The individual diagnosed with schizophreniform disorder
A) experiences a schizophrenia-like psychosis that lasts for less than a month.
B) has a mild case of schizophrenia combined with signs of a mood disorder.
C) usually exhibits symptoms of schizophrenia that would fit only undifferentiated type.
D) is likely to take actions based on their delusions.
Question 2
Julia clearly had psychotic symptoms. As she also showed symptoms of bipolar disorder, she was
ultimately diagnosed with
A) schizophreniform disorder. B) undifferentiated type.
C) schizoaffective disorder. D) residual type.
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