Most individuals with schizophrenia experience three distinct phases of the disorder:
A)schizoid,schizotypal,and schizophrenia.
B)hallucinations,delusions,and catatonia
C)prodromal,active,and residual.
D)paranoia,disorganization,and undifferentiated.

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The three phases of schizophrenia are commonly referred to as prodromal, active, and residual. The prodromal phase is characterized by mild symptoms and changes in behavior or mood that precede the onset of full-blown symptoms. The active phase is when the most severe symptoms of schizophrenia, such as hallucinations and delusions, are present. The residual phase is when symptoms are no longer as severe as the active phase, but some impairment in functioning remains.

Most Individuals with Schizophrenia Experience Three Distinct Phases of the Disorder