Harrow M, Prosen M
Am J Psychiatry. 1979 Mar;136(3):293-6. doi: 10.1176/ajp.136.3.293.
The authors assessed bizarre verbalizations elicited from 37 schizophrenic and 16 nonschizophrenic patients. Interviews with subjects indicated that much bizarre schizophrenic language results from patients intermingling material from past and current experiences into their verbalizations. This intermingled material comes from many different problem areas rather than one central emotional complex. It does not arise from emotional overresponsiveness, overinvolved thinking, or delusional ideation. Two factors hypothesized as responsible for bizarre schizophrenic language are the schizophrenic's monitoring problems and difficulty maintaining perspective about his own behavior.
作者评估了37名精神分裂症患者和16名非精神分裂症患者说出的怪异言语。对受试者的访谈表明，许多怪异的精神分裂症语言是患者将过去和当前经历中的素材混入其言语中所致。这种混合的素材来自许多不同的问题领域，而非一个核心情绪复合体。它并非源于情绪过度反应、过度投入的思维或妄想观念。被假定为怪异的精神分裂症语言成因的两个因素是精神分裂症患者的监控问题以及难以对自身行为保持洞察力。
