Qs: Language as a Diagnostic Criterion for Psychosis
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Date: 16-Jun-2009 From: Veronika Koller <v.kollerlancs.ac.uk> Subject: Language as a Diagnostic Criterion for Psychosis E-mail this message to a friend
Dear colleagues, Can anyone point me in the direction of studies on language and speech patterns used in the diagnosis of psychotic illnesses? This could be general discussions of diagnostic criteria from a linguistic or psychological/psychiatric point of view, or reports on clinical trials. I am particularly interested in schizophrenia.
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