The first psychotic episode with religious delusion in adolescence and young adults: premanifest stage

Introduction The study of the premanifest stages of the first psychotic episode with religious delusion is relevant due to the lack of clarity in differentiating normal religiosity from pathological and, as a consequence, a relatively longer period of an untreated psychotic state, which negatively...

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Main Authors: V. Kaleda, U. Popovich, N. Romanenko, E. Gedevani
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Language:English
Published: Cambridge University Press 2022-06-01
Series:European Psychiatry
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author V. Kaleda
U. Popovich
N. Romanenko
E. Gedevani
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description Introduction The study of the premanifest stages of the first psychotic episode with religious delusion is relevant due to the lack of clarity in differentiating normal religiosity from pathological and, as a consequence, a relatively longer period of an untreated psychotic state, which negatively affects both the course of the disease and its outcomes. Another important factor is the high risk of antisocial, autoaggressive and suicidal behavior at different stages of the disease. Objectives The aim of the study is to identify the conditions for the formation of religious delusion in adolescence and young adults, to analyze the correlations between religiosity at the pre-manifest stage and the subsequent manifest psychotic episode with religious delusions of different content. Methods The 57 male patients at a young age (16-25 years) with a manifest psychotic episode (F20, F25 according to ICD-10) with religious delusion (delusion of sin (21,6 %), delusion of demonic possession (29,4 %), antagonistic and messianic delusion (39,2 %), oneiroid with religious content (9,8 %)) were studied with the clinical-psychopathological, psychometric (PAS) methods. The religiosity of patients in premorbid was assessed with the Duke University Religion Index (DUREL) questionnaire. Results Of greatest importance in the formation of psychotic episode with religious content is hereditary burden, premorbid personality structure, high scores on the PAS scale. Conclusions The presence or absence of religiosity in premorbid doesn’t matter to formation of psychotic episode with religious delusion. Disclosure No significant relationships.
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spelling doaj.art-a9e2e5bc79b644788addf20d0f916f132023-11-17T05:05:34ZengCambridge University PressEuropean Psychiatry0924-93381778-35852022-06-0165S774S77510.1192/j.eurpsy.2022.2000The first psychotic episode with religious delusion in adolescence and young adults: premanifest stageV. Kaleda0U. Popovich1N. Romanenko2E. Gedevani3FSBSI «Mental Health Research Centre», Department Of Youth Psychiatry, Moscow, Russian FederationFSBSI «Mental Health Research Centre», Department Of Youth Psychiatry, Moscow, Russian FederationFSBSI «Mental Health Research Centre», Department Of Youth Psychiatry, Moscow, Russian FederationFSBSI «Mental Health Research Centre», Researching Group Of Specific Forms Of Mental Disorders, Moscow, Russian Federation Introduction The study of the premanifest stages of the first psychotic episode with religious delusion is relevant due to the lack of clarity in differentiating normal religiosity from pathological and, as a consequence, a relatively longer period of an untreated psychotic state, which negatively affects both the course of the disease and its outcomes. Another important factor is the high risk of antisocial, autoaggressive and suicidal behavior at different stages of the disease. Objectives The aim of the study is to identify the conditions for the formation of religious delusion in adolescence and young adults, to analyze the correlations between religiosity at the pre-manifest stage and the subsequent manifest psychotic episode with religious delusions of different content. Methods The 57 male patients at a young age (16-25 years) with a manifest psychotic episode (F20, F25 according to ICD-10) with religious delusion (delusion of sin (21,6 %), delusion of demonic possession (29,4 %), antagonistic and messianic delusion (39,2 %), oneiroid with religious content (9,8 %)) were studied with the clinical-psychopathological, psychometric (PAS) methods. The religiosity of patients in premorbid was assessed with the Duke University Religion Index (DUREL) questionnaire. Results Of greatest importance in the formation of psychotic episode with religious content is hereditary burden, premorbid personality structure, high scores on the PAS scale. Conclusions The presence or absence of religiosity in premorbid doesn’t matter to formation of psychotic episode with religious delusion. Disclosure No significant relationships. https://www.cambridge.org/core/product/identifier/S0924933822020004/type/journal_articleyoung agereligious delusionmanifest psychotic episodereligiosity in premorbid
spellingShingle V. Kaleda
U. Popovich
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The first psychotic episode with religious delusion in adolescence and young adults: premanifest stage
European Psychiatry
young age
religious delusion
manifest psychotic episode
religiosity in premorbid
title The first psychotic episode with religious delusion in adolescence and young adults: premanifest stage
title_full The first psychotic episode with religious delusion in adolescence and young adults: premanifest stage
title_fullStr The first psychotic episode with religious delusion in adolescence and young adults: premanifest stage
title_full_unstemmed The first psychotic episode with religious delusion in adolescence and young adults: premanifest stage
title_short The first psychotic episode with religious delusion in adolescence and young adults: premanifest stage
title_sort first psychotic episode with religious delusion in adolescence and young adults premanifest stage
topic young age
religious delusion
manifest psychotic episode
religiosity in premorbid
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