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An overview of SZ and factors underlying its cause - Annennberg Learner Video (HW)

Questions to answer:

  • What is the role of dopamine in causing SZ (the ‘dopamine hypothesis’)?
  • What evidence is there for this?
  • What evidence is there for a genetic factor in causing SZ?
  • What sort of factors sometimes ‘trigger’ the onset of SZ in people with a genetic predisposition for it?
  • What is the ‘schizophrenergic mother’ and ‘schizophrenergic family’? How is this theorised to contribute to explaining SZ?
  • What evidence is there for the effectiveness of anti-psychotics in treating SZ? What strengths and limitations are there of antipsychotics?
  • What psychological therapies are there for SZ?

◄ Further video example of a patient exhibting classic symptoms of SZ
Example 4 mark answer ' Outline the clinical characteristics of SZ' ►
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