Differences in symptomatology and social adjustment between urban and rural schizophrenics.

摘要: The symptomatology and social adjustment between urban rural schizophrenics were compared in 275 consecutive admissions of schizophrenics, who rated on the Katz Adjustment Scales by patients themselves their relatives at admission 1 year after hospital discharge, or readmission if it occurred within 12 months discharge. Numerous significant differences found schizophrenics. Urban reported lower expectations for performance activities than perceived to be more helpless, suspicious, nervous, bizarre, hyper-active less emotionally stable According relatives' evaluations, performed participated leisure-time Relatives also have patients' counterparts.