St. Patrick’s Day Comic Covers #shorts #marvel #comics

Short video featuring some fun comic books to spotlight some Marvel, DC, and Independent Comic Covers for the Holiday.#rennavision #short #comicbooks #shortvideo #variants #womenshistorymonth #keycomics #disneyplus #firstapperance #mcu #marvelcomics #comicnews #daredevil #hireofhire #favoritemavel #makeminemarvel #daughtersofdragon #dectectivecomics #dchush #batmanmovie #obiondisneyplus #thanos #marvelwins #docstrange #comicnews #lego #TACShow #Rennavision #comicbooks #Top5 #CList #TierList #Variants #marvel #MCU #ranking #comicpodcast #ContentCreator #batman #dccomics #marvelcomics #Comicsexplained #comicfirst #MCU #variantcomics #variants #moonknight #marvelcomics #dccomics

지혜롭고 신실한 가정의 청지기 (데이빗 윌커슨)

지혜롭고 신실한 가정의 청지기 (데이빗 윌커슨)– Are you ready for the coming of Jesus?
 
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Introduction – The Creation (1966)

The Creation was an English rock band, formed in 1966. Their best-known songs are “Making Time”, which was one of the first rock songs to feature a guitar played with a bow, and “Painter Man”, which made the Top 40 in the UK Singles Chart in late 1966 and reached No. 8 in the German chart in April 1967. It was later covered by Boney M in 1979 and reached the No. 10 position in the UK chart. “Making Time” was used in the movie Rushmore.Creation biographer Sean Egan defined their style as “a unique hybrid of pop, rock, psychedelia, and the avant-garde.”

Marvel Playstation Spider Man Variant Comic Covers #shorts #marvel #playstation

#rennavision #short #comicbooks #shortvideo #variants #spidermanShort video featuring a comic book a spotlight on some Marvel Spider-Man Playstation Homage variant comics#keycomics #disneyplus #firstapperance #mcu #marvelcomics #comicnews #favoritemavel #makeminemarvel #comicnews #lego #TACShow #Rennavision #comicbooks #Top5 #CList #TierList #Variants #marvel #MCU #ranking #comicpodcast #ContentCreator #dccomic #marvelcomics #Comicsexplained #comicfirst #MCU #variantcomics #variants #marvelcomics

좋은 땅 (데이빗 윌커슨)

좋은 땅 (데이빗 윌커슨)– The Parable of the Sower

주님의 외침 (데이빗 윌커슨)

주님의 외침 (데이빗 윌커슨)– The towers have fallen, but we missed the message

성회를 선포하라 (데이빗 윌커슨)

성회를 선포하라 (데이빗 윌커슨)– The Reproach of the Solemn Assembly
 
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Makeup transition!! And I love this new jacket!! 💖

 

