What type of symptoms of schizophrenia is experienced when the patient is not able to hold a job and make decisions for him/herself?

A patient follows unit staff and imitates al their movements. What is the patient exhibiting?

A patient is overheard saying the following over and over, “I rang my whang, it went gang, and my head went twang.”  What is the patient demonstrating?

A psychiatrist treating a patient with schizophrenia asks the patient to interpret this saying, “People who live in glass houses must not throw stones.” The patient replies, “It means that people who live in glass houses must not throw stones because the hours might break.”  This is an example of:

The term _________________ music covers a great variety of music in which certain elements are specified by the composer in more conventional music. In this music, a composer might work out a way of throwing dice so as to determine which instruments, which pitches, and so on were to be used.

The ordinary German word for song is __________. It is also a particular type of German song that evolved in the late eighteenth century and flourished in the nineteenth century.

Set in contemporary Spain, _________________ by George Bizet,  tells the story of a fiery, sexually irresistible Gypsy woman who works in a cigarette factory and a soldier who falls under her spell.

The general Romantic tendency to blur all sharp edges found its musical counterpart in the practice of tempo ____________________, which means that in performance, the rhythm is handled flexibly, the meter itself may waver, or else the beat is maintained strictly in the accompaniment while the melody is played or sung slightly out of place with it.

Romantic composers pursued __________________________ to a greater extent than Baroque and Classical ones, to expand the expressive range of both their melodies and their harmonies. It refers to music that liberally employs all twelve notes of the chromatic scale.

In Austria and Germany, composers pressed forward with music that was increasingly emotional and complex. As though intent on taking Romantic fervor to its ultimate conclusion, they found themselves exploiting extreme states, extending to hysteria, nightmare, even insanity. This movement, known as __________________________, shares its name with important parallel movements in art and literature.