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Review

  • Korean Journal of Biological Psychiatry
  • Volume 3(2); 1996
  • Article

Review

Korean Journal of Biological Psychiatry 1996;3(2):295-301. Published online: Feb, 1, 1996

Cognitive-Behavioral Response to Auditory Hallucinations

  • Yong Chul Chung, MD1;Hong Bai Eun, MD1;Ik Keun Hwang, MD1;Sang Keun Chung MD1; and Young Hyen Kim, MD2;
    1;Department of Psychiatry, 2;Neurology, Institute for Medical Sciences, Chonbuk National University Medical School, Chonju, Korea
Abstract

We investigated the characteristics of cognitive-behavioral response to auditory hallucinations in 27 schizophrenic patients. The results were as follows : 1) The most frequent congnitive and behavioral response was healthy cognitive one such as suppression or ignoring and increasing physiological arousal, respectively. 2) The characteristics of auditory hallucinations in good/fair copers was that it was more likely to be mild in severity and insight-oriented. And increasing physiological physiological arousal was used more frequently in good/fair copers and unhealthy cognitive-behavioral response was used more frequently in poor copers. 3) Out of 3 variables(duration, insight and severity of auditory hallucinations), the insight of auditory halluinations was the only factor which made difference in unhealthy cognitive response. In conclusion, there were quite a diverse and unique cognitive-behavioral response to auditory hallucinations in schizophrenia.

Keywords Auditory hallucinations;Cognitive-behavioral response;Cognitive therapy.