An individual shows symptoms resembling schizophrenia,especially the positive symptoms,but is not schizophrenic.Which of the following disorders is most likely?

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An individual shows symptoms resembling schizophrenia,especially the positive symptoms,but is not schizophrenic.Which of the following disorders is most likely?​

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Substance-induced psychotic disorder can cause symptoms resembling schizophrenia, particularly positive symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions, but the individual does not meet the criteria for a diagnosis of schizophrenia. The symptoms are caused by the use of drugs, alcohol, or other substances. Seasonal affective disorder and bipolar disorder do not typically cause symptoms resembling schizophrenia. Korsakoff's syndrome is a form of amnesia caused by chronic alcoholism and is not typically associated with psychotic symptoms.

An Individual Shows Symptoms Resembling Schizophrenia,especially the Positive Symptoms,but Is