Can I have a list of the different types of mental insanity?
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Schitzophrenia is one...no it isn't, yes it is, no it isn't, yes it is!  I'll never be able to answer this question with you yelling in my ear...shut up, he asked me stupid.  No he didn't he asked me!!
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Mental deficient minds of crazy people.
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a lot...  TOO MANY TO LIST!!!!
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The answer you're looking for is here...\nhttp://www.geocities.com/yielding_insanity/answer.html
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http://tourettesguy.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=27
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The very first place I'd look (in the odd event that you didn't) is in the DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 4th Edition). In fact, that should pretty well do it. I would also be prone to look to check out some books specifically about the disorder for reference (a link with many is included in my sources).\n\nAs for magazine articles and things of that nature, I haven't really seen many reputable sources. I mean there may be a study in a Scientific American somewhere, but even that is fairly doubtful. It's just really not something to throw in a magazine (Mental Disorder Monthly would be kind of odd don't you think?)
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Go to the website below. The Nat'l Inst. of Mental Health has printable pamphlets on every clinical disorder out there and useful suggestions on how to cope.
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Intelligence is not used to classify sanity ro insanity.\n\nThe primary characteristic of an insane person is that they are unable to distinguish what is or is not part of physical reality.\n\nSchizophrenia, for example, is a mental illness in which the individual cannot distinguish between voices heard or conspiricies imagined and the real world as it is.  At a very specific point this individual is not merely suspicious and a loner, but insane because unable to distinguish between the imagination and reality.  With schizophrenia there are also specific, obvious physiological changes (especially to the individual's metabolism and glandular functions).  There are TREATMENTS but no cures for this disease.\n\nAnother form of insanity involves psychopathic behavior,a person who does not recognize right and wrong and treats morality as a game.  Psychopaths do not hallucinate but have no sense of right or wrong and are cunning at pretending to be sane.  A psychopathic illness can be INDUCED by trauma to the frontal lobe.  There is a strong connection between childhood bedwetting and firestarting and cruelty to animals and psychopathic personality.  See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychopath \n\nBoth Schizophrenia and psychopathic disorders are INCURABLE.
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Mental asylum.\nA better class of people!
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Egomaniac\nnarcissistic\nselfish\nhypocrite\nhubris\nsupercilious\nhaughty\nproud\ngeorge bush
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It's amazing that although this question is posted in the Medicine section, there is no medical-informed answer before (and including) this one!\n\nLater addition:\nOK, the problem is that the concept of "madness", "mental illness" or "insanity", is too wide and complex to deserve a unique definition.\nA simpler scenario is the legal one (taken from the omnipresent Wikipedia), where a person is defined "insane" when presents inability to either determine the difference between "right" and "wrong" (or, in a more practical or direct sense, "legal" and "illegal") or understand the consequences of one's own actions.
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Check out http://www.alternativementalhealth.com/articles/default.htm#S - this site, as a whole, as some great resources.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nMike\n\n--\nDecoding Psychiatric Propaganda\nhttp://groups.msn.com/psychbusters
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On the site below there are a bunch of different tests. Don't know exactly what you mean by "mental test".
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Okay... here goes:\n\nnegativity\nrudeness\nbeing obnoxious\nvulgar\nghetto-fabulous types\nwannabes\nnarrow-minded, also close minded\nstupidity\n\n... and the list goes on.
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if the question is is there a sociology of mental illness, there is. Check out "Stigma: Notes on the Management of Spoiled Identity " by Erving Goffman.
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There are several different places you can look. I am sorry I cannot remember all of them right now, but I did give you one source. Good Luck.
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Currently, anti-psychotic medication and behavioral modification treatment are the best options. 'Do-it-yourself' strategies rarely if ever work. Try www.crazymeds.com for more information on a peer to peer level, with links to mental health topics and terminology.