What are the most common symptoms of Schizophrenia?
What are delusions and hallucinations?
200
What is the cause of OCD?
What is a head injury?
200
What age does the disorder start?
What is the age range from 9-14?
200
Some of it include nausea, dizziness, and maybe even fainting
What are symptoms?
200
What does Claustrophobia mean?
What is the fear of closed spaces?
200
Is Schizophrenia and split personality the same thing?
What is false?
300
What are some symptoms?
What is an excessive amount of something (i.e.: Counting, fear of germs, checking over actions)
300
What cures trichotillomania?
What is therapy?
300
What are some related things to acrophobia?
What is aerophobia (The fear of flying), bathmophobia (the fear of slopes and stairs), or climacophobia (the fear of escalating high places, like rock climbing)
300
Where would you find a claustrophobic person at a party?
What is the door?
300
These many people have Schizhophrenia in the U.S
What is 2.7 million?
400
What cures OCD?
What is Medication/Therapy?
400
How common is this disorder?
What is as common as diabetes?
400
What can cure acrophobia?
What is therapy?
400
What are some symptoms of Claustrophobia? (Name 3!)
What is sweating, hyperventilation, nausea, (etc.)?
400
Out of 100, how many people will fall victim to this disease?
What is 1:100?
500
How common is OCD?
What is 1 in 50?
500
What other mental disorders could be associated with this disorder?
What is bipolar, depression, and ADD/ADHD?
500
How high up in the air do you have to be to experience this fear?
What is around 3 feet?
500
What are some places a claustrophobic person might avoid? (Name 5!)
(answers may vary) What is Sweating, Accelerated heart rate, Hyperventilation, Shaking, Light headedness, Nausea, Fainting, or Fear of actual harm or illness
500
True or False: More mental hospital bets are occupied be Schizo patients then any other illness