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Language in Hallucinations of Adolescent Schizophrenicsssified as (1) sleep (including REM dream-stages and hypnogogic/hypnopompic states), (2) physiological alterations (secondary to brain pathology, convulsions, or drugs), and (3) alterations secondary to a mental disorder, especially schizophrenia.

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A. Lans Bovenberg,Ruud A. De Mooijal example of irrelevance—the subject of linguistics. You know what it’s like, after such a conversation, to think of all the good things you might have said. In this lecture, I am among other things replying—belatedly—to my colleague. You shall be the judges whether or not it is likely even now that my reply would shake his conviction one whit.

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Psycholinguistics and Mental Healthorked in this area (Jaffe, Anderson, & Rieber, 1973). Finally, areas of linguistic interest such as autism and childhood schizophrenia are absent, as this work is reviewed in Frank and Rieber (in press).

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