1) What percentage of the general population have Schizophrenia? a) 10% b) 1% c) 5% d) 15% 2) Group of symptoms that are 'atypical experiences in addition to normal experiences' a) Negative symptoms b) Positive symptoms 3) Symptom described as usual sensory experiences of stimuli with distorted perceptions of things that are not there. a) Delusions b) Apathy c) Hallucinations d) Speech Poverty 4) Symptom characterised by loss of motivation, interest, concern and difficulty persisting at work/school. a) Speech Poverty b) Apathy c) Hallucinations d) Avolition 5) Classification for diagnosing schizophrenia developed by the World Health Organisation (WHO). a) DSM-V b) ICD-10 6) Classification for diagnosing schizophrenia that focuses more on the positive symptoms and fails to recognise subtypes. a) ICD-10 b) DSM-V 7) When assessments come to the different conclusions, this means the classification has poor ________________ validity. a) Population b) Assessment c) Criterion d) Construct 8) When different assessors do not come to the same diagnosis conclusions, the classification has poor ___________________ ______________. a) Inter-rater reliability b) Co-morbidity c) Test-retest reliability d) Symptom overlap 9) When two or more conditions occurring simultaneously, this is called... a) Criterion validity b) Symptom overlap c) Inter-rater reliability d) Co-morbidity 10) Schizophrenia has high symptom overlap with which condition? a) Manic depression b) Bipolar disorder c) OCD d) Phobias 11) Which gender receives more diagnoses of schizophrenia? a) Men b) Women

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