This Happens in the Unseen World When We Fast and Pray

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What happens in the unseen world When you fast and when you pray It’s the story of Moses and the Amalekites
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Moses and the children of Israel fighting the Amalekites and God told him to go up on the mountain and lift his hands Toward heaven
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He said in Exodus 17 and verse 8 verse 11 lift your hands Moses God commanded him to and as long as he had his hands and a physical Posture raised toward heaven and obedience to what God told him to do
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with a physical command and place a posture the way what he did with his body as long as as
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He had physical obedience. He was winning the battle in the unseen world because of his physical obedience
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This story ‘m is important because it reinforces the fact that physical obedience listen bring spiritual release You can say well if god’s gonna win the battle he’ll just win the battle
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But in this story god said what you do with your physical body Moses? Determines whether or not this particular battle is going to be one because
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physical obedience brings spiritual release that’s why this story is so important that somehow there is a connection between what we do physically and What happens spiritually what we do here with our physical bodies?
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Makes a difference of what happens in the unseen world Angels were released into that battle when he raised his hands physically if his hands started coming down Because God told him to do it and if his hands started coming down
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Then the angels with withdrawal and the enemy would begin to defeat Hebrews chapter one says that angels are sent out to render services on behalf of those who inherit salvation it says the angels of
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God are spirits that are set as as flames of fire It says that in that same chapter later in that same chapter there. He’ll make his ministers flames of fire. His he Mentions that there is breath there is wind this wind and fire
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that’s what angels are like and he said I’ll release those angels and they will be dispatched into the Situation so get it. Now. Here’s the point hands are raised and as long as Moses obeys what God tells him to do
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with a physical act The battle is won because of what he’s doing
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physically with his body If his hands go down then he begins to lose the battle You see the Bible said lift up your hands without wrath
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Or doubting the word wrath means don’t get mad about the instruction God’s giving you to do something physically Do it without wrath and then do it without doubting doubting means don’t question What good does it do?
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Don’t question when God tells you to do something Physically, he said lift your hands don’t stand there arguing with God saying I don’t have to do that No, the truth is
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physical obedience brings spiritual release every time In the modern church, we have reduced everything down to feelings and intellect and not to any physical actions I
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Feel like I’m humble, so I never have to get on my knees and bow before the Lord. I Feel like I love the Lord and I worship him on the inside and I don’t have to clap my hands I don’t have to raise my hands. I don’t have to stand to my feet and worship God
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Physically with my body God knows my heart. I Feel faith so I don’t have to risk anything I have faith in my heart Everything gets reduced down in the modern day Church to internal stuff and there is no outward manifestation
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But if you tell your wife or your husband, I love you on the inside, but you never show it on the outside they’re gonna question you and God says sometimes I demand of my people a physical act of obedience
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before I release spiritual reward and Fasting is one of those acts of obedience
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there are times when God requires of all of us a physical action a physical action why because there’s a connection between
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The physical action here and the spiritual power that is released there Moses with his hands up as long as his hands are up Israel wins
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physical obedience releases spiritual power favor help
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protection healing miracles blessing and When you begin to fast and pray you release God’s supernatural Power and forces of heaven. I’m going to show you this right out of the Bible, you know
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I hear this little saying higher levels higher devils, and that’s a good saying and I get it you know that the higher you go up in God the more the devil fights you but it’s almost that’s statement almost glorifies the devil to me higher
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Levels higher – it’s almost says I don’t want to I don’t want to I don’t want to go too high cause then the devil And know who I am and really attack me. He already knows who you are and Who is protected more on a battlefield a
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private a new enlisted soldier or a Five-star general who has more soldiers around him protecting him the private or the general the truth is listen to this
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higher level Higher angelic protection higher angelic
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Participation in the assignment. God has given you the greater. God trusts you with greater assignments the greater He’s like Elijah when he when his servant went out said oh my god, the Assyrians are surrounding us What are we gonna do prophet?
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He said just relax Lord opened his eyes and he looked out and when he looked again He saw chariots of horses and fire Surrounding them because the higher the call on your life and assignment the higher the divine protection
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of God around you and Your family don’t be afraid to dream big to ask big to believe could be I’m not gonna back down Cuz I’m scared the devil will fight me more if we keep doing more
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We’ve just begun and we’re going to higher levels and we’re gonna have more angelic protection clap your hands and praise God if you believe Chapter 10, I’ll begin reading with verse 2 in those days. I
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Daniel was mourning three full weeks. I Ain’t no Pleasant bread no meat no wine Came in my mouth
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Nor did I anoint myself at all till three whole weeks were fulfilled verse 10 Suddenly while I was fasting while I was eating vegetables
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While I was seeking God while I was praying I made a vow I told God if you read Daniel chapter one, he goes into detail of what he ate He said I ate vegetables and water and I abstained from pleasant food
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He said while I was in this three-week time an angel came verse 10 suddenly a hand touched me that made me tremble on my knees and on the palm of my hands and he
