Which ordering of the phases of schizophrenia is accurate?

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The phases of schizophrenia are generally considered to be premorbid, prodromal, active, and residual. Premorbid refers to the period before the onset of symptoms, prodromal is the early period where symptoms start to appear but are not yet fully formed, active is the period of full-blown symptoms and psychosis, and residual is the period after active symptoms have subsided but some residual symptoms may still be present. Choice C correctly orders these phases in the correct sequence.

Which Ordering of the Phases of Schizophrenia Is Accurate