Autism as the clinical core marker in schizophrenia

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“…The clinically valid trait predicting schizophrenia was for Kraepelin the 'autistic' trait, which he placed within his concept of negativism [58]. This autistic trait was a contrast to cyclo thymia with such elements as a lack of sociability, retiring and resistance to influence [59].…”

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Comparative validity of inventories and checklists for identifying depressed patients with hidden bipolarity

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Maller³

2013

Neuropsychiatry

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Comparative validity of inventories and checklists for identifying depressed patients with hidden bipolarity Practice points A high proportion of treatment-resistant depressed patients may be bipolar patients, and clinicians should screen for signs of bipolarity when a patient presents with major depressive disorder. Clinical validity and measures assessing unidimensional constructs should be prioritized over lengthy multidimensional measures.

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