French psychiatry (which is influenced by psychoanalysis), however, also establishes a difference between "paranoid" (paranoïde) and "paranoiac" (paranoïaque) delusion. The paranoid delusion, observed in schizophrenia, is non-systematized and is characterized by a disorganized structure and confused speech and thoughts. The paranoiac delusion, observed in paraphrenia, is highly systematized (which means it is very organized and clear) and is focused on a single theme.
French psychiatry (which is influence!d by psychoanalysis), however, also establishes a difference between "paranoid" (paranoïde) and "paranoiac" (paranoïaque) delusion. The paranoid delusion, observed, in schizophrenia, is non-systematized and is characterized by a disorganized structure and confused spee:ch and thoughts. The paranoiac delusion, observed in paraphrenia, is highly systematized (which means it is very organized and clea:r) and is ?focused on a single theme.