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1. i., ruhb. şizofreni. sizofreni. şizofreni. şizofreni. i., ruhb. şizofreni. şizofreni. Şahsiyetin ikiye bölünmesi arazını gösteren bir akıl hasatlığı, demans prekoz, şizofreni. şizofreni.
2. i, şizofreni, şizofreni, schizophrenesizofren, psik.
3. şizofreni.
4. şizofreni hastalığı.

Etymology : New Latin
Pronunciation : "skit-s&-'frE-nE-&
Function : noun
Date : 1912

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1. (Psychology) severe psychotic disorder characterized by psychosis (also characterized by agitation, catatonia, confusion, hallucinations, unusual behavior and extensive withdrawal); insulting term for a condition characterized by conflicting behavior or attitudes; term used in an informal manner to indicate a split personality (Slang). reactive schizophrenia.
2. any of several psychotic disorders characterized by distortions of reality and disturbances of thought and language and withdrawal from social contact.
3. Schizophrenia is a serious mental illness. People who suffer from it are unable to relate their thoughts and feelings to what is happening around them and often withdraw from society. a serious mental illness in which someone's thoughts and feelings are not based on what is really happening around them (schizophrenie, from schizo- (from schizein; SCHISM) + phren ). Any of a group of severe mental disorders that have in common symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions, blunted emotions, disorganized thinking, and withdrawal from reality. Four main types are recognized: the paranoid, characterized by delusions of persecution or grandeur combined with unrealistic, illogical thinking and frequent auditory hallucinations; the disorganized (hebephrenic), characterized by disordered speech and behaviour and shallow or inappropriate emotional responses; the catatonic, characterized by motor inflexibility, stupor, or stereotyped movements along with mutism, echolalia, or other speech abnormalities; and the undifferentiated, a nonspecific type. Schizophrenia seems to occur in 0.5-1% of the general population. There is strong evidence that genetic inheritance plays a role, but no single cause has been identified. Stressful life experiences may help trigger its onset. Treatment consists of drug therapy and counseling. About one-third of all patients make a full recovery, one-third have recurring episodes, and one-third deteriorate into a chronic condition.