Positive symptoms
What will be an ideal response?
Include delusions, hallucinations
Delusions: belief most see as misrepresentation of reality
Persecutory
Ideas of reference
Grandiose
Somatic
Erotomanic
Express, defend with conviction despite contrary evidence
Unable to consider others' views
Hallucinations
May involve any sensory system
Auditory most common
Most frequent when otherwise unoccupied or restricted from external sensory input
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