Positive symptoms refer to the
A) presence of behaviors, thoughts, or feelings that are absent in people who do not have a psychiatric illness.
B) absence of behaviors, thoughts, or feelings that are present in people who do not have a psychiatric illness.
C) set of behaviors that people most associate with schizophrenia and include blunted affect, psychomotor retardation, and anhedonia.
D) set of behaviors that people least associate with schizophrenia and include hallucinations, delusions, and a short attention span.
Question 2
Children as young as 8 years of age have been diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder; however, these children
A) were also diagnosed as having schizophrenia.
B) also had comorbid psychological diagnoses.
C) are really too young to understand the concept of identity.
D) did not reveal the presence of alters.
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