A Study of Cohesive Pattern andDynamic Choices Utilized by Two Schizophrenic Patients in Dialog, Pre- and Post-Medication 4:

clozapine The present study evaluated the communicative deficits in the linguistic performance of two Arabic speaking schizophrenics having a first episode phoricity [reference] of disorganized schizophrenia. Two facets of the conversational performance of each patient prior to and following antipsychotic medication treatment schizophrenia were considered and compared to normals ’ performance of these two measures. These were the dynamic development of the interviews and speech functions selected cohesive devices. A description of the patients ’ aberrant conversational behavior and deficits systemic grammar in terms of systemic grammar is offered for profiling schizophrenics’ discourse and measuring the effects of stimulant treatment. The neuro-leptic elozapine led to both positive and negative changes in the socially appropriate use of language in the schizophrenics ’ conversations