Module Outline

Module 32: Dissociative, Schizophrenia, and Personality Disorders

Module 32 concludes the three-part discussion on psychological disorders. After a brief review of disorders and the DSM-IV-TR, the module discusses dissociative amnesia, dissociative fugue, and dissociative identity disorders.

The symptoms of schizophrenia are detailed, including delusions, hallucinations, and inappropriate emotions or behaviors. All four types of schizophrenia are mentioned. The module then discusses possible causes of schizophrenia.

The module concludes with personality disorders. The symptom patterns of the major personality disorders are explained.

Dissociative Disorders
	Dissociative disorder
	Amnesia
	Dissociative amnesia
	Dissociative fugue
	Dissociative identity disorder
	Multiple personality disorder
	The Three Faces of Eve
	Sybil
Somatoform Disorders
	Hypochondriasis
	Conversion disorder
	Hysteria
	Psychophysiological
	Psychosomatic
Schizophrenia Disorders
	Schizophrenia
	Split personality
	Delusion
	Delusions of grandeur
	Delusions of persecution
	Delusions of sin or guilt
	Delusions of influence
	Hallucinations
	Auditory hallucinations
	Visual hallucinations
	Tactile hallucinations
	Inappropriate emotions
	Inappropriate behaviors
	Word salad
	Waxy flexibility
	Paranoid schizophrenia
	Catatonic schizophrenia
	Catatonic excitement
	Catatonic stupor
	Disorganized schizophrenia
	Undifferentiated schizophrenia
	Predisposition
	Dopamine
	Prenatal viruses
Personality Disorders
	Personality disorders
	Avoidant personality disorder
	Dependent personality disorder
	Paranoid personality disorder
	Schizoid personality disorder
	Borderline personality disorder
	Antisocial personality disorder
	Psychopathic personality disorder
	Sociopathic personality disorder