AP Psychology 5.4 B Describe the Symptoms and Possible Causes of Selected Schizophrenic Spectrum Disorders Questions

Practise AP Psychology 5.4.B by recognising hallucinations and catatonia, classifying positive symptoms, and distinguishing schizophrenia from dissociative disorders.

Syllabus
Effective Fall 2025
Course
AP Psychology

Exam points

  • Classify hallucinations as positive symptoms and link catatonia to prolonged immobility.
  • Distinguish schizophrenia from dissociative disorders using hallucinations in case vignettes.

AP Psychology 5.4 B Describe the Symptoms and Possible Causes of Selected Schizophrenic Spectrum Disorders Questions question 1

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In his early 20s, Ernie is diagnosed with schizophrenia based primarily on his increasingly catatonic behavior. Ernie is most likely to

A

appear emotionless even in situations that would make most people very emotional.

B

talk a mile a minute without pausing between words and topics.

C

remain in a single position for long periods of time without moving.

D

report that he is being watched or followed.

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