Titlebook: Negative Versus Positive Schizophrenia; Andreas Marneros,Nancy C. Andreasen,Ming T. Tsuang Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag Ber

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Dependence, Independence or Interdependence of Positive and Negative Symptoms, Gottesman et al. (1987) assuming positive associations between the two syndromes, Andreasen’s one-dimensional, bipolar model (Andreasen and Olsen 1982) with negatively correlated dimensions and Crow’s (1980, 1985) independency or dual-process model. Lenzenweger’s confirmatory factor analysis (Lenze

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Long-Term Monomorphism of Negative and Positive Schizophrenic Episodes,Reynolds (1858) and Jackson (1889). Their relevance in schizophrenia research increased, however, after the descriptions of Bleuler’s “Grundsymptome” (“fundamental Symptoms”) and Kurt Schneider’s “first rank symptoms”. In the 1960s and 1970s, however, the interest of clinicians and researchers focus

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Premorbid and Sociodemographic Features of Schizophrenia with Positive and Negative Initial Episodeological alterations, biochemical findings, or similar “hard” validators of schizophrenia, we are compelled to determine some other external “soft” validators such as age at onset, sex distribution, social factors, premorbid personality, etc. This way proved to be correct. Several and relevant diffe

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Long-Term Outcome of Patients with a Positive Initial Episode Versus Patients with a Negative Initier dichotomies close to this distinction - such as Crow’s (1980) dichotomy into type I and type II schizophrenia or Farmer’s dichotomy (Farmer et al. 1983, 1984) into H-type and P-type of schizophrenia - goals to identify (additional to other correlations) also different degrees of severity of the i