Schizophrenia and hetero-aggressiveness: management and aggravating factors

Introduction Schizophrenia is a severe mental illness but especially important in terms of its impact on the subject. The stigmatization these patients major, leading to significant decrease their quality life. This partly due media coverage rare cases hetero-aggression. aggressiveness schizophrenic subjects remains poorly known and little studied. Objectives objectives our study are determine whether prescription second-generation antipsychotics associated with lower levels aggression than first-generation identify aggravating factors. Methods Materials methods: We used an anonymous questionnaire based on, addition individual status conditions, self-administered assess degree (the Buss Perry Aggression Questionnaire (BPAQ)). Results Our demonstrated superiority preventing schizophrenia, as well association between increased low insight, compliance social support. In addition, younger age, male gender, education were aggression. Conclusions prevention would then begin management psychotic symptoms comorbid disorders, work insight patients. However, aggressive dimension persists some them. Disclosure Interest None Declared