Emerging symptoms on the pathway to psychosis

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Authors
  • M.C. Klaassen
Supervisors
  • L. de Haan
  • M. van der Gaag
Cosupervisors
Award date 01-11-2013
ISBN
  • 9789088917110
Number of pages 179
Organisations
  • Faculty of Medicine (AMC-UvA)
Abstract
The objective of this thesis was to increase our knowledge about emerging psychotic symptoms on the pathway to a first psychosis. To this end we investigated positive, negative and depressive symptom clusters and focused on the following aims:
Aim 1: Acquiring a better understanding of emerging positive psychotic symptoms by asking whether positive psychotic symptoms can be detected early and if this is useful clinically.
Aim 2: Acquiring better understanding of negative, depressive symptoms, on the pathway to first episode psychosis.
We tried to answer the following questions:
2a: What role do these two symptom clusters play on the pathway to a first episode psychosis?
2b: Can we distinguish these two symptom clusters from each other?
Document type PhD thesis
Note Author's name on the cover: Rianne M.C. Klaassen.
Language English
Other links https://www.tijdschriftvoorpsychiatrie.nl/nl/artikelen/article/50-1516_Wanneer-heeft-detectie-van-hoogrisicofactoren-voor-een-eerste-psychose-zin
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