Schizophrenia

3. Increasing an individual's knowledge and understanding of their mental disorder.
4. Range of difficulties that block life opportunities and that prevent people from participating in society.
5. Event that a person experiences or witnesses that is extremely distressing.
6. Any event arising that causes or contributes to a stress response
7. false belief that is held even when there is evidence against it.
8. Jumping to conclusions based on inadequate or imbiguous information.
10. disorder involving loss of contact with reality.
12. symptoms incorporate a loss or decrease in normal functioning.
14. Behaviour that involves disturbed actions or movements.
17. Various individuals or groups who maintain relationships with an individual.

1. symptoms are experiences that happen in addition to normal experience.
2. Having increased risk for developing mental disorders dur to factors associated with genetic inheritance.
9. Perceptual distortion when something is interpreted as real but does not exist in reality.
11. Negative attitudes and beliefs held in society that discriminate against people with a mental disorder.
13. Neurotransmitter involved in pleasure, motivation and control of voluntary movements.
15. Combines cognitive and behavioural therapies to manage psychological problems.
16. Type of therapy that uses training techiques to promote improvement of cognitive impairments.