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What do you know about psychosis?

Updated Wednesday, 10 October 2018
There's plenty of misconceptions when it comes to the subject of psychosis. Now find out if you can tell fact from fiction in our interactive quiz.

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From misrepresentation in the media, to ill-informed stereotypes, psychosis is commonly associated with incorrect information. We've looked into these myths and put together an interactive to help explain the truth behind this area of mental health. Find out how much you really know!

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Psychosis interactive image waiting room Click on the image above to launch the interactive psychosis feature.

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Image acknowledgements

Interactive introduction page: Copyright of the Open University.
Q1: CC0 Creative Commons by geralt on pixabay.com.
Q2: Copyright-free from Wikipedia.
Q3: CC0 Creative Commons by mikegi on pixabay.com.
Q4: Copyright-free by Will Wu on pexels.com.
Q5: CC0 Creative Commons by StockSnap on pixabay.com.
Q6: CC0 Creative Commons by PublicDomainPictures on pixabay.com.
Q7: CC0 Creative Commons by PublicDomainPictures on pixabay.com.
Q8: Copyright-free by Daniel Browne
Q9: CC0 Creative Commons by Wokandpix on pixabay.com.
Q10: Copyright-free by rawpixel.com on pexels.com.

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