fundamentals
The symptom that is not an illness in itself but indicates underlying conditions
what is psychosis
the man who coined the term 'psychosis'
who is Ernst von Feuchtersleben
It is the part of your brain that detects internal and external stimuli
what is the salience network
schizophrenia and bipolar are what in relation to psychosis
what is an underlying cause
the year the term 'psychosis' was created
what is the year 1845
gives you motivation and pleasure, also helping you learn by reinforcing rewarding behaviors
what is dopamine
hallucinations, delusions, and disorganized thinking/speech
what are symptoms
what is the term similar to psychosis Karl Friedrich Canstatt used
what is psychosis neurosis
primary and most abundant excitatory neurotransmitter in your brain
what is glutamate
biological and environmental factors
what are triggers
defining, diagnosing, and treating symptoms
what is medicalization of psychosis
calms nerve activity, reduce excitability, and control the speed of neural signals
what is GABA
taking medicine, attending therapy, leading a healthy lifestyle
what are treatment options
historical concept that suggests all distinct psychotic disorders are all variations of a single underlying disease process, rather than an illness in itself
what is the unitary view of psychosis
difference in how the brain works
what is a structural change