... symptoms in an urban catchment area of Iran. Sampling and Methods: Two thousand one hundred and fifty-eight participants (age 18–65 years) residing in southern Tehran (the capital city of Iran) were interviewed using the psychoticism and paranoia dimensions of the Symptom Checklist-90-Revised (SCL-90-R...

..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Delusions Delusional disorder Paranoia Psychotic disorders Neuropsychology Neuropsychological assessment Despite the growing interest in the research of different aspects of delusional disorder (DD), it is still one...

...P.D.J. Chadwick; P. Trower; T.-M. Juusti-Butler; N. Maguire Objective: Two types of paranoia have been identified, namely persecution (or ‘Poor Me’) paranoia, and punishment (or ‘Bad Me’) paranoia. This research tests predicted differences in phenomenology – specifically, in person evaluative...

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...Elke Richartz; Henning Wormstall Following a brief resume of the history of the notion of paranoia, we present the case history of a 67-year-old female patient, who suffered from irreversible physical handicap as a result of chronic delusion. Against the background of the on-going controversy about...

...Hans Schanda Regarding diagnostic criteria for paranoia (delusional disorder) today psychiatry usually refers to Kraepelin, suggesting that this diagnostic category has existed more or less unchanged since the end of the 19th century. But, reviewing German literature on this topic, one can find...