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prepsychotic

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prepsychotic [¦prē‚sī′käd·ik]
(psychology)
Of or pertaining to the mental state that precedes or is potentially capable of precipitating a psychotic disorder.


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Treatment with antidepressants kept adolescent patients in the prepsychotic phase of schizophrenia from progressing to full psychosis or bipolar disorder more effectively than did treatment with antipsychotics, said Barbara A.
This constellation of existential guilt, risk-taking behaviors, sense of impending doom and prepsychotic terror appears to be distinct from symptoms that may arise in other types of pregnancy-loss survival situations, from childhood mistreatment, or from an abortion experienced by the individual or the individual's partner.
Recent studies have shown independent therapeutic effects of antipsychotic medication and cognitive-behavioral therapy during the interval between the first noticeable prepsychotic changes and the onset of positive psychotic symptoms--findings that should compel investigators to ramp up research efforts to identify optimal prodromal management strategies, he said.
 
 
 
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