'Schizophrenia the Greek Word Meaning Two Minds'
91- shamelabboush
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Face your fear!!!
shamelabboush wrote:
Face your fear!!!
Sorry, I am afraid to face my fears and my fears are afraid of me...
96- yoshi97
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shamelabboush wrote:
Face your fear!!!
I refuse!
but I accept ...
85- sandwichmom
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yoshi97 wrote:
shamelabboush wrote:
Face your fear!!!
I refuse!
but I accept ...In college we learned it meant split minds-
Either way schizophrenic the mind definitely sees something the rest of us don't
82- GoldiString
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Anhedonia is one interesting characteristic of a Schizo d/o. Lack of pleasure + flat affect which i think is one useful anhedonic behaviour a normal person can assimilate when encountered by an extremely manic person.
85- Sheila Wilson
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That's interesting. I never knew schizophrenia translates to "split minds." No wonder people tend to confuse schizophrenia with multiple personality disorder (dissociative identity disorder).
86- Bovine Currency
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schizophrenia does not translate to split mind. I accept this is the common interpretation but a more true translation is fragmented mind.
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=FjFR … mp;f=false
