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What does the interactionist approach to schizophrenia emphasise?

Multiple factors working together

In the diathesis-stress model, what triggers schizophrenia symptoms?

Environmental stressors + vulnerability

What role do genetic factors play in schizophrenia according to the interactionist view?

Increase likelihood stressors trigger it

Which of these is listed as a psychological trigger for schizophrenia?

Family dysfunction

What did Walker (1997) discover about cortisol levels in patients with schizophrenia?

Higher cortisol levels than controls

In Murray's (1996) study, by what % did prenatal flu exposure increase schizophrenia risk?

88%

What does the differential susceptibility hypothesis suggest about positive environments?

Can reduce schizophrenia chances

Which treatment is typically administered first for schizophrenia?

Antipsychotics to reduce symptoms

In Hogarty et al. (1986), what was the lowest first-year relapse rate?

0% for all three treatments combined

What does research indicate about combination treatments for schizophrenia?

Generally most effective approach

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