (hint: there are positive and negative symptoms ~ what are they?)

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# 2. What are some of the *symptoms* of schizophrenia? (hint: there are positive and negative symptoms ~ what are they?)

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# 1. How do people with schizophrenia 'deal with' emotions'?

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# 1. How do people with schizophrenia 'deal with' emotions'?

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Interruption in the thinking parts of the brain.