... Communication Empathy Basic symptoms Subjectivity From its earliest descriptions in young children, autism has been characterized in the medical and scientific literature, for instance in the nosology of International Classification of Diseases [ 1 ] and Diagnostic Statistical Manual [ 2 ], by its...

.... Phenomenology Dissociations Basic symptoms Cross-cultural comparison Delusions Depersonalization Hallucinations Schizophrenia Schizotypy Self-disorder Schizophrenia (SZ) has long been conceptualized as a disorder of the self [1]. Implicit awareness of one’s body as a unified entity with fixed...

... in the onset and exacerbation of psychotic symptoms. Another interesting approach to the study of vulnerability in the development of psychosis is represented by the basic symptoms concept. Objective: The present study aims at proposing an integration between these two models and investigating possible...

... for the Assessment of Basic Symptoms (BSABS). For quantitative variables, means and Spearman correlation coefficients were calculated. Linear regression following backward method and principal component analysis with varimax rotation were used. Results: 83.3% of subjects (73.3% male, mean age, 31.5 years) presented...

... for the presence of basic symptoms (BSs) [ 39 ] by means of the Schizophrenia Proneness Instrument [ 39 ] by two trained psychiatrists. HC participants were evaluated by means of the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV axis II personality disorders [ 40 ]. SCZ patients were also required to complete...

... into 7 phenomenologically coherent clusters derived from the Bonn Scale for the Assessment of Basic Symptoms (BSABS). The experimental intent of this study was to test whether subapophanic self-centrality (i.e. a protopathic nondelusional form of intersubjective spatial disattunement) empowers...

...Carlo Maggini; Andrea Raballo The study’s aim was to empirically derive the psychopathological constellation associated with self-centrality (i.e. non-delusional self-referential attitude) by seeking an interpretation in the light of the ‘Basic Symptoms Model’ of schizophrenic psychopathology...

...Carlo Maggini; Andrea Raballo; Lorenzo Pelizza; Matteo Paini; Roberto Croci The principal concern of this paper lies in the exploration of the possible role of the subjective experience of language impairment in shaping schizophrenic symptomatology. A previous model embracing the basic symptom...

...I. Alex Rubino; Nicola Ciani Little is known about the relationship between the different categories of basic symptoms (BS). Researchers of the Bonn School have accurately described the progression from second-level BS (relatively characteristic BS) to first-rank Schneiderian symptoms. Using...

...F. Resch; E. Koch; E. Möhler; P. Parzer; R. Brunner Based on the results of adult studies that have shown a subgroup of basic symptoms to have a predictive value for later schizophrenic disorder, a cross-sectional study on 36 schizophrenic and 75 nonschizophrenic adolescent psychiatric inpatients...

...Carlo Maggini; Andrea Raballo; Paola Salvatore The purpose of this study is to examine the classic psychopathologic notion of depersonalization in the light of the Basic Symptom paradigm. A sample of 57 chronic schizophrenics was cross-sectionally assessed with the Bonn Scale for the Assessment...

...Adriano Zanello; Philippe Huguelet The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between executive abilities and subjective basic symptoms in a group of outpatients with schizophrenia. Fifty patients underwent a neuropsychological testing battery. Basic symptoms were assessed using...

... in the extent of basic symptoms (measured by the Bonn Scale for the Assessment of Basic Symptoms) according to their diagnostic subtype. Another aim was to find out if the diagnostic subtypes could be discriminated by means of basic symptoms and if clusters gained from basic symptoms were in accordance...