RP-1 A person with schizophrenia who has (positive/negative) symptoms may have an expressionless face and toneless voice.

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RP-1 A person with schizophrenia who has (positive/negative) symptoms may have an expressionless face and toneless voice. These symptoms are most common with (chronic/acute) schizophrenia and are not likely to respond to drug therapy. Those with (positive/negative) symptoms are likely to experience delusions and to be diagnosed with (chronic/acute) schizophrenia, which is much more likely to respond to drug therapy.

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Psychology

ISBN: 9781319132101

13th Edition

Authors: David G. Myers, C. Nathan DeWall

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