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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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Researchers are testing new drugs to treat these symptoms, as well as different types of therapy education, and support from the community. After treatment, people with his disorder are more likely to manage their symptoms better and continue normal lives.

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3.) What are some 'other' symptoms of schizophrenia? 

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3.) What are some 'other' symptoms of schizophrenia? 

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People with schizophrenia suffer from hallucinations of frightening visions and voices that are non-existent, along with delusions such as strong beliefs of things that are abnormal and untrue.

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2.) What are some of the *symptoms* of schizophrenia?

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2.) What are some of the *symptoms* of schizophrenia?

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Those who are affected by schizophrenia have symptoms that are categorized into 'positive' and 'negative' areas. Negative symptoms are when something is missing, while positive is an extra experience outside of normal understandings.
Negative: Loss of capacity to feel related to others or to the world, suicide, lack of motivation, flat affect, apathy
Postive: Hallucinations, delusions

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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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Schizophrenia causes one's actions, thoughts, and emotions to no longer be coordinated, causing a disintegration of their personality. Many affected by this disorder become intellectually and/or emotionally empty.