neuronal connections (papooses) exposes the maldevelopment." (Garver) These children begin to exhibit these symptoms very early in life, and they may continue that behavior until they exhibit that into actual schizophrenic manifestations.There are other environmental circumstances that factor into the development of schizophrenia. There are really no definite cause of the schizophrenia due to sheer environment. However, there are some main points that have been explored. The first point is the social placement or class of a person. The amount of lower class people that are afflicted with schizophrenia is totally disproportional to the entire population. There are many more people afflicted with disease in the lower class that the upper class. Most of the rational for this is the stress and angst that comes with the "struggle" in a lower class lifestyle. This in many ways perpetrates itself. If the person is schizophrenic then they will be unable to reach the upper rankings of society. As this perpetuates itself the situation only worst. The back and forth and constant battle with only worsen the patients condition.The next environmental cause stems from the actual environment that the patient actually grows up around. Most of the families that the patient comes from are highly unstable and not conducive to a healthy state of mind. When the schizophrenic is growing up, they have to deal with many outside resources and family instability may contribute to their personal instability as well. However, this is another case of it not being a definite cause of the disease but more of a factor and it certainly will not help the disorder. On the other side of things, family members' lack of support and blatant cruelness or brutality toward the patient after the onset of the disease contribute to the continuing degeneration of the disease.There are other disorders that accompany schizophrenia that have to do with the patient's ...
