Authorities often find themselves giving wrong verdicts in regard to a person displaying suicidal behavior. Suicide is frequently associated with mental illnesses, as people are inclined to ignore the fact that society offers numerous other reasons for which one would feel like they have to end their lives, delusions being just one of the motives. Communication is not new to the sphere of influence relating to schizophrenia, as people have discovered its importance during the first half of the twentieth century. At that time, communication was believed to be essential to the behavior of individuals. Certain psychoanalysts went as far as claiming that schizophrenia was caused by mothers who did not give enough attention to raising their children. Of course, this is less likely to be true, as schizophrenia is more often caused by factors other than maternal nurture.

In spite of the fact that a delusion can be stronger than ration in most cases, individuals should constantly use communication as one of the methods employed in talking some sense in a schizophrenic person. The police needs to identify a "specific problem, to list alternative solutions, discuss the pros and cons of each solution, choose the best one, and implement it" (Warner, 2000, p. 57). Such methods are apparently highly effective in reducing the symptoms displayed by schizophrenic persons.

Police officers have to make use of a series of practices when they deal with a schizophrenic individual, as there is a large possibility for the mentally ill person to react constructively to particular incentives.

People with a high emotional sensitivity are known to display much more intense behavior than normal people. Thus, police officers who deal with individuals suffering from schizophrenia need to concentrate on the feelings that they trigger in the mentally ill persons, so as to produce as little damage as they can in order to find the best solution to the problem that they have to address.

A large number of factors can be taken in hand when considering the strong connection causality between schizophrenia and communication. Ranging from the persons close to a schizophrenic individual, and until much more complex bodies, such as the mass media, schizophrenics receive stimuli from virtually everyone and everything they come across. This contributes to the theory involving the importance of communication in schizophrenia. A schizophrenic can start to feel like they either want to support the surrounding environment, or that they are against it, all of these sentiments being induced by their own mind and by the social order.

Schizophrenics are not the only ones who should receive counseling in fighting the mental illness, as the masses and the authorities also need to be educated, in an attempt to make society a better place for mentally ill individuals. While schizophrenia...

More and more people learn about the disease and about how they can assist schizophrenics through communication. All in all, there is still no cure for schizophrenia and the main matter that people can rely on in their attempt to help mentally ill individuals is the fact that there is a large probability for the affection to be combated with the help of high-quality communicational skills.
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Richard Warner, the Environment of Schizophrenia: Innovations in Practice, Policy, and Communications (London: Brunner-Routledge, 2000).

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James Pardy. Conflict Management in Law Enforcement. (Emond Montgomery Publication, 2005).

James Pardy. Conflict Management in Law Enforcement. (Emond Montgomery Publication, 2005).

Richard Warner, the Environment of Schizophrenia: Innovations in Practice, Policy, and Communications (London: Brunner-Routledge, 2000).

Stephen David Platt, and Norman Kreitman, eds., Current Research on Suicide and Parasuicide: Selected Proceedings of the Second European Symposium on Suicidal Behaviour, Edinburgh, June 1988 (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1989).

Stephen David Platt, and Norman Kreitman, eds., Current Research on Suicide and Parasuicide: Selected Proceedings of the Second European Symposium on Suicidal Behaviour, Edinburgh, June 1988 (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1989).

Richard Warner, the Environment of Schizophrenia: Innovations in Practice, Policy, and Communications (London: Brunner-Routledge, 2000).

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Richard Warner, the Environment of Schizophrenia: Innovations in Practice, Policy, and Communications (London: Brunner-Routledge, 2000).

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Richard Warner, the Environment of Schizophrenia: Innovations in Practice, Policy, and Communications (London: Brunner-Routledge, 2000).