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Said Oh Daniel man greatly beloved Understand the words I speak to you. This is an angel talking to him and notice
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He said I come and this is how God feels about you Daniel greatly beloved Understand the words I speak to you stand upright for I have been sent to you
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while he was speaking the word to me I Started to trim it Verse three. He said I ate no Pleasant bread
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Listen carefully the word pleasant there is desirable. I ate no Pleasant or desirable bread
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What’s interesting is when when Daniel 11 said our Daniel 10 and verse 11 says old Daniel man greatly beloved the word greatly beloved is the same word described
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desirable old Daniel Greatly desired. I ate no desirable bread
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God’s response was Oh Daniel You are greatly desired by me I Ate no desirable food. I became a man greatly desired by God during this 21 days
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There’s a difference folks between God’s love and God’s favor God’s love is 100% full-on seven days a week It 24 hours a day. There’s nothing you can do that can make him love you more
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There’s nothing you can do that can make him love you less. You don’t earn it. You can never deserve it His love is full. His love is free and God loves you There is a difference between God’s love and God’s favor
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Favor is different because it is initially given to us as a gift and It’s increase in our life is dependent upon our stewardship of what we do to gain God’s favor
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The love of God is it is absolutely full and free It’s perfect love and it’s full and it’s yours, but the favor of God does not come In its fullness on your life
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Until you do certain things that gets God’s attention You can’t by God’s favor, but you do not get more of God’s favor without sacrifice
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The increase of favor comes from obedience and sacrifice Daniels story is a story of favor It’s a picture of unusual increase of favor
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God says when you win my favor when you do things there’s something about you doing a physical act of obedience that brings spiritual release a favour and blessing Look out
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Miracles will come favor will come Blessing will come God will raise you up It’s less of you and more of him and you know when you get there to God be the glory
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he said Daniel man greatly beloved understands the words that I speak to you stand upright For I’ve been sent to you. Do not fear Daniel. Listen
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from the first day you set your heart to understand and Humble yourself before God your words were heard. I Have come because of your words
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Listen now the Angels talking but the prince of the kingdom of Persia withstood me twenty-one days There was a principality over Persia witches Iran, and this strong demon power Withstood me the angel said for 21 days
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But because you kept fasting and praying Michael one of the chief Prince’s Michael came to help me There are three major angels Gabriel Michael and Lucifer Lucifer failed Gabriel brings messages
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but Michael is the warring angel and he was sent as reinforcements to break through the enemy’s resistance Now let me explain something to you
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There is no battle between God and Satan God God’s not warring with the devil God said if I by the finger of God cast Satan out, all God’s got to do is flip his finger He gave the devil the finger and and cast him out of heaven
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There’s not like this speak about there is no war between God and Satan but listen, everything was created for purpose there is a war between the Angelic forces and demonic forces and you and I get to vote who wins
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That’s what this story teaches that there are angels and demons that are battling and Angels have the answer to prayer and they’re battling and you and I what we do
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physically can release spiritual power to those angels We vote in the Battle of the heavenlies
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Let me close with this thought in that story In mark chapter 17 when the disciples said why could we not cast this devil out? Jesus gave two reasons
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he said you have unbelief and You are a perverse generation In other words, he was saying to his own disciples because that’s who asked him
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number one if you have unbelief you have you have disconnected from God you Have disconnected from the word You have disconnected from praise and worship you have disconnected from church you have disconnected from my presence you have
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disconnected from hunger in for me and When you disconnect from God unbelief begins to take over your not faith filled Unbelief begins to take over your life fear anxiety
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hopelessness despair And he said first of all your unbelief you’re disconnected from God and watch this and your perverse comes from the word pervert In other words, he’s saying you you’re not connected to God and on top of that you’re too connected to the world
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But let me tell you how you fix that this kind comes by fasting and prayer What is prayer prayer is connecting to God? Connecting back to God fasting is disconnecting from the world
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Disconnecting from the lust of the flesh the lust of the eyes the pride of life. I don’t care who you are Constantly. I am your pastor. I am your preacher I do this full-time and I constantly have to go back and align myself and say God help me
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Because I’m disconnecting from you and I’m connecting to the world and that’s why I love This season when we get real when we get honest when we get to this place where we feel like we’re disconnected from God We’re too connected to the world in comes fasting and it disconnects us from the world and in comes prayer it
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reconnects us to God and suddenly We have Dominion and power over the enemy and a fresh anointing and we obtain the favor of God again on our lives
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Somebody give him a great shout of praise Don’t you want that? Say this if I give up desirable food
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I’ll become very desirable to God the next 21 days That’s not a boastful statement that’s not an arrogant statement but the fact that God can say over me all he did was
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gave up meat and bread and sugar and Ate vegetables and God said Oh Daniel
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You are greatly desirable, too Because you’ve doing something physical that brings
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Schizophrenia and Dissociative Disorders: Crash Course Psychology #32

