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In your studies of clinical psychology you will have learned about schizophrenia. Describe three features of schizophrenia.
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Individuals with schizophrenia commonly experience episodes of psychosis, which often first emerge during late adolescence to the mid-thirties. This period can vary, with males typically showing symptoms slightly earlier than females.
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People who exhibit psychotic symptoms before reaching late adolescence may face a worse prognosis compared to those who develop it later in life. These individuals often experience more severe symptoms and a longer duration of illness.
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About 50% of people diagnosed with schizophrenia experience fluctuations in their condition, where they alternate between periods of experiencing symptoms and times when they are symptom-free. This variability can greatly affect their daily lives and treatment approaches.
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