Definition of hebephrenia in English:

hebephrenia

nounˌhiːbɪˈfriːnɪəˌhibəˈfriniə

mass noun

A form of chronic schizophrenia involving disordered thought, inappropriate emotions, hallucinations, and bizarre behaviour.
Example sentencesExamples
- Another common type, which is also the most devastating, is disorganized schizophrenia, which is also known as hebephrenia.
- More important, however, is that in hebephrenia the ultimate disintegration of the personality is greater than in other types of schizophrenia.
- The case presented illustrates this dream material and is compared with two other cases of hebephrenia previously published by the author which do not contain dream material.
- Certain forms of schizophrenia, particularly hebephrenia and catatonia, result in a fair percentage of complete recoveries, which is not true in certain other forms, particularly paranoia.
- He was able, thus, to disentangle true catatonia, true hebephrenia and the deteriorating paranoid process, all of which led to a catastrophic outcome, from the benign clinical patterns which were forced into those groups due to an overindulgent criterion.

Derivatives

hebephrenic

adjective & nounˌhiːbɪˈfrɛnɪk

The catalyst for this was predictably hebephrenic, typifying the whole Internet experience.
Example sentencesExamples
- A visiting psychiatrist at the prison immediately recognised that he was profoundly disturbed and diagnosed hebephrenic schizophrenia, a particularly disorganised version of the illness.
- As far as the schizophrenia part (first off, the type he describes is referred to as disorganized or hebephrenic schizophrenia - in case anyone wondered) I'm partly inclined to agree with them.
- Acute and catatonic forms of the illness were more prevalent in developing countries, whereas hebephrenic and chronic forms were more frequently seen in developed countries.
- Additionally, the drug-free group demonstrated fewer hebephrenic traits.

Origin

Late 19th century (originally associated with behaviour in puberty): from Hebe¹ + Greek phrēn 'mind' + -ia¹.

Definition of hebephrenia in US English:

hebephrenia

nounˌhibəˈfriniəˌhēbəˈfrēnēə

A form of chronic schizophrenia involving disordered thought, inappropriate emotions, hallucinations, and bizarre behavior.
Example sentencesExamples
- Certain forms of schizophrenia, particularly hebephrenia and catatonia, result in a fair percentage of complete recoveries, which is not true in certain other forms, particularly paranoia.
- Another common type, which is also the most devastating, is disorganized schizophrenia, which is also known as hebephrenia.
- The case presented illustrates this dream material and is compared with two other cases of hebephrenia previously published by the author which do not contain dream material.
- More important, however, is that in hebephrenia the ultimate disintegration of the personality is greater than in other types of schizophrenia.
- He was able, thus, to disentangle true catatonia, true hebephrenia and the deteriorating paranoid process, all of which led to a catastrophic outcome, from the benign clinical patterns which were forced into those groups due to an overindulgent criterion.

Origin

Late 19th century (originally associated with behavior in puberty): from Hebe + Greek phrēn ‘mind’ + -ia.

单词	hebephrenia
释义	Definition of hebephrenia in English: hebephrenia nounˌhiːbɪˈfriːnɪəˌhibəˈfriniə mass noun A form of chronic schizophrenia involving disordered thought, inappropriate emotions, hallucinations, and bizarre behaviour. Example sentencesExamples Another common type, which is also the most devastating, is disorganized schizophrenia, which is also known as hebephrenia. More important, however, is that in hebephrenia the ultimate disintegration of the personality is greater than in other types of schizophrenia. The case presented illustrates this dream material and is compared with two other cases of hebephrenia previously published by the author which do not contain dream material. Certain forms of schizophrenia, particularly hebephrenia and catatonia, result in a fair percentage of complete recoveries, which is not true in certain other forms, particularly paranoia. He was able, thus, to disentangle true catatonia, true hebephrenia and the deteriorating paranoid process, all of which led to a catastrophic outcome, from the benign clinical patterns which were forced into those groups due to an overindulgent criterion. Derivatives hebephrenic adjective & nounˌhiːbɪˈfrɛnɪk The catalyst for this was predictably hebephrenic, typifying the whole Internet experience. Example sentencesExamples A visiting psychiatrist at the prison immediately recognised that he was profoundly disturbed and diagnosed hebephrenic schizophrenia, a particularly disorganised version of the illness. As far as the schizophrenia part (first off, the type he describes is referred to as disorganized or hebephrenic schizophrenia - in case anyone wondered) I'm partly inclined to agree with them. Acute and catatonic forms of the illness were more prevalent in developing countries, whereas hebephrenic and chronic forms were more frequently seen in developed countries. Additionally, the drug-free group demonstrated fewer hebephrenic traits. Origin Late 19th century (originally associated with behaviour in puberty): from Hebe¹ + Greek phrēn 'mind' + -ia¹. Definition of hebephrenia in US English: hebephrenia nounˌhibəˈfriniəˌhēbəˈfrēnēə A form of chronic schizophrenia involving disordered thought, inappropriate emotions, hallucinations, and bizarre behavior. Example sentencesExamples Certain forms of schizophrenia, particularly hebephrenia and catatonia, result in a fair percentage of complete recoveries, which is not true in certain other forms, particularly paranoia. Another common type, which is also the most devastating, is disorganized schizophrenia, which is also known as hebephrenia. The case presented illustrates this dream material and is compared with two other cases of hebephrenia previously published by the author which do not contain dream material. More important, however, is that in hebephrenia the ultimate disintegration of the personality is greater than in other types of schizophrenia. He was able, thus, to disentangle true catatonia, true hebephrenia and the deteriorating paranoid process, all of which led to a catastrophic outcome, from the benign clinical patterns which were forced into those groups due to an overindulgent criterion. Origin Late 19th century (originally associated with behavior in puberty): from Hebe + Greek phrēn ‘mind’ + -ia.
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