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Delusions

Hallucinations

Disorganized thinking

Disorganized or abnormal traits

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1. Sleeping Bag rated to -40 degrees

2. Lots of socks

3. Water purifier

4. Matches/Lighter

5. Tent/tarp

6. First Aid Kit

7. .338 Winchester Magnum

8. Really big winter coat

9. Winter gear (hat, gloves, etc)

10. Hunting Knife

11. Rope

12. Water Bottle/ Container

13. Signaling Equipment (mirror, flashlight, whistle)

14. Mess Kit (pots and pans and utensils

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Symtoms: hearing voices, hallucinations, problems with working memory, depression.

Chris's actions support this theory because he seems to have felt a hint of depression in the beginning of the story.

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Samantha Leonard, Miranda Howland/ Lists of stuff

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Samantha Leonard, Miranda Howland/ Lists of stuff

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1. First Aid 2. Wool Clothes 3. Decent Weapons for hunting 4. Matches 5. Tent 6. Shelter 7. Boots 8. Winter Jacket 9. Hunting Knife 10. Water Bottle

11. Compass

12. Map

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1.) Rifle

2.) Fishing Pole

3.) Brick

4.) Gasoline

5.) Lighter

6.) First Aid

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Schizophrenia Tell the difference between what is real and not real; Think clearly; Have normal emotional responses; Act normally in social situations.

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Symptoms: false beliefs, unclear or confused thinking, auditory hallucinations, reduced social engagement and emotional expression, and inactivity.

Chris spent months without talking to anyone. He avoided making friends, and was obviously confused with the idea that he could survive in Alaska with virtually no supplies.

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1. Big gun

2. big bullets

3. Sleeping bag

4. marshmallows

5. chocolate

6. graham crackers

7. survival for dummies book

8. axe

9. nice pair of boots

10. washing machine

11. clothes line

12. salt

13. pepper

14. toilet paper

15. pots and pans

16. clothes

17. compass and maps

18. moose call

19. wifi

20. snowmobile

A brain disorder that affects the way a person acts and thinks and sees the world. His independence and inability to accept help from others show signs of this disorder. He refuses to accept any help and goes out into the harsh weather without any safety precautions.

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1. Proper attire

2. Proper utensils

3. Lighter/spark starter

4. First Aid

5. Tent/shelter

6. A gun, knife

7. Blanket, sleeping bag

8. Money

9. Map/compass

10. Sanitary items

The North Alaskan temperature average is in the negatives.

Schizophrenia; A mental disorder that doesn't allow them to know the difference between what is real and what is not.

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Average temperature in Interior Alaska:

Spring: H (24) L (-12) Summer: H (67.5) L (46.5)

Autumn: H (41.8) L (25) [ degrees F]

https://www.travelalaska.com/Planning/

Alaska%20Climate/Interior.aspx

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1. fishing pole

2. higher powered rifle

3. Fire starting kit

4. Heavy coat

5. Socks for days

6. Tent/ Tarp

7. axe

8. Boots

9. Water purifier

10. Knife

11. canteen/ water bottle

12. toilet paper

13. First aid

14. Pans

15. Phone

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1. Matches

2. Canteen

3. Wool socks

4. Hunting weapons

5. First aid kit

6. Heavy coat

7. Wind breaker

8. Hat

9. Scarf

10. MRE (Meal Ready to Eat)

11. Waterproof shoes

12. Compass/ Navigation tools

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David Laffoon Hunter Bentch/ List of Stuff

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David Laffoon Hunter Bentch/ List of Stuff

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1. Sleeping Bag rated to -40 degrees

2. Lots of socks

3. Water purifier

4. Matches/Lighter

5. Tent/tarp

6. First Aid Kit

7. .338 Winchester Magnum

8. Really big winter coat

9. Winter gear (hat, gloves, etc)

10. Hunting Knife

11. Rope

12. Water Bottle/ Container

13. Signaling Equipment (mirror, flashlight, whistle)

14. Mess Kit (pots and pans and utensils

15. Backpack

http://www.instructables.com/id/10-essentials-for-wilderness-survival/

http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=hunting.firearms

http://traveltips.usatoday.com/things-needed-survive-wilderness-21818.html

Signs of Schizophrenia

Hallucinations.

Delusions.

Disorganized speech.

Disorganized or catatonic behavior.

Negative symptoms (emotional flatness, apathy, lack of speech)x