CLINICAL AND CATAMNESTIC FEATURES FORMATION OF A DEFECT IN PATIENTS WITH PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA. (LITERATURE REVIEW)
Abstract
Today, there is no doubt that paranoid schizophrenia is a neurodevelopmental disease of multifactorial origin. Many mechanisms can interact to produce psychotic manifestations, including genetic factors, viral diseases, immunological dysfunctions, obstetric complications, or environmental determinants that cause early stress. The defects seen in paranoid schizophrenia can lead to reduced emotional communication and response, emotional coldness, emotional impoverishment, and inadequate emotional relationships. It is also expressed by a decrease in mental activity, a decrease in the level of needs, activity - a decrease in passivity and energy potential, apathy, autism, inability to affective relationships, a decrease in empathy and their variability.