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5 Common Misconceptions About Schizophrenia
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Myth: Schizophrenia makes people dangerous.
Myth: Schizophrenia makes people hear violent and threatening voices.
Myth: People with schizophrenia have multiple personalities.
Myth: People with schizophrenia require long-term or lifelong hospitalization.
Myth: Schizophrenia occurs randomly and equally across all populations.
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5 Common Misconceptions About Schizophrenia: Media
Learn about five of the most common misconceptions about this highly stigmatized mental disorder in this Encyclopaedia Britannica Health & Medicine list.
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