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State of Mind: Thought Disorder Schizophrenia, The
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State of Mind: Thought Disorder Schizophrenia, The

Impaired cognitive functioning, memory loss, or delusions may be caused by brain injuries, tumors, or the aging process as in Alzheimer's disease. One form of dementia is the thought disorder schizophrenia. The causes of schizophrenia are unknown, b...

Schizophrenia
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Schizophrenia

Dr. Andrew Leuchter, Director of Adult Psychiatry at UCLA, talks about schizophrenia, a mental health disorder that he states affects about one percent of the population. Dr. Leuchter explains that schizophrenia is what's called a "thought disorder....

Manic Depressive Experiences in College and Beyond
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Manic Depressive Experiences in College and Beyond

Professor of psychiatry and author Kay Redfield Jamison talks about the episodes of mania and depression she experienced in college, then recalls her years in graduate school as a time of relative stability. All that changed when she began teaching ...

Mania and Medical Emergencies
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Mania and Medical Emergencies

Professor of psychiatry and author Kay Redfield Jamison talks about her experiences with mania and the hallucinations that ensued. "I didn't have any option but to get medical care," Dr. Jamison recalls. "And I was very fortunate, I got very good me...

Going to Extremes: Schizophrenia
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Going to Extremes: Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia is a disorder in which people lose touch with reality. It commonly strikes in late adolescence after an apparently normal childhood. Thinking becomes fragmented; ideas are irrational, delusional and bizarre. Schizophrenia patients show...

Abnormal Psychology; Introduction to Psychology: Bipolar Disorder
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Abnormal Psychology; Introduction to Psychology: Bipolar Disorder

With bipolar disorder, the mood landscape is more complex. In the first stage called hypo mania depressions are offset by periods of mild mania. For about 50% of people with bipolar illness, these early stages are an incredible rush of ideas and cre...

Can We Know God Through Experience?: Brain and Religious Experiences, The
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Can We Know God Through Experience?: Brain and Religious Experiences, The

Many believe that the actual origins of reported personal religious experiences are more human than divine. The brain is capable of lots of illusory and hallucinatory activity which undercuts any attempt to prove God through such experiences. For ex...