The Specificity of Paranoia and Uncertainty.
The Specificity of Paranoia and Uncertainty.
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10.1016/j.bpsc.2022.09.011
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2022-11
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Paranoia is associated with significant suffering and additional challenges in caring for oneself, such as social isolation, suicidality, and poor treatment compliance. For individuals experiencing paranoia, defined as a belief that others are intentionally trying to harm the individual, the symptoms can range from limited social interaction with peers to verbally or physically lashing out at loved ones or strangers. Previous work has suggested that paranoia lies on a continuum (1). When examining clinical levels of paranoia, much of the literature focuses on diagnostic groups, such as schizophrenia spectrum disorders. Yet for disorders that include psychosis, which can be quite heterogeneous, a focus on problematic symptoms may offer more targeted treatment. There has been increasing interest in paranoia, which is responsible for approximately 70% of delusions and therefore may provide the most leverage to address where these delusions come from and how they are maintained.An important aspect of symptom-specific assessment is distinguishing symptoms from one another. Paranoia has overlapping components with worry, such as fixation on unpleasant thoughts and concern about unlikely outcomes. Importantly, previous work has shown that persecutory worry and general worry are related, but separable (2). In addition, it is important to separate paranoia from other delusional content (grandiosity, somatic, erotomania, etc.). This may begin to answer how delusions arise: Is everyone who experiences a delusion simply susceptible to cognitive distortions that exaggerate issues in their lives? Or do delusions arise through multiple methods?
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