CLINICAL HANDBOOK OF SCHIZOPHRENIA

650 IndexUrine testingfor nicotine dependence, 128for substance abuse, 127Utilitarianism, 624Valproate, 187–188Venereal disease, 69, 606Ventricular enlargement, 46–47Ventricule–brain ratio, increased,47Ventriculomegaly, 36, 43Verbal reattribution, 231–236Very late schizophrenia-likepsychosis, 390Vesicular glutamate transporter,49Veterans Health Administration,NAMI’s work with, 303Vet-to-Vet program, 303Violence. See Aggression/violenceVirtue ethics, 624Vocational functioning,assessment of, 137measures for, 140t, 142–143Vocational rehabilitation, 261–267and first-episode psychosis,376–377historical background, 261–262key points, 265for older adults, 393–395research evidence for, 263–264,263fsupported employment modelof, 262–263guidelines for, 264–265Voicesbelief in, 398CBT approach to, 233–235core beliefs and, 235safety behaviors and, 236–237See also ParanoiaVoluntary admissions, 342–343Ward Anger Rating Scale, 401,403Wechsler Adult IntelligenceScale—Third Edition, 93Weight gainantipsychotic-induced, 169t,172–173clozapine-related, 181t, 183–184from second-generationantipsychotics inadolescents, 487See also Obesity/overweightWellness Recovery Action Plan,276t, 304Western blotting, for HIV, 129Western medicine, strengths of,550“Wet house,” 419White matterfindings in schizophrenia, 45trole of, 51–52Willingness to pay approach, 509Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, 93–94performance on, with andwithout training, 250, 251fWork Behavior Inventory, 140t,143World Health OrganizationInternational Classification ofDiseases, 88–89International Pilot Study ofSchizophrenia, 5, 12, 84involuntary commitmentcriteria of, 517–518, 518tmental illness studies of, 551quality of life concept and, 581schizophrenia studies, 16, 107World Health Organizations,health care guidelines of, 549WRAP, 304Years lived with disability, 20–21Ziprasidone, 7, 30discontinuation of, 168dosing of, 163, 165tsmoking and, 166metabolism of, 166tduring pregnancy, advantages/disadvantages/metabolicchange, 475tside effectspotential for, 169twith tic disorder, 488weight gain and, 172