Alogia
The Alogia is a term that refers to a lack of spontaneous language when speaking. It usually appears as one of the main symptoms of schizophrenia; and in this context, it is classified within the negative symptoms. Among other drawbacks, it makes the normal development of psychotherapy very difficult.
In general, allogia is considered a form of aphasia; this term refers to any impediment for a person to express themselves adequately. As such, it can occur due to brain problems, mental retardation, or dementia.
Aphasia makes social relationships very difficult for the person and any form of psychological help that they want to be administered. In this article we will study why it occurs, what are the characteristics, and if there is any way in which this phenomenon can be combatted.
Symptoms and characteristics
Lack of spontaneous language
The main symptom of alogy, or at least the easiest to observe, is an impoverishment . . . To learn more - go here.
