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Contehu investigate the hypothesis that the content of delusions and hallucinations is significantly influenced by subjects global self-esteem and by 5 specific areas of self-esteem.
Factor analysis of the SRS produced 5 clusters of self-esteem: On average, subjects found their delusions and hallucinations dei be slightly uncomfortable and diminishing to the self. The delusions and hallucinations of 40 psychotic patients were assessed by 2 independent raters for content indicative of positive or negative self-esteem and for the extent to which the delusional content would be self-enhancing or conteu and comforting or discomforting to the subject.
Schizoaffective disorder, manic episode and major depressive episode with psychotic features were each diagnosed in 5 subjects. These are lower than the scores reported for the general population of Forty-seven successive admissions were recruited who met inclusion criteria for the study, such as having experienced active psychosis within the past month.
Contwnu were at the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry, a university-affiliated teaching centre in Toronto, Canada.
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Categories of Delusions and Hallucinations One hundred and fifty-nine delusions were reported by the 40 subjects mean 3. All subjects had been actively psychotic within the month prior to testing, and no subject was free of psychotic symptoms when tested. Following the structured interview, subjects completed the SEI and SRS, and this ended their participation in the study. The remainder of the scales were designed for the present study. Only delusions and hallucinations meeting the highly probable criterion were included in the study.
The mean comfort level and enhancement effect for hallucinations were somewhat lower at 2. The raters were 2 contsnu psychiatrists who were blind to subjects scores and to the identity of the subjects. Higher self-esteem would not need to be defended against and would likely result in more varied content. Three scales were designed for use by the raters.
For coppersmith, the mean comfort level was 2. Of the 40 subjects, 15 had delusions only, 2 had hallucinations only, and 23 had a combination of the two. Organic delusional disorder was diagnosed in 2 subjects, drug-induced psychosis in 1 subject, and delusional disorder in 1 subject.
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Each subject was assigned a number, which was used by the raters when they were completing the ratings. By contrast, Federn believes that psychosis itself is not a defence but a defeat 5. The most frequent were delusions of reference [37], persecution [29], grandiose delusions [23], and delusions of control [16]. Less frequent were thought insertion [9], thought broadcasting [8], somatic delusions [7], delusions of guilt [7], thought withdrawal [7], thought reading [6], religious delusions [4], delusions of jealousy [2], delusions of catastrophe [2], delusions of thought control [1], and sexual delusions [1].
Reliability coefficients for internal stability were 0. The present study examines whether the content of delusions and hallucinations can be shown to reflect or to defend self-esteem.
The 6-point scale ranged from very negative to very positive. Auditory hallucinations were most frequent [30], followed by visual [19], tactile [4], olfactory [3], and gustatory [2] hallucinations. Testretest reliability of the SRS is significant beyond the 0. The SEI measures global self-esteem 7. Can J Psychiatry ; The literature supports both alternatives. Immediately upon reporting a delusion or cobtenu, the subject was asked to cooperdmith the scales assessing the comforting or discomforting and the enhancing or diminishing effects of the psychotic experience.
Method Subjects Coopersmigh study took place on 2 inpatient units, one a general adult unit and the other a chronic schizophrenia unit. Seven patients refused to take part in the study for reasons that suggested a fear of manipulation or persecution. Information on variables such as age, education, medications prescribed, and length of illness was obtained from each subjects chart. Testretest reliability is 0.
Alternatively, if the content of delusions and hallucinations defends self-esteem, lower cooperdmith would produce more favourable, self-enhancing content. The other measured the enhancingdiminishing effects of each delusion or hallucination, such as the degree to which each made them feel better or worse about themselves.
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The raters completed their assessments independently. Two of these scales rated subjects reactions to each delusion or hallucination they experienced.
Delusional content is therefore consistent with patients views of themselves, and this may partially account for the persistence of delusions. The sel enhancement effect was 2. Instruments The following scales were used in the study: