| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Unlike Kraepelin, he believed that the overall prognosis was not uniformly grim, the dementia was a secondary symptom not directly caused by the underlying biological process (three other fundamental symtpoms, deficits in associations, affectivity and ambivalence, were), and that the biological disease was much more prevalent in the population due to its "simple and especially latent forms.
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