| Stages | Category | Subcategory |
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| 1. Complicated causes of occurrence | ||
| Acute positive symptoms | World of delusion Insufficient medication Medical condition requiring hospitalization |
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| Social withdrawal and cognitive issues | Social withdrawal Cognitive issues |
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| Pain of illness | Unable to accept own illness Painful medical condition |
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| Lack of recognition between parents and child | Incommunicable in words Desire parents to understand Resentment due to involuntary hospitalization |
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| 2. Environment conducive to violence | ||
| Emotional dependence on parents and addictive violence | Parents as vent Mother’s acceptance Acting repulsively father Repetitive dependence Calculated violence |
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| Home as the whole world | Cohesive relationships in nuclear family No world except home Safe yet dangerous home |
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| Protective world toward persons with disorders | Overprotective society Undeveloped sociality |
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| 3. Onset of violence | ||
| Confused and sudden violence | Feeling of brain coming undone Vague memories Unintentional behavior |
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| 4. Gaining power | ||
| Changing the dynamic of the relationship with parents | Winning parents who suppressed me Change hierarchical relationship |
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| Being in control | Confirmation of fighting instinct through physical feelings. Solution to anxiety and fear Confirmation of having the power to make a change |
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| 5. Regret and growth | ||
| Regret | Shame Unable to permit oneself |
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| Growth caused by violence | Growth by living apart from parents Devotion to parents resulting from regret Being kind to parents Gratitude toward parents |
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