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Category > Psychology Posted 11 Nov 2017 My Price 10.00

Prodromal Adolescents

Read the journal article in the Week 2 subfolder of the Resources section of your classroom. For this week's Forum, respond to the following:

 

What is the hypothesis providing the foundation for the study described in the journal article?

 

How are participant's symptoms assessed?

 

Provide an overview of the movement abnormalities, then your personal perspective on the validity of using them as a measure in prodromal periods of a psychotic disorder. That is, do you think theses movements are a predictor of an Axis I Psychotic Disorder, or is more evidence needed?

 

Do the findings support the hypothesis?

 

After reading this article and the John Nash material, what are your thoughts and beliefs about this category of mental illness?

 

  Remember to analyze the reported results of the study in a scholarly discussion as part of your post!

 

400 words please cite article in text.

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