-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Nine paranoid schizophrenics, five control subjects of the same age and four hebephrenic schizophrenics were examined using Piaget's genetic psychology tests. The study of assimilation/accommodation equilibrium in the cognitive activities of schizophrenic patients confirmed our previous results which primarily dealt with hebephrenic patients [12]. The thinking of paranoid schizophrenics is dominated by increased assimilation which explains their tendency to deform observables and their difficulty in generalising reasoning. The assimilation/accommodation equilibrium of their logical operations is affected resulting in: a) difficulty in formulating reflecting abstractions and therefore the comprehension and extension of concepts; b) loss the feeling for logical necessity and a tendency to utilize magical thinking and subjective explanations.
Y Burnand, and
A M Zutter, and
J J Burgermeister, and
R Tissot
April 1974,
Ceskoslovenska psychiatrie,
Y Burnand, and
A M Zutter, and
J J Burgermeister, and
R Tissot
November 1973,
Tijdschrift voor diergeneeskunde,
Y Burnand, and
A M Zutter, and
J J Burgermeister, and
R Tissot
July 1975,
Revista medica de Chile,
Y Burnand, and
A M Zutter, and
J J Burgermeister, and
R Tissot
October 1974,
Ceskoslovenska psychiatrie,
Y Burnand, and
A M Zutter, and
J J Burgermeister, and
R Tissot
July 1978,
Ceskoslovenska epidemiologie, mikrobiologie, imunologie,
Y Burnand, and
A M Zutter, and
J J Burgermeister, and
R Tissot
February 1976,
Ceskoslovenska psychiatrie,
Y Burnand, and
A M Zutter, and
J J Burgermeister, and
R Tissot
November 1978,
Ceskoslovenska gynekologie,
Y Burnand, and
A M Zutter, and
J J Burgermeister, and
R Tissot
January 1980,
Der Nervenarzt,
Y Burnand, and
A M Zutter, and
J J Burgermeister, and
R Tissot
August 1977,
Revista medica de Chile,
Y Burnand, and
A M Zutter, and
J J Burgermeister, and
R Tissot
February 1977,
Klinische Monatsblatter fur Augenheilkunde,