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It’s perhaps the most stigmatized and misunderstood psychological disorder of them all, even among psychologists. Maybe because it’s pretty rare, affecting about 1% of the population, schizophrenia causes more anxiety in the media, in the public, and even in doctors’ offices than any other mental illness. As a result, its sufferers have often been shunned, abused, or locked up. And among the many fallacies that surround the disorder is simply what it means. The word “schizophrenia” literally means “split mind” but contrary to popular belief, the condition has nothing to do with a split in personality or multiple personalities.
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The term refers instead to what’s sometimes called a “split from reality.” Multiple Personality Disorder, now known as Dissociative Identity Disorder, is a totally different type of condition, a kind of dissociative disorder. And these too, are shrouded in misconceptions, partly because they were the subject of, probably, the greatest psychological hoax of all time. While many of us can relate on some level to the emotional swings, nervousness, and compulsions that come with mood and anxiety disorders, it can be a lot harder for those without direct experience to relate to the symptoms of schizophrenia and dissociation. Unfortunately we tend to fear and avoid what we don’t understand in each other, whether it’s a friend of family member or just some stranger on the bus. But thankfully part of the psychologist’s job is to demystify the things that can happen in our heads, and as is often the case, understanding may be the key to compassion.
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Schizophrenia is a chronic condition that usually surfaces for men in their early to mid-20s, and for women in their late 20s. For some the disorder comes on gradually, but for others it could arise more suddenly, perhaps triggered by stress or trauma, although no event can actually cause the disorder.
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Once thought of as a single discrete condition, schizophrenia is now included in the DSM-5 as a point on a spectrum of disorders that vary in how they’re expressed and how long they last, but they share similar symptoms.
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Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders are currently thought of as characterized by disorganized thinking; emotions and behaviors that are often incongruent with their situations; and disturbed perceptions, including delusions and hallucinations.
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They all involve a kind of loss of contact with reality on some level. The resulting behaviors and mental states associated with this break from reality are generally called “psychotic symptoms” and they usually impair the ability to function.
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When someone’s experiencing psychotic symptoms, their thinking and speech can become disorganized, rambling and fragmented. This tendency to pick up one train of thought and suddenly switch to another and then another can make communication painfully difficult. People exhibiting these symptoms can also suffer a breakdown in selective attention, losing the ability to focus on one thing while filtering others out.
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In extreme cases, speech may become so fragmented it becomes little more than a string of meaningless words, a condition given a name that sounds like its own kind of non sequitur, “word salad.” Classic schizophrenia is also often marked by delusions or false beliefs not based in reality. These delusions can be rooted in ideas of grandeur like “I’m the queen of England!” or “I won an Olympic gold medal for the luge!” Or they can become narratives of persecution and paranoia, believing your thoughts and actions are being controlled by an outside force or that you’re being spied on or followed or that you’re on the verge of a major catastrophe. And there are some complicated variations on these delusions, like feeling that you’ve died or don’t exist anymore or that someone is madly in love with you or that you’re infested with parasites. Delusions of one kind of another strike as many as four out of five people with schizophrenia.
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While some delusions can seem fairly logical, they can also be severe and bizarre and frightening. Unfortunately maybe the most memorable examples of people suffering from severe delusions come from serial killers and yeah, while Son of Sam did claim that he was taking orders from his neighbor’s dog, that kind of stuff is in the tiny, tiny, tiny minority.
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Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys and Syd Barrett of Pink Floyd both suffered psychotic symptoms. And then of course there’s John Nash, the Nobel Prize winning American mathematician and subject of the movie “A Beautiful Mind.” Through proper treatment, some people with schizophrenia have not only learned to live with their illness but also made fantastic creative contributions to the world.
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Maybe people with schizophrenia also suffer from perceptual disturbances, or sensory experiences that come without any apparent sensory stimulation, like hallucinations. This is when a person sees or hears something that isn’t there, often lacking the ability to understand what is real and what isn’t. Auditory hallucinations, or hearing voices, are the most common form, and these voices are often abusive. It’s as if you’re inner monologue, that conversation that you have with yourself or the random things that float through your head, were somehow coming from outside of you. It’s as if you couldn’t sort out whether the voices in your mind were internal and self-generated, or external and other-generated. To me, it sounds terrifying.
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Other common symptoms include disorganized, abnormal, or incongruent behavior and emotions. This could mean laughing when recalling a loved one’s death or crying while others are laughing. Acting like a goofy child one minute, then becoming unpredictably angry or agitated the next. Movements may become inappropriate and compulsive, like continually rocking back and forth or remaining motionless for hours.
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Broadly, most psychotic symptoms fall into three general categories traditionally used by psychologists: positive, negative, and disorganized symptoms. Positive symptoms are not what they sound like. They’re the type that add something to the experience of the patient. Like, for example, hallucinations or inappropriate laughter or tears or delusional thoughts.
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Negative symptoms refer to those that subtract from normal behavior, like a reduced ability to function, neglect of personal hygiene, lack of emotion, toneless voice, expressionless face, or withdrawal from family and friends.
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Finally, disorganized symptoms are those jumbles of thought or speech that could include word salad and other problems with attention and organization.
