History of Schizophenia and its treatment

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Delusions of oneself and/or one's surroundings (e.g., one believes that he has special powers that nobody else has). 2. Hallucinations. Typically (but not always) the schizophrenic will suffer from audio hallucinations in which he or she hears voices that talk negatively about self or give dangerous commands...
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Delusions of oneself and/or one's surroundings (e.g., one believes that he has special powers that nobody else has). 2. Hallucinations. Typically (but not always) the schizophrenic will suffer from audio hallucinations in which he or she hears voices that talk negatively about self or give dangerous commands...
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