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There may be two types of psychosis
Ideas for different types of psychosis.
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Type 2 Psychosis☜Type 2 psychosis is characterized by persistent presentations of atypical” thinking, behavior, and mood symptoms that are associated with compromised functioning levels involving impaired personal independence and social communication across specified domains, and are associated with at risk behaviors, often defined by the prevalent cultural and social norms. Type 2 Psychosis may persist over many years in some people with or without any consistent psychiatric interventions.☜59C6EF
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