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Negative Versus Positive Schizophrenia
By Andreas Marneros (Editor), N.C. Andreasen (Contribution by), Nancy C. Andreasen (Editor), G.E. Berrios (Contribution by), Ming T. Tsuang (Editor), B. Bogerts (Contribution by), H.D. Brenner (Contribution by), W.T. Carpenter (Contribution by), T.J. Crow (Contribution by), A. Deister (Contribution by), C. Eggers (Contribution by), H. Häfner (Contribution by), A. Klimke (Contribution by), R.R.J. Lewine (Contribution by), J.A. Lieberman (Contribution by), A. Marneros (Contribution by), K. Maurer (Contribution by), P. McGuffin (Contribution by), C.S. Mellor (Contribution by), H.Y. Meltzer (Contribution by), H.-J. Möller (Contribution by), C. Mundt (Contribution by), H. Remschmidt (Contribution by), A. Rohde (Contribution by), R.-D. Stieglitz (Contribution by), M.T. Tsuang (Contribution by), D.P. van Kammen (Contribution by)
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By Andreas Marneros (Editor), N.C. Andreasen (Contribution by), Nancy C. Andreasen (Editor), G.E. Berrios (Contribution by), Ming T. Tsuang (Editor), B. Bogerts (Contribution by), H.D. Brenner (Contribution by), W.T. Carpenter (Contribution by), T.J. Crow (Contribution by), A. Deister (Contribution by), C. Eggers (Contribution by), H. Häfner (Contribution by), A. Klimke (Contribution by), R.R.J. Lewine (Contribution by), J.A. Lieberman (Contribution by), A. Marneros (Contribution by), K. Maurer (Contribution by), P. McGuffin (Contribution by), C.S. Mellor (Contribution by), H.Y. Meltzer (Contribution by), H.-J. Möller (Contribution by), C. Mundt (Contribution by), H. Remschmidt (Contribution by), A. Rohde (Contribution by), R.-D. Stieglitz (Contribution by), M.T. Tsuang (Contribution by), D.P. van Kammen (Contribution by)
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The positive versus negative distinction of schizophrenic disorders has pro- moted ongoing research. Phenomenology, psychopathology, biology, genet- ics, pharmacological and nonpharmacological treatment, psychosocial and longitudinal research: all have found a new focus of interest. This volume attempts to provide an unbiased picture of the status of American and Eu- ropean knowledge regarding the positive/negative distinction. Researchers from North America and Europe describe the relation...
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