King asking how Woodcock's impression of gunman can coexist with what the RN said earlier? Woodcock suggests the gunman's flat affect
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"You have to be able to interact with the person to find some information about what is going on inside if it is not superficially apparent -- and in this case it was not superficially apparent"
Woodcock says gunman told him he saw shadows, but nothing fully formed. Previous doctor testified gunman told him about seeing disembodied saws
Woodcock defines delusions as a "fixed false belief"
"Delusions are one of the hallmarks of what we call psychosis"
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"Does Mr. Holmes have a mild form of a mental illness or not?" "No, neither his delusions nor the degree of his mental illness are mild"
@Clancy: I'm trying to pay attention to the trial and not the petty squabbles over what individuals think. As long as everyone is respectful, you're welcome to opinions. If anyone is not respectful, I'll block their comments
Schizoaffective disorder has some symptoms in common with schizophrenia, but has more "affective symptoms" that have to do with mood, Woodcock explains
Woodcock says he joined university just a few months after that interview with the gunman