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Symptoms like these are useful in diagnosing a disorder on the schizophrenia spectrum, but there’s a physiological component too. Like many of the disorders we’ve talked about, schizophrenia has been associated with a number of brain abnormalities.
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Post mortem research on schizophrenia patients has found that many have extra receptors for dopamine, a neurotransmitter involved in emotion regulation and the brain’s pleasure and reward centers. Some researchers think that overly responsive dopamine systems might magnify brain activity in some way, perhaps creating hallucinations and other so-called positive symptoms as the brain loses its capacity to tell the difference between internal and external stimuli. For this reason, dopamine blocking drugs are often used as anti-psychotic medications in treatment. Modern neuroimaging studies also show that some people with schizophrenia have abnormal brain activity in several different parts of the brain.
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One study noted that when patients were hallucinating, for example, there was unusually high activity in the thalamus, which is involved in filtering incoming sensory signals. Another study noted that patients with paranoid symptoms showed over-activity in the fear processing amygdala. So, schizophrenia seems to involve not just problems with one part of the brain, but abnormalities in several areas and their interconnections.
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But what might be causing these abnormalities? Earlier I mentioned how a stressful event might trigger psychotic symptoms for the first time, even though it can’t actually create the disorder. Psychologists call this the “diathesis-stress model.” This way of thinking involves a combination of biological and genetic vulnerabilities — diathesis — and environmental stressors — stress — that both contribute to the onset of schizophrenia. This model helps explain why some people with genetic vulnerability might not always develop schizophrenia and why the rates of schizophrenia tend to be higher with some degree of poverty or socioeconomic stress.
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And it seems too that there is some kind of genetic predisposition for the disorder. The one-in-a-hundred odds of developing schizophrenia jumped to nearly one in ten if you have a parent or sibling with the disorder, with about 50/50 odds if that sibling is an identical twin, even if those twins were raised apart.
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One recent landmark seven year study looked at genetic samples across 35 countries, examining more than 35,000 people with schizophrenia, and another 110,000 without the disorder. The study identified more than 100 genes that may increase the risk of schizophrenia. As expected, some of these genes involve dopamine regulation, but others are related to immune system functioning. Researchers continue to tease out what is exactly going on here, but many are hopeful that these new findings will lead to better treatment.
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Clearly, schizophrenia is a challenging disorder to live with and one that’s hard for outsiders to understand, but maybe even more rare and more elusive are the dissociative disorders. These are disorders of consciousness, called dissociative because they’re marked by an interruption in conscious awareness. Patients can become separated from the thoughts or feelings that they used to have, which can result in a sudden loss of memory or even change in identity.
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Now, we might all experience minor dissociation at times, like maybe the sense that you’re watching yourself from above, as in a movie, or like you’re driving home and get so zoned out that suddenly you find yourself in front of Taco Bell thinking, like, “How did I get here?” Those things would generally fall into the normal range of dissociation, but most of us don’t develop different personalities.
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Dissociative disorders come in several different forms, but the most infamous of the bunch is probably Dissociative Identity Disorder. This has long been known as Multiple Personality Disorder and, yes, it is a thing. It’s a rare and flashy disorder in which a person exhibits two or more distinct and alternating identities and the best known case was that of Shirley Mason, whose story was famously rendered in the 1973 best seller “Sybil” and later in a popular mini-series.
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The book was marketed as the true story of a woman who suffered great childhood trauma and ended up with 16 different personalities, ranging from Vicky, a selfish French Woman, to handyman Syd, to the religious and critical Clara.
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The book became a craze and within a few years reported cases of multiple personality skyrocketed from scarcely 100 to nearly 40,000.
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Many believe the book was essentially responsible for creating a new psychiatric diagnosis. It turns out though, Sybil’s story was a big fat lie.
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Yes, Shirley Mason was a real person and one with a troubled, traumatic past and a number of psychological issues. As a student in New York in the 1950s she started seeing a therapist named Connie Wilbur and taking some heavy medications. And somewhere in there, maybe because she was coaxed, or maybe because she wanted more attention, Shirley started expressing different personalities.
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Dr. Wilbur built a career and a book deal out of her star patient, even after Shirley confessed that her split personality was a ruse.
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The Sybil case is a powerful reminder that we really don’t understand dissociative disorders very well or even know if they’re always real. Indeed, some people question if Dissociative Identity Disorder is an actual disorder at all.
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But some studies have shown distinct body and brain states that seem to appear in different identities, things like one personality being right handed while the other is left handed, or different personalities having variations in their eye sight that ophthalmologists could actually detect. In these cases, dissociations of identity may be in response to stress or anxiety, a sort of extreme coping mechanism.
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Either way, the debate and the research continue.
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Today we talked about the major symptoms associated with the schizophrenia spectrum disorders, including disorganized thinking, inappropriate emotions and behaviors, and disturbed perceptions. We also discussed brain activity associated with these disorders and talked about their possible origins including the diathesis stress model.
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You also learned about dissociative disorders, and Dissociative Identity Disorder in particular, and the scandal that was the Sybil case.
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