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May 10, 2005Family dysfunction influences psychosisFamily dysfunction influences Psychosis & Schizophrenia risk In the study, Family dysfunction was recorded for the children if they reported at least three of seven problems: poor relationship between adults in the household; lack of warmth between parents and child; overt disturbance of the mother-child, father-child, or sibling-child relationship; parental overprotection; and child abuse. Patino and team found that a history of migration doubled the likelihood of psychosis developing. Moreover, when both migration and family dysfunction were considered, there was a four-fold increase in the risk of psychosis. See Full Story: Family dysfunction influences psychosis risk in migrants More information: Stress, Family Disfunction and Schizophrenia Posted by szadmin at May 10, 2005 08:43 PM
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Dear Doctor: I am student of Cilnical psychology, doing research on family functioning of adults as indicator of vulnerability to psychopathology. I found you web related to my topic, please send me the related topic literature and references.
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Posted by: haroon at March 5, 2006 12:42 AM
Dear Docs. I have been reading your research and found the most compelling evidence to pertain to the lead study. But I dont think it is in the lead, I think it is in the toluene. I was exposed to it without proper ventilation and went nuts shortly thereafter. My brother has huffed gas since he was little and has heard voices most of his life. Toluene. I have known other people who expose themselves to chemicals that have also had schizo problems. Is there any research on that?
Posted by: Crystal R. at January 29, 2007 03:41 PM