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So i have this question, all of the following are file medical explanations for schizophrenia.
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I'm pretty like this.
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Except, so we're looking for the one that is important to remember.
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So schizophrenia is the, it's disturbances in thoughts, behaviors, and perception.
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And perception.
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And so a large part of the reason why there are disturbances in thoughts behavioral perceptions and people with schizophrenia is that they have a great matter reduction and cortical thinning, which is part of what causes these issues.
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Like in their hippocampus, amygdala, in cortex, or in yeah, i said hippocampus.
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So to go through these answers, a is double vines.
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Double binds is a theory or a concept proposed in relation to schizophrenia where it essentially means that two people are having conversations that are kind of going on two tracks and negating each other.
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It doesn't necessarily mean that one or the other person is wrong.
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They're just two talking about completely.
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Different things.
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So i think that when these scientists or when these men came up with this theory, it was more talking about the false diagnosis or the incorrect diagnosis of schizophrenia people or really just kind of came down to the fact that they were talking about different things, not necessarily that they were delusional or that they had distorted thinking.
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So right now this one is false...