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Simple schizophrenia
Simple schizophrenia which is also referred to as Simple deteriorative disorder refers to a progressive development over a one-year period of the following symptoms: marked decline in academic or occupational functioning, increasingly flattened affect, reduced quantity and quality of speech and activity, poor interpersonal rapport, and social withdrawal.
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